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not a building within the limits of the city, including aleo portions of Bethlehem, Grcenbneb, Bath and North
Albany, has been passed without mnking an effort to secure the names and business of its occupants, and if omiB-
sions occur, it will be found by inquiry that the parties when called upon, either neglected or were unable to give
our agents the necessary information.
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are unable to find them, is, they either forget that we arrange them strictly alphabetically, or they do not know
how the name is ppelled which they are seeking to find. Our agents while cinvassing the city for the names,
always ask how the individual spells his name, before writing it in the book, consequently In the spelling of sur-
names, the orthography of the person to whom the name belongs is invariably followed ; therefore, in order to
find the name of a person in the Directory, you must know how that individual spells it, or it will be necessary
to look at the various ways of spelling a name having the same pronunciation. A slight variation in the spelling,
will throw two names, having the same pronunciation, several pages apart. It will also be remembered that this
alphabetical arrangement extends to the last letter of the Christian name.
To those who notice the names of many of our prominent business firms, inserted in CAPITAL LETTERS in
the Business Directory, while others are not, we will say the former are Advertisers, the latter Non-advertisers.
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as we have taken especial pains to place the names of the Advertisers under every heading appertaining to their
several vocations.
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or two headings, this we believe is all that can be reasonably asked of us. While we are anxious to represent every
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TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Abbreviations, 11
A. D. O. ofH., 203
Advertisements 217 to 252
Albany City Hospital, 207
AldermouofCity 197
Assessors 197
Bands of Music 201
Banks in Albany, 205
Benevolent Societies, 20S to 210
Board of Trade 208
Boundaries of Wards, 9, 10
Business Directory, 1^5
Cemeteries, 207
Churches and Clergymen, 200
City Government, 197
Colleges and Academies, 207, 208
Commissioners, 198, 212
Companies, 207
Coroners, 212
Corporations, 207
County Government, 212
Courts, 212
Custom House Officers 212
Expresses, 199
Fire District.", 9
Fire Department, 198
Gas Light Company, 207
Hospitals, 207
Institutions, 207
Insurance Companies 204
I. O. of B., 203
I.O.ofO.F., 203
Justices of the Peace, 198
Libraries, 199
Loan Comraissioners, 212
Markets (see Meat Stalli} 176
Masonic Institutions 202
Medical Societies, ,
Miscellaneous
Military,
Newspapers,
Observatory,
Orphan Asylums
Overseer of the Poor,
Parks and Squares,
Penitentiary,
Physicians,
Pier Company,
Places, Alleys, &c.,
Plankroad Companies, 210,
Police Districts,
Police Stations and Commissioners,
Post Office and Rates,
Public Buildings,
Public Schools,
RailRoads 210,214,
Savings Banks,
School Commissioners,
Sheriffs
Societies,
Sons of Temperance,
St.ite Government,
Streets, Places, Alleys, &c.,
Sunday Schools and Superintendents, 200,
Supervisors
Telegraph Company,
Ten-.perance Societies,
Traveling Route-s
Turnpike Companies,
U. A. O. of D.,
United States Officers,
Universiiies,
Wardf — Boundaries and Election Districts, 9,
Water Commissioners,
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INDEX TO ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
Academies.
Albany Fetniile Acidemy 246
Bryant, Stratton & Co 247
Kice, E.I5 248
Agricultural Implements.
Km.Ty Brothers 155,156
I,. & 1'. K. Ueilerick, 226
Wheelur, Melick & Oo., lilS
Artificial Flowers.
M. L. (Jutler, 248
J. A. O'Brien, ...1 249
Baker.
J. Whiting, 234
Redding.
Antrim White, 6
Bedstead Manufacturer.
R. K. Viele. 223
Bent Fellies.
Winne & Northrup, 236
Blacksmith.
A. Bemis 239
Blank Book Manufacturer.
F. n. Little, front cover
Blind Manufacturers.
T.J. Hiunsdill, 239
P. H. Wemple 252
Boilers and Steam Engines.
R HarUi« 224
ftl. Maginne-^ 220
I'ruyn & Liausing, 219
John Rodgers, 225
K. Townsend 226
Bonnet Bleachers & Pressers.
M. L. Cutler 248
J. A. O'Brien, 249
Booksellers and Stationers.
Banks & Brothers (law), back colored
Frank U. Little front cover
J, Lord, 250
Boots and Shoes.
Joseph Lemoges 249
Brass Founder.
J. Maxvfell, jr 217
Brewers.
Amsdell Brothers 227
Anderson* Co., 232
A. A. Dunlop 229
U. Burt & Co., 228
J. McKnight's Son 230
A. McUuade, 233
J. Taylor & dons, 231
George W. Hoxie (spruce beer),... 234
Brush Maker.
J. B. Armour 252
Bung Manufacturer.
P. Amernian, New York 251
Carpenters and Builders.
John CIcmishire 238
JacobVan Derzee, 238
Carriage ^nd Sleigh Builders.
Kingsbury & Whitehead, 237
Long & dilsby 217
H. McDonnald, 237
Peter Winne 236
M. Witt, jr 237
Cigars and Tobacco.
J. Harris .v Son 232
Lawler & Rodgers, 233
B. Payn, 236
Vant & Ertzberger 251
Clothing Dealers & Tailors.
L D. Uutchins, 6
G. ^ard, front cover
Geo. C.Scott 24.9
Coal and Wood.
T. C. RafTerty 10
Coffee and Spice Mill.
Bartholomew & Morse 234
Commission Merchants.
Anable & Kathbonff : 235
Friend Humphrey's Sons,. ..back col'd
J. & i). 11. Carv 235
Letcvres & Smith 23i
K.M. Van Sickler & Forby 225
Coppersmiths.
M.Belehanry 222
P. n. Grifflo.. 22.
T. Myers & Co., 239
Kiduway & Co 223
Peter Smith, back colored
Distillers.
J, Evers, 232
J. TraceyA Co., 222
Door, Sash and Blinds.
T. J. Ramsdill 239
P. H. Wemple 252
Druggists and Apothecaries.
M. W. Macomber 248
C. A. Burt. 2:^8
Dry Goods.
J. Dearstyne & Brothers 236
John Reid 245
B. Al. Van Sickler & Forby, 225
Dyers and Scotirers.
E McGregor 248
Mrs. John McDuffie 249
Engravers.
Gavit & Cowell back colored
Charles Knickerbocker, ... back cover
Hiram B'erguson, 252
Lewis & Goodwin, 187
Express.
American Express Co. back cover
Eye and Ear Infirmary.
Dr. Listen 241
Fashion Emporium.
Mme. Demorest 251
Fellies (Bent).
Winne & Northrup 236
Fertilizers.
A. A. Dunlop, 229
Emery Bros., 155, 156
Fire Brick.
Palmer. Newton & Co 221
Jacob Henry's Sons, 222
Florist.
A. F. Chatfleld 250
Fringes, Buttons, &o.
JohnBeid, 245
Fruits.
Benjamin & Herrick, back cover
Furnaces and Banges.
Crandell & White, back cover
Furniture.
H. & R. Coleman 240
Senrick & Fisher 233
R. K. Viele 223
B. W. Wooster, 240
Fiirriers.
Geo. C. Treadwell & Co., front colored
Furs.
Geo. C. Treadwell & Co., front colored
H. Dickson • 5
Gents' Furnishing Goods.
Grunge Sard, front cover
G. C, Scott, 249
Glass Manufacturer.
Suffolk Glass Works, Boston, b'k col'd
Grates and Fenders.
Crandell & White back cover
J. Page & Son, 219
Grocers and "W. I. Goods.
Wm. F.Cochran 249
James Dearstyne & Brothers, 236
Hardware.
J. Maxwell, jr 217
Harness and Saddles.
L. J. Lloyd 217
Harps.
R. & L. Lewis. New York 250
Hats, Caps and Furs.
H. Dickson 5
Geo. E. Latham 239
Geo. C. Treadwell, front colored
Hides.
Anable & Rathbone 235
F. Humphrey's Sons,... Wk colored
Lefevres & Smith, 235
Hollow Ware.
John A. Qoewey opposite title
John F. Kathbone opposite title
Hose (Iieather).
L.J. Lloyd 217
Hotels.
Delavan House 243
Stanwix Hall, 242
Ink.
Maynard & Noyes, Boston, back col'd
Insurance.
Albany Insurance Co front cover
Albany City Fire Ins. Co., front colored
The Mutual Ins. Co front colored
Commerce Ins. Co., back cover
VYm. B. Conant, 235
Iron Founders.
John A. Qoewey opposite title
M. Maginnes, 220
J. Page & Son, 219
John F. Rathbone, opposite title
F. Townsend, 226
Iron Bailing.
Pruyn & Lansing, 219
Isinglass or Mica.
G. H. Ruggles, Boston, 251
Iiadies' Dress Trimmings.
John O'Brien, 249
John Reid, 245
Xianguages.
H. Eambli, 235
Ijaw Books.
Banks & Bros back colored
Ijcather and Findings.
Anable & Kathbone, 235
F. Humphrey's Sons, back colored
Lefevers& Smith, 235
Liime.
Warner Bros., 250
Liquors, Wines, &c.
Thomas hehan, 232
J. Evers 232
Storrs, Murphy & McDonald 233
J. Tracey & Co., „ 222
Ijithographers.
Gavit & Cowell back colored
Chas. Knickerbocker back cover
Lewis <t Goodwin, 187
Livery Stable.
Edward Frisby 238
Geo Harris & Son, 238
T. W. Van Alstyne 239
Looking Glasses and Picture
Frames.
Thompson Bros., back cover
Machinists.
Daniel Doncnster 226
L. <fe P. K. Dederick 226
Franklin Machine Works, 220
R. Hardie 224
M. Maginnes, 220
Pruyn & Lansing, 219
John Rodgers, 225
F. Townsend 226
INDEX TO ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
Maltster.
A. A. Dunlop 229
Malt Wine.
John McKnight's Son 230
Manufactxirers' Supplies.
K. M. Van Sickler & Forby 225
Marble 'Works.
Brooksby & Rowland , 240
William Manson, 187
Melodeons.
J. H. Hidley, front col ord
J. Collier ,. 187
Mercantile Agency.
Weed & Co., front cover
Merchant Tailors.
Grange Sard front coyer
Geo C. Scott 249
Mica.
G. H. RuBgles, Boston 251
Millinery Ooods.
J. A.O'Bri<!n 249
M. L. Cutler, 248
S. M. Yalkenburgh 187
Music Dealers.
J. Collier 187
J. H. Hidley, front colored
Mustard Manufact\irers.
Bartholomew & Morse, 238
Oculists and Aurists.
Albany General Infirmary, 241
Dr. Liston 241
Painters.
0. S. Rice & E. Mickel 240
Faints, OUs, &c.
M. W. Macomber, 248
Paper.
F.M.Stone 252
Paper Hangings.
D.Harris, front cover
Patent Medicines.
tl. A. Burt 228
M. W. Macomber, 248
Pattern Maker.
S. W. Gibbs... 187
Piano Fortes.
John H. Hidley, front colored
J. Collier 187
Picture Frames and Ijooking
Glasses.
Thompson Bros., back cover
Planing Machines.
Daniel Doncaster, 226
Plaster Mills.
A. A. Dunlop 229
Warner Bros., 250
D. H. &C. L. Woodruff. 238
Plumbers.
M. Delehanty 222
P. H. Griffin 221
Ridgway & Co 223
Peter Smith back colored
Printers.
J. Munsell,
C. Van Benthuysen front 6
Provisions.
J. AD. H. Gary 235
Publishers.
Banks & Bros back colored
C. Van Benthuysen 6
Frank H. Little, front cover
Heal Estate Brokers.
Wiles, Hoffman & Rowland,
front cover
Wm. B. Conant, 235
Boofing, Slate, &c.
T. Myers & Co 239
J. W.Osborn 4
Saw Manufacturers.
Pruyn & Lansing, 219
Scales and Balances.
Albany Scale Works 220
R, Groom, 220
J. Maxwell, jr 217
Seeds.
Emery Brothers, 155,156
Sewing Machine Needles.
C. Patch & Co., Boston,., back colored
Silver Plater.
R. A. Brown 235
Skirt Manufacturer.
A. Komp. New York, 251
S. M. Valkenburgh 187
Slat Machines.
Daniel Doncaster, 226
Steam Boats.
New Jersey Steamboat Co., 244
Steam Engines.
R. Hardie 224
Pruyn & Lansing, 219
M. Maginnes 220
.Tohn Kodgers, 225
F. Townsend,.'. 226
Stone Cutters.
Brooksby & Rowland 240
Stove Manufacturers.
John F. Bathbone, opposite title
Crandell & White, back cover
Stoves and Furnaces.
Crandell & White, back cover
M. Delehanty 222
Stove Patterns.
S. W. Gibbs 187
Straw Goods.
M. L. Cutler 248
J. A. O'Brien, .*. 249
Tiles.
C. & W. McCammon, 250
Tin "Ware Manufacturer.
M. Delehanty 222
Tobacconists.
J. Harris* Son 232
Lawler & Rodgers, 233
Benjamin Payn, 236
Tow Boats.
A. Van Pantvoord 250
Transportation Ijines.
American Kxpress Co back cover
Old tine Steam Tow Boats 2.')0
New Jersey Steamboat Co 244
Trunks and Valises.
L. J. Lloyd, 217
Type and Stereotype Foun-
dry.
C. Van Benthuysen, front 6
Undertakers.
H. & R. Coleman, 240
Umbrella Manufacturer.
Daniel L. Weaver 248
Upholsterers.
Senrick & Fisher '. 233
Antrim White, 6
B.W. Wooster 240
Window Shades.
D. Harris front cover
Wire Cloth and Sieves.
Albany Wire Cloth and Sieve
Manufactory, back colored
Wool.
Anable & Bathbone, 235
R. M. Van Sickler & Forby 225
Writing Ink.
Maynard & Noyes, Boston, ...back coi'd
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ALBANY DIRECTOEY,
NEW YORK
CLOTHING HOUSE,
NO. 79 STATE STREET,
Also flne Ready Made Clottitng, and Fui'>
nlsliing Goods for
GENTS AND BOYS.
CHOICE STOCK OF
Fine Cloths and Cassimers, & Piece
Goods, to be made to order
in Style and Quality
unexceptionable.
L.. ©. IIUTCfll^S, Proprietor.
Charles Van Benthuysen,
Nos. 407 BROADWAY and 55 DEAN STREET,
PRINTESr BINDER,
AND DEAL.KR IN
TYPE, STEREOTYPE & ELEDTROTYPE FOUNDER.
Mattress & Feather Depot,
No. 36 GREEN STREET, ALBANY.
At Wholesale and Retail, a general assortment of
MATTRESSES, FEATHER BEDS, PILLOWS, BOLSTERS, COTS,
cojyrFORTERs ^jrn fe^tmers.
OLD MATTRESSES MADE OVER Q-^ SHORT NOTICE.
Manufacturers of MattVesses furnished with Husk and Palm Leaf by the ton or otherwise, on
the most reasonable terras.
AXTRIM WHITE.
STREETS, PLACES, ALLEYS, ETC
STREETS, PLACES, ALLEYS, Etc.
All the Streets running west from the river, commence their nnmbers at the eastern boundary.
AH those running parallel with the river (excepting Broadway, North Pearl, Montgomery, Swan,
and Water, which commence their numbers at the southern boundary), commence numbering
at the northern boundary. Several of the streets have no buildings upon them.
Streets and Avenues.
Alexander St, from 289 S. Pearl to west bound.
Arch St, from Quay to 154 Grand, 1st s S. Ferry.
Bassett St, from Quay to 286 South Pearl.
Beaver St, from 414 Broadway to 61 Eagle.
Benjamin St, from Whitehall road south.
Bleecker St, from 100 Quay to 136 South Pearl.
Bradford St, from Snipe west, 1st s Schen. turn.
Broadway, from south to north boundary.
Broad St, from 130 Lydius to south boundary.
Bowery, from Lark to Alb. and Schen. turnpike.
Canal St, from 64 North Pearl to Snipe.
Catharine St, from 21 Clinton to Elizabeth.
Center St, from 15 Lumber to 8 Colonie.
Chapel St, from 87 State to opp. 25 Clinton ave.
Cherry St, from Quay to 119 Franklin.
Cliestnut St, from 51 Hawk to 61 Lark.
Church St, from 310 Broadway to Gansevoort.
Clinton Avenue, from 682 B'way to A. & S. turn.
Clinton St, from 134 Arch to south boundary.
Colonie St, from 126 Water to 201 Lark.
Columbia St, from 73 Pier to Eagle.
Congress St., from 8 Park Place to op. 47 Swan.
Cortland St, from Del. turn, to Alms House sq.
Cross St, from 71 Canal to 103 Orange.
Dallius St, from 46 Lydius to Gansevoort.
Daniels St, from 112 Beaver to 75 Eagle.
Day St, from Whitehall road to Turnpike.
Dean St, from 14 Maiden lane to 13 Hiidson.
Delaware St, from opp. 50 Clinton to Dove.
Delaware turnpike, south from Lydius op. Lark.
De Witt St, from 172 Montg'ry to 851 Broadway.
Division St, from 71 Quay to 74 South Pearl.
Dove St, from Elk to south boundary.
Eagle St, from 42 Canal to south boundary.
Elizabeth St, from Arch to south boundary.
Elm St, from 81 Grand to Delaware turnpike.
Elk St, from Eagle, north of Acad. Park, to Dove.
Erie St, from south boundary to Schen. turn.
Exchange St, from 47 Quay to 441 Broadway.
Ferry St, see North, South, and West Ferry Sts.
First St, from op. 23 Ten Broeck to west bound.
Franklin St, from 94 Lydius to Gansevoort.
Fulton St, from 123 Lydius to 10 Plain.
Gansevoort St, from 1 Broadway to 334 S. Pearl.
Garden St, from 101 Dove west to Lark
Grand St, from 66 Beaver to 15 Morton.
Green St, from 50 State to Gansevoort.
Hawk St, from 16 Second to south bound.
Hamilton St, from 79 Quay to 1 27 Lark.
Herkimer St, from 108 Quay to 142 South Pearl.
High St, from 170 State to 239 Lydius.
Hodge St, from 95 Quay west to 283 Broadway.
Howard St, from 13 South Pearl to 35 Eagle.
Hudson St, from 57 Quay to 27 Willett.
Jackson St, from 49 Spencer to 52 Colonie.
James St, from 63 State to 46 Columbia.
Jay St, from 66 Eagle to op. 96 Lark.
Jefferson St, from 124 Eagle to Del. turn.
John St, from 130 Quay to 39 Franklin.
Johnson St, from 149 Grand westerly, crossing
Eagle St. at No. 175. [1st iv Lark.
Knox St, Lumber to Lydius op. Wilson's nursery,
La Fayette St, from 1 Park place to 18 Swan.
Lancaster St, from op. 53 Eagle to Willett.
Lark St, from 252 Lumber to 425 Lydius.
Lawrence St, from river lo 861 Broadway.
Leai-ned St, from 59 North Ferry to Thacher.
Liberty St, from 36 Hudson to 41 Lydius.
Little Spruce St, upper end Canal.
Lodge St, from 75 Beaver to 90 Columbia.
Lumber St, from 1 10 Water to west boundary.
Lvdius St, from 96 Quay to west boundary.
^Iaiden Lane, from 34 Quay to 30 Eagle.
Mercer St, from Del. turn, to Alms House sq.
Montgomery St, from Steuben to North Ferry.
Morris St, from Delaware sq. to north boundary.
Morton St, from 9 Clinton to Delaware turnpike.
Mulberry St, from Quay to 93 Franklin.
North Ferry St, from river to 881 Broadway, and
from 2i!l N. Pearl to Observatory grounds.
North Lansing St, from 134 Water to 823 B'way.
North Pearl St, from 77 State to Thacher.
Norton St, from 9 Green to 4 William.
Nucella St, from Quay w to Hawk.
Odell St, from Whitehall road south.
Ontario St, from north to south boundary, 2d w
Alm.s House.
Orange St, from Quay to Robin, 4th n State.
Park St, from 166 State to 11 Lancaster.
Partridge St, from south bound, to Schen. turn.
Perry St, from Alms House sq. to north bound.
Pier, see Places, Alleys, etc.
Pine St, from op. 58 Chapel to Eagle.
Philip St, from 110 Hudson to Morton.
Plain St, from 53 South Pearl to 89 Eagle.
Pleasant St, from Gt. West, to Schen. turnpike.
Plumb St, from Quay to 144 Franklin.
Providence St, from Del. turn, to Snipe street.
Pruyn St, from 310 Broadway to 36 Liberty.
Quackenbush St, from Quay to 685 Broadway.
Quail St, from north to south boundary, 1st w
Alms House.
Quay St, along the dock, from Quackenbush to
S. Ferry, and from Lydius to south bound.
Rail Road Avenue, from 51 Lumber to Van Woert.
Rathbone St, from North Ferry to Thacher.
Rensselaer St, from Quay to 232 South Pearl.
Road St, from 134 Canal to Swan.
Robin St, from Lydius to north boundary.
Rose St. alley, from 17 Rose west.
Rose St, from 74 Hamilton to 85 Lydius.
Sand St, from 13 Lark to west boundary.
Schuyler St, from Quay to 26 Clinton.
Second St, from op. 49 Ten Broeck to west
boundary.
Snipe St, from Lydius to north boundary.
South Ferry St, from 138 B'way to 196 S. Pearl.
South Lansmg St, from 114 Quay to 23 Franklin.
South Pearl St, from 88 State to Gansevoort.
Spencer St, from river to 719 Broadway.
Spring St., from 23 Dove to 8 Knox.
Spruce St, from Eagle to Lark, 1st n Elk.
State St, from 50 Quay to Great Western turnpike.
Steuben St, Montgomery to Eagle, 3d n State.
Steven St, from van Vechten south.
Swan St, from 160 Colonie to south boundary,
2d w Eagle. [Colonie.
Ten Broeck St, from 49 Clinton avenue to 138
Tenuis St, from Van Vechten west.
Thacher St, from the canal across 939 Broadway
to 343 North Pearl.
Third St, from op. 31 Ten Broeck to west bound.
Union St, from 42 Hudson to 49 Lydius.
Van Schaick St, from 84 North Pearl to Cross.
Van Tromp St, from 638 B'way to 85 N. Pearl.
Van Vechten St, from Broad to Elizabeth.
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PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
Van Woert St, from 870 Broadway westerly,
crossing op. 275 N. Pearl.
Van Zandt St, from 89 South Pearl to 44 Philip.
Vine St, from Quay to Franklin, 1st s Nucella.
Warren St, from 157 Grand to Alms House sq.
Washington Avenue, from Eagle to G. W. turn.
Water St, from 13 Columbia to North Ferry.
Wendell St, from 97 Beaver to 54 Howard.
Westerlo St, from 126 Quay to op 115 Grand.
West Ferry St, from Grand westerly, crossing
Eagle at No. 156.
Wilbur St, from 93 Grand to 76 Philip, 1st s Elm.
Willett St, from 372 State to op. 454 Lydius.
William St, from 22 Howard to 89 Hudson.
Wilson St, from 740 Broadway to 33 Ten Broeck.
Yates St, from Delaware sq. to west boundary.
Places, Alleys, Etc.
Albany and Mohawk Plank Road, from begin-
ning Troy Road north.
Albany and Schenectady Turnpike, from termi-
nus of the Bowery and Clinton avenue west.
Albany Rural Cemetery, Troy road.
Bethlehem Road, from' terminus S. Pearl south.
Bleecker Place, from junc. W. Ferry and Philip
to 141 Eagle.
Carroll Alley, from 13 Spencer to 14 Lumber.
Center Alley, from Whitehall road south.
Che.ster Alley, from 104 Eagle to 54 High.
Chestnut Alley, from 47 Hawk to Chestnut street.
Columbia Place, Eagle, near Columbia.
Droogan Place, from 1 Clinton street west.
Eagle Alley, from op. 19 Hamilton south.
East Albany Ferry, foot of Maiden lane.
Fish Slip, foot of Columbia.
Foundry Place, from 56 North Ferry south.
Grand Alley, from 13 Grand westerly.
Great Western Turnpike, from terminus State
street and Washington avenue west.
Greenbush Ferry, loot South Ferry.
Hall Place, rear Rensselaer Park.
Hamilton Place, from 239 Hamilton north.
Hunter's Alley, from 78 Swan north,
Johnson's Alley, from 139 Grand, crossing Eagle
at 164.
King's Place, from 119 Swan, bet. Third and
Lumber.
Kirk's Alley, from 902 Broadway to 305 N. Pearl.
Lancaster Alley, from 3 Lancaster to 2 Park.
Lark Street Alley, Lark, near Washington ave.
Lawrence Court, from 55 Lawrence street north.
Lewis Alley, see Grand Alley.
Little Basin, from North Lansing to Lawrence.
Lumber District, from North Ferry north.
Merchant Place, from 160 Hamilton south.
Observatory Hill, north line of city, west of the
Manor house, Broadway.
Onet's Alley, from 95 Nucella north.
Park Place, rear of Capitol and Academy parks.
Phoenix Place, from 144 Hudson south.
Pier, runs from foot of Hamilton street north to
the foot of Lawrence street.
Spencer Alley, see Lark Street Alley. ~i
Steamboat Landing, Quay, between Hodge and
Lydius.
Tivoli Hollow, from Troy road west.
Trotter's Alley, from 66 Quay to 361 Broadway.
Watson's Alley, from 99 Hawk to 90 Sawn.
West FeiTy Alley, from 139 Grand to Del. turn.
Parks and Squares.
Academy Park, fronts on Eagle, between Elk and
Washington avenue.
Bleecker Park, fronts on Lydius and Eagle.
Capitol Park, fronts on Eagle, between State and
Washington avenue.
Clinton Square, fronts on North Pearl, between
Orange and Clinton avenue.
Delaware Square, fronts on Delaware turnpike,
between Lydius and Arch, op. Lark.
Hudson Street Park, fronts on Hudson, between
Liberty and Union.
Rensselaer Park, fronts on Ten Broeck, between
Second and Third.
Steamboat Square, fronts on Broadway, between
Hodge and Lydius.
Townsend Park, on Knox, Washington avenue,
and the Bowery.
Washington Square, fronts on State, and Lydius,
between Knox and Willett.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
Albany Academy, Eagle, bet. La Fayette and Elk.
Albany City Hospital, Eagle, corner Howard.
Albany Industrial School, near Alms House.
Albany Mercantile Agency, State, corner B'way.
Alms House, south of Lydius, west of Del. turn.
Ames' Building, 45 and 47 South Pearl
Atlas Building, Beaver, corner Broadway.
Bleecker Hall, 531 Broadway.
Capitol, Eagle, fronting State.
Center Market, South Pearl cor. Howard
Central Block, Broadway, north Delevan House.
City Hall, Eagle, fronting Washington avenue.
Classical Institute, 47 Eagle.
Commercial Building, Broadway, cor. Hudson.
Cooper's Building, State, corner Green.
Delavan Block, Broadway, cor. Hamilton.
Douw's Building, State, corner Broadway.
Dudley Observatory, upper end of city.
Engine and Hose Houses, see page 198.
Exchange Building, Broadway, corner State.
Female Academy, North Pearl, ab. Maiden lane.
Gas Works, Arcli above South Pearl
Home of the Friendless, 15 Park.
Jail, Maiden lane, rear City Hall.
Journal Building, 59 and 6 1 State.
Lansing Block, Broadway, corner Hamilton.
Malvern Building, Broadway, corner Hamilton.
Marble Hall, 468-472 Broadway.
Masonic Hall, 41 and 43 North Pearl.
Medical College, Eagle, bet. Jay and Lancaster.
Morange Building, Broadway, cor. Maiden lane.
Museum Building, State, corner Broadway.
Odd Fellows' Hall, Green, corner Beaver.
Orphan Asylums, see page 208.
Penitentiary, Delaware turnpike, below Lydius.
Police Stations, see page 198.
Public Schools, see page 199.
Rail Road Depots, Maiden lane
Ransom's Iron Building, 463 Broadway.
St. Aloysius Hall, 42 Jefferson.
Stanwix Hall, Broadway, cor. Maiden lane.
State Arsenal, Eagle, coi-ner Hudson.
State Hall, Eagle, between Steuben and Pine.
State Library, State street, rear Capitol.
State Normal School, Lodge, corner Howard.
Strong's Building, 443 Broadway.
Tweddle Hall, State, corner North Pearl.
Van Rensselaer Buildings, State, cor. S. Pearl.
Van Vechten Hall, 119 State.
Young Men's Association Hall, 40 State.
FIEE, POLICE AND WAKD BOUNDARIES,
FIRE AND POLICE DISTRICTS.
DISTRICT No. 1. Shall be bounded south by
the city line, west by the center of Eagle
street, north by the center of Hamilton street,
and east by the east bounds of the city.
DISTRICT No. 2. Shall commence at the in-
tersection of Hamilton street with the east
line of the city ; thence north to a point oppo-
site the center of Quackenbush street ; thence
westerly along the center of Quackenbush
street and Clinton avenue to Lark street;
thence southerly along the center of Lark
street to Spruce street ; thence east along the
center of Spruce street to Eagle street ; thence
south along Eagle street to Hamilton street;
thence east along Hamilton street to the place
of beginning.
DISTRICT No. 3. Shall be bounded north by
the city line, west by the city line, south by
the center of Clinton avenue and Quacken-
bush streets, and east by the east line of the
city.
DISTRICT No. 4. Shall commence at the inter-
section of Spruce and Eagle streets ; thence
west along the center of Spruce street to Lark
street ; thence along the center of Lark street
to Clinton avenue ; thence westerly along the
center of Clinton avenue to the west line of
the city ; thence along the west line of the city
to the south line of the city ; thence along the
south line of the city to Eagle street ; thence
along the center of Eagle street to the place of
beginning.
WARDS— Election Districts and Boundaries.
FIRST WARD, Two Election Districts. All that
part of the ward lying north of the center of
Schuyler street to Clinton street, all east of
Clinton street to Catharine street, all south of
Catharine street to the western boundaries of
the ward, shall be known as the Northern Dis-
trict ; all that part of the ward lying south of
the center of Schuyler street, to Clinton street,
all west of the center of Clinton street, to the
center of Catharine street, all south of the cen-
ter of Catharine street to the western bound-
aries of the ward, shall be known as the
Southern District.
Boundary. — Beginning at a point where the
south bounds of the city intersect the west
line of Rensselaer street, thence running north
along the east bounds of the city to a point
opposite the center of Arch street; thence
westerly through the center of Arch street to
the center of Grand street ; thence northerly
through the center of Grand street to the cen-
ter of Arch street from the west ; thence west-
erly through the center of Arch street to the
center of Eagle street; thence southerly through
the centre of Eagle street to the south bounds
of the city ; thence easterly along said south
bounds to the place of beginning.
SECOND WARD, Two Election Districts. All
that part of the ward lying west of the center
of Pearl street, is called the Western District ;
east of the center of Pearl street, the Eastern
District.
Boundary. — Beginning at the intersection of
the center of Arch street with the east bounds
of the city, and running thence northerly along
the said east bounds of the city to a point op-
posite the center of Herkimer street ; thence
westerly along tlie center of Herkimer street to
the center of Pearl street ; thence southerly
along the center of Pearl street to the center
of Westerlo street; thence westerly along the
center of Westerlo street to the center of Grand
street ; thence northerly along the center of
Grand street to the center of Elm street ;
thence westerly along the center of Elm street
to the center of Eagle street ; thence southerly
along the center of Eagle street to the center
of Arch street ; thence easterly along the center
of Arch street to the centre of Grand street ;
thence southerly along the center of Grand
street to the center of Arch street from the
east; thence easterly along the center of Arch
street to the east bounds of the city and place
of beginning.
THIRD WARD, Two Election Districts. All
that part of the ward lying east of the center
of Green street, is called the Eastern District ;
west of the center of Green street, the Western
District.
Boundary. — Beginning at a point in the east-
erly bounds of the city opposite the center of
Herkimer street, and running thence northerly
along said east bounds to a point opposite the
center of Hamilton street ; thence westerly
along the center of Hamilton street to the cen-
ter of Eagle street ; thence southerly along the
center of Eagle street to the center of Elm
street ; thence easterly along the center of Elm
street to the center of Grand stre^it ; thence
southerly along the center of Grand street to
the center of Westerlo street ; thence easterly
along th(^ center of Westerlo street to the cen-
ter of Pearl street ; thence northerly along the
center of Pearl street to the center of Herkimer
street; thence easterly along the center of
Herkimer street to the east bounds of the city
and place of beginning.
FOURTH WARD', Two Election Districts. All
that part of the ward lying east of the center
of South Pearl street, is called the Eastern
District; west of the center of South Pearl
street, the Western District.
Boundary. — Beginning at a point in the east
bounds of the city, opposite the center of
Hamilton street, and running thence north-
erly along said east bounds to a point opposite
the center of State street bridge ; thence west-
erly through the center of State street bridge
and State street to the center of Eagle street ;
thence southerly along tlie center of Eagle
street to the center of Hamilton street ; thence
easterly along the center of Hamilton st. to the
east bounds of the city and place of beginning.
FIFTH WARD, Two Election Districts. All that
Sart of the ward lying east of the center of
orth Pearl street, is called the Eastern Dis-
trict ; west of the center of North Pearl street,
the Western District.
Boundary. — Beginning at a point in the east
bounds of the city opposite the center of State
street bridge, thence running northerly along
said east bounds to a point opposite the center
of Columbia street bridge ; thence westerly
along the center of said bridge and of Colum-
bia street to the center of Pearl street ; thence
northerly along the center of Pearl street to
the center of Canal street ; thence westerly
along the center of Canal street to the center
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WARD BOUNDARIES
of a street thirty-six Rynland feet in width, and
leading from Canal to Spruce streets ; thence
southerly through the center of said street to
the center of Spruce street ; thence easterly
through the center of Spruce street to the cen-
ter of Eagle street ; thence southerly througli
the center of Eagle street to the center of State
street ; thence easterly along the center of State
street and of the State street bridge to the east
bounds of the city and place of beginning. '
SIXTH WARD, One Election District.
^owndarj/.— Beginning at a point in the east
bounds of the city, opposite the center of
Columbia street bridge, and running thence
northerly along said east bounds to a point
opposite the center of Lumber street ; theiice
westerly along the center of Lumber street to
tha center of Ten Broeck street; thence south-
erly along the center of Ten Broeck street to
the center of Clinton avenue; thence easterly
along the center of Clinton avenue to the cen-
ter of Chapel street ; thence southerly along
the center of Chapel street to the center of
Canal street ; thence easterly along the center
of Canal street to the center of Pearl street ;
thence southerly along the center of Pearl
street to the center of Columbia street ; thence
easterly along the center of Columbia st. and
of the Columbia st. bridge to the east bounds
of the city and the place of beginning.
SEVENTH WARD, Two Election Districts. All
that part of the ward lying east of the center
of Broadway, is called the Eastern District ;
west of the center of Broadway, the Western
District.
Boundary.— Beginmng at a point in the east
bounds of the city, opposite the center of Lum-
ber street, and runnmg thence northerly along
the east bounds of the city until it strikes a
point oi^posite a red cedar post with brick
around it, standing on the west bank of the
Hudson river, which po.st is distant twenty-
two chains and thirty-six links from the south-
east corner of the storehouse of Stephen Van
Rensselaer, on a course north forty degrees
and twenty minutes west ; thence westerly to
the said cedar post; thence north forty-eight
degrees west to the west bounds of the late
town of Colouie ; thence southerly along said
west bounds to the center of Lumber street ;
thence easterly along the center of Lumber
street to the east bounds of the city and place
of beginning.
EIGHTH WARD, Two Election Districts. All
that part of the ward lying north of the center
of Clinton avenue, is called the Northern Dis-
trict ; south of the center of Clinton avenue,
the Southern District.
Boundary.— Besimnng at the intersection of
the centers of Canal and Chapel streets;
thence running northerly along the center of
Chapel street to the center of Clinton avenue ;
thence westerly along the center of Clinton
avenue to the center of Ten Broeck street ;
thence northerly along the center of Ten
Broeck street to the center of Lumber street ;
thence westerly along the center of Lumber
street to the west bounds of the late town of
Colonie ; thence southerly along said west
bounds to the center of Clinton avenue ;
thence easterly along the center of Clinton
avenue to the center of Lark street ; thence
southerly along the center of Lark street to
the center of Spruce street ; thence easterly
along the center of Spruce street to the center
of a street leading from Spruce to Canal street,
of thirty-six Rynland feet in width ; thence
northerly along the center of said street to the
center of Canal street ; thence easterly along
the center of Canal street to the place of be-
ginning.
NINTH 'WARD, Three Election Districts. All
that part of the ward lying east of the center
of Dove street, is called the Eastern District ;
west of the center of Dove street, and east of
the centre of Snipe St., the Middle District; west
of the center of Snipe st., the Western Di.strict.
Boundary. — Beginning at the intersection of
Eagle and State streets, and running thence
northerly alon? the center of Eagle street to
the center of Spruce street ; thence westerly
along the center of Spruce street to the center
of Lark street; thence northerly along the
center of Lark street to the center of Clinton
avenue ; thence westerly along the center of
Clinton avenue to the west bounds of the late
town of Colonie ; thence southerly to the south
side of Clinton avenue : thence westerly along
the north range of the city to the west bounds
thereof ; thence southerly along said west
bounds to the center of Lydius street ; thence
easterly along the center of Lydius street to
the center of Main avenue ; thence northerly
through the center thereof to the center of
State stri'et ; thence easterly along the center
of State street to the place of beginning.
TENTH WARD, Three Electionl)istricts. All
that part of the ward lying west of the center
of Dove street, is called the Western District ;
east of the center of Dove street, and west of
the center of Hawk street, the Middle District;
east of the center of Hawk street, and west of
the center of Eagle street, the Eastern District.
Boundary. — Beginning at the intersection of
the center of Eagle street with the so;eh
bounds of the city, and running thence north
through the center of Eagle street to the cen-
ter of State street ; thence westerly through
the center of State street to the center of Mam
avenue; thence southerly through the center
of Main avenue to the center of Lydius street ;
thence westerly along the center of Lydius
street to the west bounds of the city ; thence
southerly along said west bounds to the south
bounds of the city ; thence easterly along said
south bounds to the place of beginning.
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ALBANY DIRECTOEY.
Abbreviations. — ab., above ; agt., agent; al., alley; Arb. h., Arbor hill ; ave., avenue; A. &V.
R. R., Albany and Vermont Rail Road; Bethl., Bethlehem; b. orbds., boards; Bldg., Building;
bet., between; B'way, Broadway ; c. or cor., corner; com., commission ; com. mer., commission
merchant; Clin., Clinton; Com'l, Commercial; dep., deputy; dept., department; dis., district;
E., east; Exch., exchange; G'bush, Greenbush; h., house; H. R. R., Harlem Rail Road; H. R.
R. R., Hudson River Rail Road; ins., insurance; in.sp., inspector; manuf.j manufacturer; mer.,
merchant; mkr., maker; makt., market; N., north; n , near; N. Y. C. R. R,, New York Central
Rail Road; op., opposite ; pi., place ; prop., proprietor ; r., rear ; reg't, regiment ; rd., road ; R. &
S. R. R., Rensselaer and Saratoga Rail Road ; S., south ; st., street ; sq., square; up., upper ; vol.,
volunteer ; W., west ; W. R. R., Western Rail Road.
ABBEY AUGUSTUS, bds. 35 Union [Hamilton
Abbey Eli, carriage builder, 72 Church, h. 298
Abbey Eli jr. clerk, bds. 298 Hamilton
Abbey Gordon C. boatman, house 35 Union
Abbott Franklin, piano maker, h. 64 N. Ferry
Abbott Jane, widow, house 314 State
Abbott Walter, mason, boards 314 State
Abbott William, mason, boards 314 State
Abeel Gerrit N., office 1 Clinton Avenue
Abel Charles, moulder, h, 66 Schuyler [Ontario
Ableman Aaron, carpenter, h. Clinton avenue n.
Ableman Christian, house 56 Congress
Ableman Christian, carpenter, h. 369 Bowery
Ableman Van Rensselaer, distiller, house 194
Clinton avenue [58 Orange
Abrams Benjamin W., bookkeeper, 15 Green, h.
Abriel Margaret, widow, boards 81 St^cond
Abriel Theodore, painter, house 81 First
Ackerman Alfred H. accountant, bds. 4 Dallius
Ackerman Christian, cooper, h. Clinton cor Van
Vechten
Ackerman Gilbert H., clerk, 41 State, h. 4 Dallius
Ackerman John A. clerk N. Y. C. R. R. freight
office, bds. 4 Dallius
Ackerson Betsey, nurse, house 56 W. Ferry
Ackerson Edward, 30th reg't, h. Elk cor. Swan
Ackley , bds. 799 Broadway
Ackley Charles P. boards Green, Greenbush
Ackley Israel S. track repairer N. Y. C. R. R.,
house 21 Van Woert
Ackley John H. house Greenbush
Ackley Wm. H. boatman, h. Green, Greenbush
Adair Hugh, blacksmith, house 23 Fulton
Adair John A. laborer, house 17 Van Woert
Adair Margaret, widow, house 17 Van Woert
Adams Abigail, milliner, 7 Plain, house do
Adams Allen, blacksmith, house 1 15 Hawk
Adams AUston, bookkeeper N. Y. State Bank,
bds. 184 Washington avenue
Adams Alonzo P. clerk, 86 State, bds. 92 Beaver
Adams Amos, chief of police, James c. Maiden
lane, house 184 Washington avenue
Adams Berome, clerk, 78 State, bds. 5 Lancaster
Adams Charles R. clerk, 39 State, b. 5 Lancaster
Adams Daniel, tobacconist, house 9 Hall place
Adams Dwight, clerk, bds. 38 Grand
Adams Emily R. teacher, bds. 29 Clinton ave.
Adams Frederick C. physician, h. 77 Columbia
Adams (Geo.), Sampson (Geo.) &c Co. directory
publishers, 78 State [64 Second
Adams John, blacksmith, 6 Hunter's alley, h.
Adams .John, mason and boarding, h. 92 Beaver
Adams John, laborer, house 61 Broadway
Adams John R. bookkeeper, 540 Broadway, h,
11 Dallius
Adams John T. mason, h. 4 Daniels
Adams Lydia, widow, house 5 Lancaster
Adams Maria, widow, housp 61 Liberty
Adams Wm. blacksmith, 95 Beaver, h. 115 Hawk
Adams William, house 70 Hudson
Adams William H. mason, house 73 Dove
Adams William H. tinsmith, boards 95 Church
Acams William H. grocer. East, h. do. G'bush
Adams William N. fruit &c. 50 State, house 38
Grand
Adams Wm. N. jr. clerk, 482 B'way, h. 38 Grand
Addingtou Joseph, moulder, h. 72 Schuyler
Addison Joseph, waiter, house 134 .Jefferson
Ades William, brakeman W. R. R. Gr.eenbush
Adleberg Reinhold Rev. house 241 Hudson
Adler Anton, carrier, house Green cor. Bassett
Adler Seligman, house 158 South Pearl
Adler (Sigmund) & Myers (Herman), jewelers,
386 Broadway, house do. [h. 636 do.
Adler Simon, boots and shoes, 641 Broadway,
Adriance Albert, laborer, house 163 Spring
Adriance Richard, house 226 Elm
Adriance Stephen H. cooper, house 256 Elm
Adsit Nathaniel, pedler, house at Bath
AflFord Frank, mason, house 96 Willett
Agan Dominick, laborer, house 75 Tliird
Agau John, laborer, house at North Albany
Agar John W. moulder, house at North Albany
Agg Mich.iel, laborer. Western Railroad
Agin Timothy, laborer, house 175 Montgomery
Agne Charles, carman, house 17 Quackenbush
Ague Charles H. boards 17 Quackenbush
Agne John P. bds. 17 Quackenbush
Agne Wm. clerk, 142 N. Pearl, bds. 17 Quack-
enbush [selaer House
Ahern Geo. W. clerk, 57 State, bds. Van Rens-
Ahern John, fireman R. & S. R. R.,h. 10 De Witt
Ahern John, laborer, house 66 Lawrence
Ahern John, porterhouse, 17 Columbia, h. do.
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ALBANY [A] DIRECTORY.
Ahern Michael, engineer R. & S. R. R., house
10 De Wilt
Ahern Patrick, bds. Pearl St. House
Ahern Patrick, turner, house 300 N. Pearl
Ahern Thomas, foundryman, boards 10 De Witt
Aliern Timothy,, laborer, house 101 Broad
Ahern William, foundryman, boards 10 De Witt
Ahern William J. tailor, liouse 77 Elm
Ahert John, gardener, house Lydius n. Partridge
Ahlschleger Charles, painter, h. 39 Alexander
Aiken David E. clerk, 312 B'dway, h. at G'bush
Aiken James E. boatman, h. Wasli'gton, G'bush
Aikens Thomas, laborer, h. upper end Delaware
Aikia Ebenezer C. flour and grain, 312 B'way,
house at Greenbush
Aikin John, stonecutter, h. Dallius c. Schuyler
Aikins John, morocco dresser, house 100 Hawk
Aikins James, carjienter, h. Hawk cor. Lydius
Ainsworth Anson P. Mrs. bds. Hamilton c. Eagle
Ainsworth Charles F. clerk, 1 and 2 Central
Block, house Hamilton cor. Eagle
Ainswortli, Geoi'ge E. clerk, 15 State, boards
Hamilton cor. Eagle
Ainsworth Henry, clerk N. Y. C. R. R., h. Grand
Ainsworth {Ira JV.) & Northrop {John G.) gro-
cers, 15 State, house 40 Eagle
Ainsworth William H., N. Y. C. R. R. freight
clerk, house 40 Grand
Akin Charles H. tollman S. Ferry, h. 17 S. Ferry
Akin Isaac, collector S. Ferry, liouse 17 S. Ferry
Albee Sylvester, paper hanger, house 66 Green
Albert Cliarles, cigariuaker, house 98 Broad
Albert Concordia, widow, house 119 Arch
Albert Ernest, cigarmaker, bds. 98 Broad [road
Albert Frederic, laborer, li. Tennis n. Whitehall
Albert George A. moulder, bouse 55 Alexander
Albert John, shoemaker, h. W. Feri-y, n. Ontario
Albert John, shoemaker, house 230 Green
Albert John G. basketuiaker, house 7 Odell
Albert Joseph, mason, liouse 8 Odell
Albert Joseph Mrs. porterhouse, 218 Wash. av.
Albert Peter, roots and herbs, 54 Green, h. do.
Albert Sebastian, laborer, h. 285 Wash. av.
Alberts Albert, clerk, house 9 Union
Albrecht Henry, shoemaker, 47 M Bowery
Albrecht Henry, tailor, house 171 Broad
Albreght James M. painter, W. R. R., house 211
Hamilton
Albright Harrison, boatman, house 55 De Witt
Albriglit Sarah, dressmaker, boards 65 De Witt
Albys Albels, porter, house 9 William
Alden Stephen H., Pres. Exchange Bank, house
11 Ten Broeck
Alden William H. mason, house 137 Bowery
Aldrid^e Catherine A. widow, h. 40 Union
Alex Nicholas, laborer, house 80 Clinton
Alexander David, stovemounter, h. 218 Lumber
Alexander David M. carpenter, boards 97 First
Alexander Harris, peddler, house 65 Rensselaer
Alexander Hezekiah, carpenter, 129 Clinton av.
house 97 First
Alexander James, janitor Medical College, h. do.
Alexander James, laborer, h. 121 Beaver [Eagle
Alexander 0. C. physician, Eagle cor. Jay, h. 66
Alford Charles, teamster, house 170 Sand
Alford James, waiter, liouse 223 Jefferson
Alger Alfred B. shoemaker, house 84 Franklin
Alger Israel, shoemaker, house 100 Franklin
Algie Lithan, switchtender, house 90 X Hudson
Alicott Anthony, porter, house 74 Hamilton
Alicott Samuel, waiter, house 225 Elm
Allanson Peter, carpenter and builder, h. 1 Elm
AUard David, clerk, 531 B'way, bds. 92 Beaver
Allen Avery M. flour 91 Quay, boards 40 Grand
Allen Bernard, moulder, h. Arch cor. Dallius
Allen Bernard, bricklayer, house 104 Jefferson
Allen Campbell, capt. 44th reg't, boards 201 Elm
Allen Charles S. phy.sician and coroner, house
Broadway, Greenbush
Allen Chauncey W. prin. school No. 14, Broad
street, house Eagle corner West Ferry
Allen Daniel, butcher, house 459 Washington av.
Allen Dennis, 34th reg't, house 64 Rensselaer
Allen Edward, painter, 35 Orange, house 32 Van
Schaiok
Allen Elizabeth, tailoress, house 32 Van Schaick
Allen George, laborer, house 59 Broadway
Allen George P. bookkeeper, boards 46 Orange
Allen Henry A. house 773 Broadway
Allen Henry R. engineer, boards 9 Van Tromp
Allen {Hiram W.) k Curtiss (J. S.) hardware, 35
and 37 State, h. 132 Hudson
Allen Isaac C. carpenter, h. B'way, Greenbush
Allen Isaac L. perfumer, «S;c., 10 Howard, h. do.
Allen James, coroner and city superintendent,
also undertaker, 613 Broadway, house do.
Allen James, laborer, boards 55 Colonie
Allen Jane, widow, house 46 Orange
Allen Jane, widow, housH 32 Van Schaick
Allen Jeremiah, laborer, h. 118 Ten Broeck
Allen John, laborer, house 78 Swan, Arbor hill
Allen Leicester, teacher, house 39 Chestnut
Allen Maria Mrs. house 180 Jeft'erson
Allen Mary, widow, house 27 High
Allen Mary Mrs. liouse 220 Swan
Allen Michael, helper, house 228 South Pearl
Allen Nancy, tailoress, boards 74 North Pearl
Allen Otis, attorney, 5 and 7 Douw's Building,
house 1 1 Clinton avenue
Allen Robert H. laborer, house rear 139 Lumber
Allen Thomas, laborer, house 47 Arch
Allen Walter, 18th reg't, house 220 Swan
Allen William, machinist, boards 820 B'way
Allen William, carpenter, boards 613 Broadway
Allen William A. attorney, 94 State, h. 174 Jay
Allen William A. 34th reg't, h. 83 >^ Bassett
Allen Wm. C. harnessmaker, h. 109/^ Jefferson
Alien William C. blacksmith, boards 820 B'way
Allendorf Peter A. {Stall, Allendorf Sc Co ) for-
warders. North Greenbush
Ailing Charles U. machinist, house 81 Green
Alpstack Frederick, tailor, house 42 Bowery
Altinayer Leo H. teacher of languages, 139 Elm
Alvany Michael, laborer, house 304' North Pearl
Alvord Henry W. cattle broker, West Albany,
boards Moore's tavern
Ambrose John, laborer, house 31 Bassett
Ames Angelo, house 3 Plain
Ames Jer'li F. {Ames & Co.) boards Am. Hotel
Ames {Samuel F.) & Co. {J. F.) flour and grain,
37 Quay, boards American Hotel
Ames, see Fames
Amsdell Brothers {Geo. I., Theo. M. & Wm. A.),
brewers, Jay near Dove, and malsters, Sand
corner Robin
Amsdell Geo. I. alderman 9tli ward, {Amsdell
Bros.) house 174 Washington avenue
Amsdell Theodore M. {Amsdell Bros.) also gro-
cer, 197 Jay, house 291 State
Amsdell Wm. A. {Amsdell Bros.) house 182 Jay
Amsdell Wm. brewer, h. Gt. Western turnpike
Amihor Charles, piano maker, house 10 Rose
Amy Jonathan, laborer, house 24 Van Schaick
Anable Sam'l, alderman 6th ward, h.3 Clinton sq.
Anable {Samuel) & Rathbone ( C. I).), leather, oH,
findings and wool, 30 and 32 State, and 333
Washington avenue, h. 3 Clinton square
Ancenburger George, house 89 Cherry
Anderson Absalom, baggage express, H. R. R.
R., house 80 Third
Anderson Bridget, widow, house 10 Cross
Anderson Catharine, nurse, h. 27 Van Woert
Anderson Daniel B. & Co. {Chas. F. Clapp)
brewers, Beaver c. Green, h. 90 Hudson
ALBANY [A] DIRECTORY
13
Anderson David {McCarty Sc A.),- brickmaker,
head of Catliarine. boards 99 Churcb
Anderson Duncan, stairbuilder, h. 445 Lydius
Anderson George, forw. andcom. mer., 67 Quay,
b. Cottage Garden, Lydius cor. Robin
Anderson George, drain layer, h. Lydius near
Quail [Lumber
Anderson George IT. carpenter, bouse rear 223
Anderson Geo. H. agent, h. 42 Swan, Arbor bill
A3)derson George W. oysters, 227 S. Pearl, h. do
Anderson Graham T. bds. 90 Hudson
Anderson Hugh, laborer, boards 51 Lawrence
Anderson Jacob, laborer, h. South Greenbush
Anderson John, laborer, li. rear 68 Second
Anderson John VV. clerk 58 State, b. 68 Second
Anderson John, dry goods, 66 S. Pearl, liouse
207 Lydius.
Anderson John jr. clerk, bds. rear 68 Second
Anderson John G. boards 90 Hudson
Anderson John H. clerk P. 0. h. 225 S. Pearl
Anderson Moses, waiter, house Spring
Anderson Robert, blacksmith, h. 31 Morton
Andersoii {Sarah) &, Mesick {Alicia), confection-
ers, 7,8 Wash. ave. and 30 Lydius, h. do.
Anderson] William, painter, house 35 Dallius
Andersoiy William, blacksmith, B. R. R. shap,
Wasnington, Greenbush
Andersom William, blacksmith, 72 Swan, Arbor
hill, house 119 Second
Andes Frederick, const|lile, h. 14 Bethl. road
Andes J»hn, butcher, SffGreen, h. 47 Division
Andres Adam, gardner,Jn. 8 Van Vechten
Andresjpulia K. boards Jtflferson near Lark
Audrew^John, laborer, hluse 514 Clinton ave.
Andrews-Alfred, organisa house 21 Lancaster
Andrews Alexander, slioqmaker, h. 15 Bowery
Andrews Addison W. cleJk N. Y. C. R. R., Ex-
change Building, 3d floor, h. 53 Grand
Andrews Andrew,'produ(J3, house 78 Division
Andrews Fredericjc, paintW, bds. 97 Quay
Andrews Elisha, .bookkeejer, 45 Columbia, h.
47 Columbia
Andrews Eugene, iouse 9ji State
Andrews Fairman, baker,l 170 Washington ave
Andrews H. J. boards Peail Street Hotel
Andrews Henry W. clerk s^'y state's office, State
Hall, bds. Dunlop Ho
Andrews Joel W. meteorologiSJtl-^nstruments
and telescope work, 42 High, h.lfiS Hudson
Andrews John, blacksmith, house 440 Lydius
Andrews Levi, apothecary, 170 Washington ave-
nue, house 97 Spring /
Andrews Loring, carpenter, h. l09)^JeflFerson
Andrews Marcus A. baker, 59 Lydiusv house do.
Andrews Mich'l, moulder, h. rear 64 Van Woert
Andrews Orin, baker, 663 Broadway, hmi^e do.
Andrews Orin F. jr. 91st reg't, b. Albany Hotel
Andrews Peter, laborer, h. 283 Washingjton ave.
Andrews Rapin, baker, house 170 Wash', ave.
Andrews Samilel, tailor, h. Third above, Knox
Andrews TruuTan, printer, house 188 Hamilton
Andrews William Mrs. hou.se 9 Wendell
Anglam Titoothy, laborer, h. 6 Lawrence court
Angus Charles, printer, house 120 Jefferson
Angus John G. cigarmaker, house Washington
avenue cor. Ontario
Angus Maria G. vestmaker, b. 4 Swan, Arbor h.
Angus Robert Mrs. boardinghouse, 25 S. Pearl
Angus Stephen, moulder, h. 334 Lumber
Anker Lewis, butcher, house 28 Bimd [93 Knox
Annesley Henry, watchmaker, 24'^een, house
Annesley (Isaac) & Ferris {Thos. R.), looking
glasses and frames, 506 Broadway, h. 812 do.
Annesley Lawson, house 41 Ten Browck
Annesley Richard L., painter, 501 Broadway,
house 41 Ten Broeck
Annesley William, gilder, 506 B'way, b. 659 do.
Ansbro Peter, commission agent, h. 1 56 Eagle
Ansenberger George, gilder, "house 89 Cherry
Antenian Gottlieb, cabinetmaker, h. 95 Bassett
Anthony Betsey, widow, liouse 9 Wendell
Anthony Cliarles H. school, 47 Eagle, house 191
Hamilton
Anthony Edwin, machinist, h. 20 Bleecker
Anthony Eliza, millinery and children's cloth-
ing, 140>2 South Pearl, house do.
Anthony Henry A. machinist, h. 140 >^ S. Pearl
Anthony Joseph, engineer W. R. R., house First
below Harrison, Greenbush
Anthony Wm. U. barber, h. 219 Jefferson
Anthonj' Wm. J. slioemaker, house 147 Green
Appel George, furnaceman, h. 7 Onets alley
Appel Sebastian, tailor, house 7 Onets alley
Apple Frank, cigarmaker, house Whitehall road
near Elizabeth •
Apple Frederick, porter, house 144 Franklin
Apple John, furnaceman, house 3 Onets alley
Apple Louis, laborer, h. 454 Washington ave.
Appleton Hannah, widow, h. 8 TivoU hollow
Appletou Wm. produce, 89 Bowery and 71 Quay,
house 190 Washington avenue [Lumber
Apps David, engineer, 939 Broadway, h. 215
Apps Jacob, tireman, bds. 939 Broadway
Apps Robert, engineer, house 95 First
Apps William H., N. Y. C. R. R., h. 90 First
Archambault Alexander, engineer H. R. R., h.
Third, Greenbush
Arkeson Sarah, widow, house 35 Dean
Arkles Joseph, farmer, Del. turn, near Morton
Armatage A. L. exchange office, 1 Hamilton, h.
251 do. [Lancaster cor. High
Armatage Charles T. butcher, 324 Lydius, bds.
Armatage Harvey L. butcher, house 101 Dove
Armatage J. H. grocer, Hamilton corner Hawk,
house 103 Hawk
Armatage Wm. N. grocer, 58 Canal, house do.
Armington Alexander, varnisher, h. 147 S. Pearl
Armington Charlotte, millinery, 147 S. Pearl
Armour David, 34th reg't, boards 51 First
Armour John B. brushmaker, 385 Broadway,
house at Newtonville
Armour Robert, mason and builder, h. 51 First
Armsby James H. physician, 669 Broadway
Armstrong Cornelius W. com. mer. Quay corner
Hamilton, bds. Stanwix Hall
Armstrong Jane, widow, house 66 Lafayette
Armstrong Margaret, widow, house 33 Second
Arnink Joanna, widow, house 78 Arch
Arnink John, shoemaker, house 78 Arch
Arnold {Benj. W.), Folsom {Alexander) & Co.
{Geo. G. Hawlcy), lumber, &c.) 19 Lumber
district, house 21 Ten Broeck
Arnold Henry, carpenter, house 107 Lydius
Arnold James L, house 53 Washington avenue
Arnold J. Newton, student, 669 Broadway, bds.
212 N. Pearl [Lumber
Arnold Joseph, boilermaker, 4 Pruyn, house 233
Arnold Moses, tailor, house 91 Broad
Arnold William, boilermaker, h. 145 Second
Arnott James B. tailor, house 170 Franklin
Arnott James, jr. tailor, bds. 170 Franklin
Arrowsmith J. W. dry goods, 145 S. Pearl, h. do.
Artcher Ann, widow, house 1 Pine
Artcher Austin, house Lydius near Ontario
Artcher John, brewer, plank road ab. Perry, also
drain tile works, house Lydius n. Ontario
Artcher John, laborer, house 129 Eagle
Artcher {Michael) k Lyman (Chas. 11.), flour, 63
Quay, house 37 Lancaster [Orange
Arthur Edward, tailor, 8 Clinton ave. house 25
Arthur Peter, engineer, house 82 Lumber
Artie George, varnisher, h. Elk near Snipe
Arving Wm. teamster, bouse 295 N. Pearl
Arzberger John, shoemaker, house 8 Delaware
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ALBANY [B] DIRECTORY,
Ashby Lizzie, widow, house 23 Willett
7\sht()n Joseph, patternmaker, house 19 Daniels
Aspinall Robert, masou and builder, h. 32 B'irst
Asprion.Tohn, mason, h. Clinton, c. Van Vechten
Asalena Leon, confectioner, &c., 115 State, h. do.
Athens James, carpenter, h. Hawk, cor. Lydius
Atherly Joseph, surgeon, 22d reg't, h. 29 Dallius
Athow William H. cutter, 459 Broadway, house
at Troy
Atkins Alonzo, salesman, 24 State, b. 76 Third
Atkins Henry, truckman, house 3 Spruce
Atkins James, volunteer, house 228 Green
Atkins James, house 76 Third
Atkinson George, stonecutter, h. 164 Jefferson
Atkinson Richard, carman, h. 21 Lafayette
Atkinson Thomas, laborer, house Greenbush
Atwood Henry C. boards 171 Hamilton
Atwood Kelly, conductor N. Y. C. R. R. b. Aca-
demy, Greenbush
Atwood John, boards 171 Hamilton
Atwood Mary, widow of John, h. Greenbush
Aubin Napoleon, gasworks, 6 Lumber district
Auchampaugh Levi, bds. 244 Washington ave.
Auel Michael, maltster, 152 Chestnut
Auer Alois, gardener, house 112 Broad
Auer Christian, furnaceman, house 74 Clinton
Aues Henry, gasfitter, boards 112 Broad
Aufsesser Moses, pedler, house 73 Westerlo
Aurich Edward, 1st artillery, h. 57 Rensselaer
Austin Charles E. stationkeeper, Bath, h. do.
Austin Charles L. attorney and city recorder,
448 Broadway, house Elm cor. Hawk
Austin J. J. agent A. & C. line, 108 Pier, house
101 North Pearl [b. 298 do.
Austin James M. butcher, 206 Washington ave.
Austin Jeremiah 2d, bookkeeper, 108 Pier, h.
90 Beaver
Austin J. C. dentist, 8 North Pearl, house do.
Austin Mary, widow, house 116 Bowery
Austin Matthew V. messenger W. R. R. house
at Bath
Austin Neil, farmer, house 157 Bowery
Austin PoUj, widow, b. Washington c. Ontario
Austin Robert, laborer, house 131 Canal
Austin Thomas, meat stall, 44 Hawk and 206
Washington avenue, house 298 do.
Auty Alexander, liquors, 30 Green, house 180
Hamilton
Avann James W. shoemaker, h. 86 Bradford
Averill Horace, flour and grain, 77 Quay, house
123 Hamilton
Avery Amos Mrs. house 21 Ten Broeck.
Avery Thomas Y. agent Onondaga Salt Co. 105
Pier, boards 71 Hudson
Ayen Conrad, butcher, 104 Nucella, h. do.
Ayer Daniel, land agent, 1 Exchange Building,
house at Frenclrs village
BABCOCK ANTHONY, laborer, house Third,
Greenbush
Babcock Benjamin, painter, house 10 Chestnut
Babcock Charles, printer, house 94 Spring
Babcock Daniel, moulder, house 59 Third
Babcock Daniel L. coal and wood, Bassett cor.
Franklin, house 63 South Ferry
Babcock Edward, insurance agent, 462 and 464
Broadway, house at Troy [Dove
Babcock Elisha, shoecutter, 459 B'way, h. 75
Babcock Henry, brickmaker, h. Morton c. Hawk
Babcock Horace H., Boston and Harlem Rail
Road office, Stanwix Hall, house 1 High
Babcock James L. almshouse physician, house
101 Lydius
Babcock John M. carman, h. 687 Broadway
Babcock John P. painter, bds. Fowler, Bath
Babcock Timothy, shoemaker house 85 Dove
Babington Daniel, butcher, h. 497 Wash. ave.
Bach .Lacob, pedler, house 95 Schuyler
Bach Simon, pedler, h. Bethlehem road, near
Gansevoort
Bacharacli David, peddler, house 104 Arch
Bacharach Daniel, salesman, 374 Broadway, b.
54 Westerlo
Bacharach Joseph, clerk, 344 B'way, boards 69
Hamilton [Franklin
Bacheller Benjamin, harnessmaker, house 36
Bacheller Benj. F. harnessmaker, 167 S. Pearl
bds. 77 Westerlo [Pearl, h. 47 S. Ferry
Bacheller Dwiglit, harnessmaker, 167 South
Bacheller Dwight, liatter, h. 54 Bleecker
Bachman B. cigarmaker, house 150 Broad
Bachman Moses, clerk, 48 South Pearl, boards
92 Lydius [ave. h. do.
Bachmann Renatus, manuf. chemist, 104 Wash.
Backman Henry A. house 63 Dove
Bacon Patrick, coalheaver, house 170 Green
Bacon [Samuel N.) & Stickneys {Moses W. and
Leander) cofl'ee and spice, 37 and 39 Dean
cor. Exchange, liouse 76 Clinton avenue
Badgley Joseph D. {Monteath & B.), wholesale
grocer, 28 State, h. at Watervliet, Troy road
Badgeley J. W. house 70 Jay [ton
Baeder George, blacksmith, h. Nucella ab. Clin-
Bagg Peres M. contractor, h. 6 Bethlehem road
Bagley Elizabeth Mrs. house 16 Chapel
Bagley John, laborer, h. at. North Albany
Bagley Thomas, clerk, 7Ji) State, h. 115 Second
Bagnell Wm. painter, hpuse 69 Lark
B-ihan John, volunteer, bds. 151 Montgomery
Bailey Charles L. hairdresser, h. 92 Beaver
Bailey (Edward) & Joralemon [John), stoves, &0.
87 South Pearl, hoi\se 74 Division
Bailey {Elisha) & Brothers (Nelson and Isaac),
dry goods, 87 Washington avenue, h. do.
Bailey "Franklin, rail road agent, h. 314 Lydius
Bailey Henry, carpente'r, house 42 Delaware
Bailey Isaac (Bailey .& Bros.), 87 Washington
avenue, bds. 206 jay
Bailey James, musician, h. 20 Bethlehem road
Bailey John E. clerk, 89 Wash. ave. h. 87 do.
Bailey John M. student 57 State, bds. 53 Wash-
ington avenue
Bailey Joseph, coopei^ house 297 Hamilton
Bailey Lemuel jr. ma4bn, house Tivoli hollow
Bailey Nelson {Bailey & Bros.), dry goods, 87
Washington avenue, house do.
Bailey Richard, laborer, h. Mechanic, G'bush
Bailey Wm. mason, boards 329 North Pearl
Bailey W. H. physician, 17 Wash. ave. h. 1 16 do.
Baillie Charles, marble polisher, h. 33 Morton
Bailly John, cutter, 495 B'way, b. 71 Hudson
Bain John, cigarmaker, b. 80 Swan, Arbor Hill
Bain John Mrs. house 80 Swan, Arbor Hill
Baley Joseph, paver, house 800 Broadway
Bain Peter C. lieut. 61st reg't, house 22 Willett
Bain Thomas, maltster, house 72 Schuyler
Bain Wm. B. bookbinder, house 79 Dove
Bainsley John S. carpenter, house 375 Bowery
Bakeman Elizabeth, widow, house r. 377 State
Baker Adam, cooper, house 21 >i Center
Baker Benj. F. major 43d reg't, h. 56 Lancaster
Baker Bernard, oysters, &c. 19 Hudson, boards
137 Grand [97 Clinton ave.
Baker Charles A. stoves, 592 Broadway, house
Baker Edward, boards Stanwix Hall
Baker George, stoves, 31 Washington ave. bds.
Franklin House
Baker George F. clerk bank department. State
Hall, boards 51 North Pearl
Baker George W. clerk, h. 54 Swan, Arbor Hill
Baker Greenwood, printer, house 21 Westerlo
Baker Jacob, house 41 Jay
Baker Jacob, upholster, h. Second, Greenbush
Baker Jacob, laborer, house 1 14 Bowery
ALBANY [B] DIEECTORY.
15
Baker Jas. L. stoves. 16 Green, house 78 First
Bilker John, laborer, house 68 Lawrence
Baker John, porter, 459 B'way, house 67 Eagle
Baker John A. clerk, 592 B'way, b. 97 Clin. ave.
Baker Jos. W. carpenter, bds. 153 Lumber
Baker Patience A. boarding house, 55 Colonie
Baker Samuel S. blacksuiith, house Seymour,
Bath, North Greenbusii
Baker Solomon, printer, h. rear 137 Lumber
Baker Sophia Mrs. house 213 Broadway
Baker Wm. sexton St. Paul's, house 9 Rose
Baker Wm. switchman, N. Y.C.R R. h. 120 Snipe
Baker Wm. H. cigarmaker, boards 120 Snipe
Baker Peter, furnaceman, house 16 Clinton
Baldwin A. J. Mrs. house 2 Jay
Baldwin Andrew, cigarmaker, house 166 Third
Baldwin Bronson A. carman, h. 318 Hamilton
Baldwin Chas. E. attorney, 74 State
Baldwin John L. 37 Dean, bds. Dunlop House
Baldwin Michael, porter house, 34 Van Schaick
Balestine Mar}', widow, house 25 West Ferry
Balim Simon, optician, 1 Green, h. 184 S. Pearl
Ball Henry P. lastmaker, house 341 Lydius
Ball John, carpenter, house 138 Franklin
Ball John D. lastmaker, house 54 Philip
Ball Magdaline, nurse, house 95 Nucella
Ball Mary, boarding house, 132 Hamilton
Ball Paul, mason, house 168 Swan
Ball Teunis M. printer, boards 97 Bassett
Ball Thomas, waiter, Delavan House
Ballantine Ann, widow, house 396 Lydius
Ballantine James, printer, boards 57 Union
Ballantine Wm. J. pianomaker, h. 16 Jackson
Ballard Ambrose, carpenter, house 202 Hudson
Ballard Ferdinand, coppersmith, h. 148 Third
Ballard Horatio H. sec. of state, b. Congress Hall
Ballard John, stairbuilder, house 94 Philip
Ballentine Alex, machinist, house 95 Dallius
Ballentine James, mason, house 295 Lydius
Ballentine Mary, widow, house 52 Rensselaer
Ballentine Robt. G. blacksmith, h. 61 N. Lansing
Ballin Louis, siioemaker, 60 S. Pearl, h. 100 do.
Ballin Simon, optician, 1 Green, h. 184 S. Pearl
Ballistere Mary, house 25 West Ferry
Ballou Willard H. carpenter, house at Bath
Balmus Catharine, widow, house 59 Snipe
Baltimore Stephen, shoemaker, b. 17 K Daniel
Baraber Robert, chief clerk, secretary state's
office, boards Dunlop House [Partridge
Bamberg William, harnessmaker, h. Lydius n.
Bambrick H. A. trunkmaker, house 90 Hawk
Banan Ann, eating house, 2 William, house do.
Bancroft John, builder, 54 James, house 108
Clinton avenue [39 Grand
Bancroft Le Grand, attorney, Museum Bldg. h.
Bancroft Royal, wood dealer, h. 179 Hamilton
Bancroft Wm. H. architect, 54 James, boards 108
Clinton avenue
Bangs Anson, house 23 Quackenbush
Banker Fred, boatman, house 21 Dallius
Banker John, clerk, N. Y. C. R. R., Exchange
Building, boards Merchant's Hotel
Banker Mary Jane, dressmaker, h. 21 Dallius
Banks A. Bleecker {Banks & Bros.), law book
publishers, 475 Broadway, b. Delavan House
Banks & Bros, law book publishers, 475 B'way
Banks Herman, painter, plankroad near Perry,
house do.
Banks Robert Lennox, secretary N. Y. C. R. R.,
office Exchange Bailding, bds. 83 Columbia
Bannister Absalom, blacksmith, h. 51 N. Lansing
Bantham Andrew J. {Blessing & Bantham), gro-
cer, 27 S. Pearl, boards 105 First
Bantham Christina, widow, house 67 Orange
Bantham John S. l8th reg't, bds. 81 Colonie
Bantham Summerland T. painter, b. 67 Orange
Barager Harriet Mrs. nurse, h. 674 Broadway
Barber Charles M. engineer, h. 257 North Pearl
Barber Edgar P. driver, house 50 Lafayette
Barber Fletcher, commission merchant, 5 Hud-
son, boards 28 Washington avenue
Barber Jeremiah, waiter, house 379 State
Barber John, basketmaker, house 53 Odell
Barbin Archel, blacksmith, h. 303 North Pearl
Barbin Edward, shoemaker, 83 South Ferry
Barden Michael, grain striker, h. 165 Broadway
Barden Nicholas, laborer, house 52 Church
Barguet Bissett, merchant tailor, 15 Steuben
Barhydt Diana S. widow, boards 93 Eagle
Barhydt Nicholas, moulder, house 71 Lumber
Barhydt Peter,,barber, house 170 Lumber
Barhydt {Richard) & Mor^inge {Peter M.), piano
warerooms, 502 Broadway, house 20 Dove
Barker Abraham B. boards 31 Jay
Barker Ann, widow, house 35 Dean [50 Chapel
Barker Catharine D. widow of James D. house
Barker Eliza, dressmaker, h. 52 Montgomery
Barker F. A. com. mer. 82 Quay, bds. 44 Grand
Barker Thomas, moulder, house 35 Dean
Barker Wm. P. lieut. 91st reg't, house 31 Jay
Barlow Wm. H. agt. Albany Evening Standard,
boards 110 South Pearl
Barnard Daniel D. Mrs. house 1 Elk
Barnard Fanning, clerk, 1 Clinton ave. house
173 Hamilton
Barnard Frederick J. 448 Broadway, h. 724 do.
Barnard George A. 44th reg't, b. 27 Quackenb'h
Barnard John, stairbuilder, house 94 Philip
Barnard John B. boots and shoes, 404 B'way
Barnard John B. F. agent Merchant's Dispatch,
1 Clinton ave. n. B'way, h. at East Albany
Barnard Margaret, widow, h. 27 Quackenbush
Barnard Samuel W. {White, Loveland & Co.)
lumber. Water cor. N. Ferry, and 448 Broad-
way, house 1 1 1 Washington avenue
Barnes Charles, clerk, 566 Broadway, boards 29
Quackenbush
Barnes Joseph C. clerk, 25 Green, b. 27 Division
Barnes Lucian, clerk Ins. department State Hall,
boards 292 State
Barnes Martin, tallyman, house 77 Colonie
Barnes S. S., Mrs. house 27 Division
Barnes William, superintendent insurance de-
partment. State Hall, house 292 State
Barnett Abram, livery, house 37 Columbia
Barnett Mary, widow, house 106 Morton
Barnett Richard, plasterer, house 106 Morton
Barnett Robert, wheelwright, h. 8 Del. turnpike
Barney Charles, calker, nouse Broadway near
Johnson, Greenbush [.Johnson, G'bush
Barney Francis, shipcarpenter, h. Second above
Barney Paul C. clerk post office, h. 423 Lydius
Barney Wm. cigars, 6 Plain, house do
Barr Henry, clerk, National Hotel, 266 B'way
Barr Joseph, porter, 472 B,way, house 83 Third
Barragar Harriet Mrs. nurse, house 13 Clinton
Barreche Barnabus, tailor, h. 220 Washington
avenue
Barrett Catharine, widow, house 125 Green
Barrett Elisha B. clerk, 120 Piei, bds. Mansion
House
Barrett Hugh, carman, h. 34 Swan, Arbor hill
Barrett James, ornamental plasterer, h. 70 Grand
Barrett John, moulder, house 177 Green
Barrett Michael, tailor, house 37 Division
Barrett Patrick, prop, ferry house, Greenbush
Barrett Richard, butcher, house 246 Bowery
Barrett Richard, contractor, house 30 Chestnut
Barrett {Robert) & Branion {Thomas .4.), plumb-
ers, 114 State, bds. 30 Chestnut [114 State
Barrett {Robert) & Co. {Henry Cary) tinroofers
Barrett Thomas, tailor, 43 Beaver, h. do
Barrett William, goldbeater, 49 Hudson, h. do
Barrett William J. student, boards 49 Hudson
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ALBANY [B] DIBBCTORY,
Barrisford Philip, laborer, house 286 Lumber
Barrow ThomaH, carpenter, h. Lydius n. Robin
Barry Angel, laborer, house 71 Cherry
Barry George, laborer, house 197 Third
Barry James, grocer, 103 Hamilton, house do
Barry John, butcher, house 218 Bowery
Barry John, laborer, house 18 Orange
Barry John, cigarmaker, house 63 Johnson
Barry John, laborer, boards 280 Lumber
Barry Martin, furnaceman, bds. Dallius c. Vine
Barry Mary, grocer, 450 Washington ave. h. do
Barry Michael, grocer, 150 Broadway, house do
Barry Michael, baker, house 70 Canal [Vine
Bariy Thomas, porter, 463 B'way, h. Dallius c.
Barry Thomas, laborer, liouse 33 Mulberry
Barry William, butcher, house 100 Bradford
Barscheit Charles, farmer, house 11 Yates
Barth Henry, cabinetmaker, h. Broad, Bethl'm
BarthelL Stephen, carpenter, h. 28 Alexander
Bartholomew Charles, grocer, Hudson c. High
Bartholomew George, carman, house 82 Beaver
Bartholomew (James) & Morse {Lansing), coffee
and spice mills, 362 B'way, h. 226 Hudson
Bartholomew Rilev, 108 Pier, house 63 Lumber
Bartlett Ann H. Miss, house 23 De Witt
Bartlett Andrew J. stable keeper, 179 Mont-
gomery, house 37 De Witt
Bartlett Dennis N. teamster, house 78 Lawrence
Bartlett Hannah A. Miss, house 23 De Witt
Bartlett John, boatman, h. Franklin c. Westerlo
Bartlett John A. carpenter at Emery Bro's, h.
187 Elm
Bartlett John L agent canal stables, 179 Mont-
gomery, boards 23 De Witt
Bartlett Julia M. teacher, boards 12 Park
Bartlett Theo. A. clerk, 526 Broadway, boards
Steuben cor. Chapel
Bartlett William, carpenter, bds. 16 S. Lansing
Bartley Catharine, ^ridow, house 46 Second
Bartley James Mrs. house 96 Elm
Bartley James, laborer, house 138 Colonie
Bartley John, moulder, house 46 Bassett
Bartley John D. clerk, 4t N. Pearl, bds. 95 Elm
Barton Benjamin F. carpenter, bds. 187 Swan
Barton David B. Berdan's reg't, bds. 187 Swan
Barton Dennis, laborer, house 59 Mulberry
Barton James, miller, house 23 S. Ferry
Barton John M. Berdan"s reg't, boards 1 87 Swan
Barton Silas, mason, house 187 Swan
Barton Mary, widow, house 54 Mulberry
Barton Wm. J. clerk, 55 S. Pearl, boards 12
Bleecker place
Bartram Charles, clerk, 21 N. Pearl, house 36
Chestnut
Bartram James W. moulder, h. 36 X S. Lansing ,
Bartram Misses, seamstresses, bd. 42 Grand
Bartus Uhlrich, moulder, house 72 Clinton
Basch John, gardener, h. Del. turn, near Morton
Bassett Charles, porter, 12 State, h, 479 Wash. a.
Bassett Daniel E. brickyard, Snipe cor. Lydius,
house 184 Swan
Bassett Edmund, shoemaker, 122 Lydius
Bassett Edwin, laborer, bds. Lydius near Perry
Bassett Michael, laborer, house 442 Lydius
Bassett Stephen, drainer, house Yates near Lark
Bassett Stephen, painter, house 51 N. Lansing
Bassler Casper, mason, house 9 Van Vechten
Bassler John, shoemaker, house rear 119 Arch
Bassler Michael, porter, bouse 442 Lydius
Batchelder John F. house 56 Hawk
Batcheldor Edward C. (G. & E. C. Batcheldor),
house 217 Lydius
Batcheldor G. & E. C. wholesale grocers, 18
State, boards American Hotel
Batcheldor Thiel, house 217 Lydius
Batcheldor, see Bachellcr
Bateman Edward, paver, house 10 Clinton
Bateman John, moulder, house 56 N. Ferry
Bates Agnes, house 38 Broad
Bates Comford, gardener, 1 & 2 south side Center
Market, house Schenectady turnpike
Bates Elvira, widow, house 223 Green
Bates Jeremiah, laborer, house 119 Broad
Bates Jeremiah H. cooper, 123 Chestnut, house
175 Lancaster
Battell Mellen, machinist, liouse 35 Van Schaick
Batterman Geo. C. flour, &c. 322 Bi'oadway, bds.
Mansion House
Battersby Francis H. butcher, h. 21 Clinton ave.
Battersby James & John, meat stall, 21 Clin, ave.
Battersby John, blacksmith, h. 36 Van ScLaick
Battersby John {James & J, Battersby), house 21
Clinton avenue
Battersliy John, biatcher, h. 56 Swan, Arbor hill
Battin Isaac, assistant sup't Albany gas works,
liouse 161 Eagle
Baudt George W., FL R. R., bds. Greenbush
Bauer A. dentist and physician, 47 S. Pearl, h.
228 Washington avenue
Bauer John, barber, 236 S. Pearl, house
Bauer John, blacksmith, Bethlehem road, near
Van Vechten, h. do
Bauer Michael, furnaceman, house 20 Teunis
Bauer Urban, tailor, house 49 Alexander
Baum Christian, cabinetmaker, house 32 Clin-
ton, Bethlehem
Baum Henrietta, widow, house 140 Broad.
Baum Solomon, shoemaker, h. 'i93 1-2 S. Pearl
Bauman Isaac, tailor, 315 S. Pearl
Baumis Maggie Miss, millinery, bds. 13 Jay
Baumgod Jolm, baker, h. 361 Washington ave
Baumis Jane, widow, h. 27 Lark, Arbor hill
Baxter Forbus, switchman, h. Second, G'bush
Baxter Mary, house 40 Rensselaer
Baxter Michael, laborer, house 25 Swan
Baxter Patrick, tailor, house 12 Cross
Baxter Patrick, baker, 168 Montgomery, h. do
Baxter Thomas, laborer, h. 168 Montgomery
Bay John jr. house 32 North Pearl
Bay John W. physician, house 39 James
Bay William, physician, house 32 North Pearl
Bay William A. house 39 James
Bayeux Sarah A. Mrs. teacher, 34 Lodge, h. do
Bays Jeanette, widoW', h. 182 Bowery
Beach Cornelius, harnessraaker, h. 5 Chestnut
Beach Edwin M. blacksmith, house Knox near
Clinton avenue
Beadle George, laborer, house 5 South Lansing
Beale Charles, tilemaker, house Great Western
turnpike, near Pei-ry [North Pearl
Beale Henry W. A. teacher of music, house 336
Beale Richard, laborer, h. Third above Knox
Beals George W. baker, house 71 Swan
Bean Eliza, widow, house 80 Swan, Arbor hill
Bean John, cigarmaker, bds. 80 Swan, Arbor h.
Bear Daniel, moulder, h. 65 South Lansing
Beard Henry W. carpenter, house Greenbush
Beard William H. blacksmith, h. 218 Green
Beardsley Charles, boards Albany Hotel
Beardsley Henry, engineer, h. 182 Swan
Beardsley Nelson, proprietor Albany Hotel, 67
Washington avenue
Beardsley Oscar, carman, bds. Albany Hotel
Bearse Albert, 3d reg't. boards Empire House
Bearse Elliott, 3d reg't. boards Empire House
Bearup Francis, shoemaker, — State
Bearup Julia A. nurse, house 191 Lumber
Bearup Peter, boilermaker, house 24 Westerlo
Beataugh Samuel, varieties, 40 B'way, G'bush
Beatty Cormick, laborer, house rear 9 Morton
Beatty George, porter, 39 State, h. 202 Clin. ave.
Beatty Margaret, widow, house 62 Orange
Beavens Arthur, house 115 Sand
Beaver Jacob Mrs. house 33 Knox
ALBANY [B] DIRECTORY.
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Beclit Frederic, butcher, house 111 Broad
Beclitel Peter, shoemaker, h. 32 Bowery
Bechtel Peter, turner, house 131 Spring
Beck John, baker, house 309 Bowery
Beck Joseph, shoemaker, 165 S. Pearl, h. do.
Beck Peter, Laborer, h. 456 Washington avenue
Beck Richard, stonecutter, house 91 Philip
Beck Stephen, laborer, house Elk near Lark
Beckel Mary, widow, house 246 South Pearl
Becker A. James, shoemaker, 4 James, house 12
Broad
Becker Alexander R. agent Merchants' Line, and
{Becker & Cameron) brewers of ale, 282
B'way, and stable 24 Church, h. 97 Grand
Becker Charles, blacksmith, house Van Vechten
corner Broad.
Becker Henry, farmer, house 30 Gansevoort
Becker Isaac D. grocer, Hudson corner Swan,
house 246 Lydius
Becker Jacob A. patternmaker, h. 93 Hamilton
Becker John, lurnaceman, h. 39 Broad, Bethl,
Becker Philip, laborer, house 117 Sand
Becker J^hilip, physician, house 184 Elk
Becker William, furnaceman, h. 34 Broad, Beth.
Becker (W7n. J.) & Johnson (A.) pianoforte
manufs. 186 Wash. ave. h. 317 Hamilton
Becket John, laborer, bds. 71 North Lansing
Becket Mrs. widow, washintr &c. h. 222 Swan
Becket Thomas, physician, bds. 188 Wash. ave.
Becket Thomas A. {Marrin & B.) 7X Hudson,
house 71 North Lansing
Bedell Charles F. boards 71 Knox
Bedell Daniel, house 191 State
Bedell David P. eating house, bds. 191 State
Bedell Edward S. house 134 Lancaster
Bedell Henry, boatman, h. Academy, G'bush
Bedell Urvilie, bds. BoweiT corner Robin
Bedell Richard, house 71 Knox
Bt'dell Susan Jane, widow, h. 26 Van Schaick
Bedell William, house 23 Congress
Bedford Ellen M. Mrs. liouse 7 Canal
Beebe Asaph, meat market, 102 Beaver, "h. do.
Beebe Edwin, proprietor of Franklin House, 136
and 138 State
Beebe Henry, painter, house 25 Howard
Beebe John W. carpenter, h. Whitehall road c.
Clinton
Beebe Theodore, clerk, house 62 Lydius
Beebe Thomas T. carpenter, Whitehall rd. cor.
Tennis, h. do. [road. cor. Teunis
Beebe Thomas W. carpenter, house Whitehall
Beecher Samuel, teamster, boards 80 Third
Beecher Theodore Mrs. widow, h. 147 Second
Beeg Frederick, tinsmith, h. 448 Lydius
Beecher Wm. R. blacksmith, house 118 Dallius
Beekman Cornelius, fruit dealer, h. 71 S. Pearl
Beekman Edward, confectionery, 332 Broadway,
house 71 South Pearl
Beekman John, moulder, h. 56 North Ferry
Beeiiy Charles, ])ianomaker, b. 119 North Pearl
Beeny Sarah, widow of Wm. h. 119 N. Pearl
Beers Asaliel S. bookkeeper, 319 Broadway, h.
82 Green
Beer.j Benjamin, carman, house 5 Garden
Beers Edward, bootmaker, 45 Beaver, house 125
Second
Beers Harlow, currier, hou.se 12 Van Schaick
Beers William, bedsteadmaker, h. 70 Lawrence
Begkel John V. tailor, house 168 Elk
Begley James, grocer, 56 Church, house do.
Behan Daniel, pier police, house 135 Canal
Behan Peter, laborer, h. rear 75 Lawrence
Behan Thomas, laborer, h. 72 Schuyler [Tromp
Behan Thomas, liquors, 6 Hudson, h. 13 Van
Behnker Benjamin, laborer, h. John cor. Quay
Beiler Charles, patternmaker, h. 230 Green
Beiter Gregor, laborer, house 60 Delaware
Bekking Adam, shoemaker, house 196 Broad
Belcher {Chasi S.) & Larral)ee {E. J.) agents aer-
ated bread co. 175 N. Pearl, h. 208"do.
Belcher John S. blacksmith, house 89 Third
Beleke C. J. professor civil and military college,
Beaverwyck, Bath
Belknap Charles M. clerk, 697 Broadway, boards
83 Ten Broeck
Belknap {Zcbina) & McKercher {Duncan) coal,
697 Broadway, h. 83 Ten Broeck
Bell Adam, gardener, house at Bath
Bell Ann, widow, house 169 Second
Bell Charles, house 329 Bowery
Bell Christopher, clerk, 73 Washington avenue,
bds. Hamilton c. Philip
Bell Eli, porterhouse, Bethlehem road corner
Van Vechten
Bell James, tallyman, house 47 Westerlo
Bell James C. 44 State, house 17 Ten Broeck
Bell John, crockery, 18 Wash. ave. house do.
Bell John, carpenter, house at Bath
Bell .Joseph, boards 74 Hudson
Bell Margaret, tailoress, house South Ferry
Bell Matthew, carpenter, 110 Beaver, h. 170 Jay
Bell Norman W. steward, h. 222X S. Pearl
Bell Robert H. carver, house 12 Franklin
Bell Walter, porterhouse, 115 S. Pearl, h. do.
Bell Wm. J. bookseller, 512 B'way
Bellew M. J. Mrs. porterhouse, 15 Herkimer
Bellinger James H. 44th reg't, h. 69 Herkimer
Bellows Willard (S. Munson & Co.), shoes, 369
and 371 Broadway, h. 80 Grand
Belser George, grocer, S. Pearl cor. Alexander
Belser Joseph, dry goods, ^16 S. Pearl, h. do.
Beman Franklin S. clerk, bds. 67 South Ferry
Beman Sylvester S. B. captain, h. 67 S. Ferry
Bemis Alpheus, blacksmith, rear 890 Broadway,
house 922 Broadway
Ben Peter, whitewasher, house at Greenbnsh
Benadict Geo. carpenter, h. 78 Second, G'bush
Bendel Edward, butcher, house 118 Arch
Bendel Edward, clerk, boards 71 Hudson
Bendel Henry, laborer, house 250 South Pearl
Bendel Henry, butcher, 21 Bethlehem road
Bendel Herm'an, student, 104 Green, bds. do.
Bendel Mo.ses, cigarmaker, boards 118 Arch
Bender Andrew, laborer, house 37 Teunis
Bender Charles, blacksmith, h. B'way, G'bush
Bender Christopher W. house 138 Hudson
Bender Conrad, tailer, house 181 Bowery
Bender Ellen, widow, h. 302 Washington ave.
Bender Ephraim H. bookseller, stationer, and
bookbinder, 73 State, h. 161 Hamilton
Bender Frederick, moulder, house 37 Teunis
Bender George, watchman, house 111 Elk
Bender George R. clerk, State cor. N. Pearl, h.
302 Washington avenue
Bender John, tailor, h. Van Vechten c. Elizabeth
Bender Justus, peddler, house 213 Broadway
Bender Lewis, stovemounter, h. 55 Delaware
Bender Mary, widow, house 41 Clinton
Bender Matthew W. house 195 Lydius
Bender Wendell G. clerk, 63 State, boards 181
Hamilton [Lydius
Bender Wendell M. lumber, 203 Water, h. 193
Bender William, moulder, house 12 Teunis
Bender William M. grocer, Lydius cor. Lark, h.
126 Lark
Benedict Chas. E. boots and shoes, 45 Wash.
avenue, b. Farmers & Mechanics' Hotel
Benedict Ezra G. (J. Benedict & Son), lumber
dealer, b. 95 Clinton ave. [G'bush
Beneilict George, carpenter, W. R. R. h. Second,
Benedict George C. {Wilkins & B.), dry goods,
53 Washington avenue, boards 35 Hawk
Benedict Henry, cook, house 121 Arch
Benedict Henry M. house 3 Park place
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ALBANY [B] DIRECTORY
Benedict J. & Son {Ezra G.), Inmber 15 Lumber
district, liouse 95 Clinton avenue
Benedict Lewis, liouse 3 Park place
Benedict Lewis jr. lieut. col. 73d reg't, boards 3
Park place
Benedict Wm. locksmith, 12 Howard, h. do.
Benediit Wni. F. iron and nails, 343 Broadway,
honse at Schenectady
Benhani George, coachmaker, hotise 76 Westerlo
Beuhart Christopher, blacksmith, h. Morris n.
Ontario
Benjamin Abigail, widow, house 115 Knox
Benjamin Eliza, widow, house 93 Church
Benjamin George H. teacher, house 47 Second
Benjamin (George J-T.) & Herri(-k(Jonfl. Ji.), fruits
and nuts, 4^5 and 427 Broadway, h. 241 State
Benjamin Samuel, peddler, h. 107 Schuyler
Benjamin Samuel G. W. assistant state librarian,
boards 64 Elm
Benne David F. dentist, 14 North Pearl, h. do.
Bennett Albert, carpenter, bds. at North Albany
Bennett Amelia, widow, house 443 Lydius
Bennett Edward, mason, h. 149 Clinton avenue
Bennett Edward A. 44th reg't, house 118 Spring
Bennett Eliza D. widow, tailoress, h. 66 Hudson
Bennett Ezra B. Hour, fish and provisions, 59
and 60 Quay, house 62 Philip
Bennett George, distiller, h. 150 Montgomery
Bennett Hugii, tallyman, house 5 S. Lansing
Bennett James, house 195 Orange
Bennett Jas. carpenter, grocer, 323 State, h. do.
Bennett John, clerk, boards 62 Philip
Bennett Lydia, widow, house 118 Spring
Bennett Mary, widow, house 9 Daniels
Bennett Michael, mason, house 66 Lafayette
Bennett Myland C. moulder, house 43 Bowery
Bennett Nathan, oyster saloon, 46 Wash, ave.
Bennett Peter V. tel. messenger, b. 939 B'way
Bennett Randolph S. clerk, 101 Green, boards
38 Franklin
Bennett Richard F. carpenter, h. North Albany
Bennett Susan, widow, house 939 Broadway
Bennett Thomas, laborer, h. 156 Clinton avenue
Bennett Thomas D. Hour and grain, 86 Quay,
house at Kenwood
Bennett William, 30th reg't, house 22 Second
Bennett William, 18th reg't, house 95 Third
Bennett Wm. T. clerk, 63 State, b. at Kenwood
Bennett Wm. W. clerk, boards 118 Spring
Bennink Christian, painter, house 102 Arch
Beunink Christopher, painter, 66 Hamilton, b.
395 Broadway
Bennink John W. blacksmith, h. 31 Westerlo
Bennink Joaima, widow, liouse 102 Arch
Bensen Albert V. clerk China tea company, 78
State, bds. 30 Steuben
Bensen Jacob G. boards 32 Eagle
Bensen (Nicholas) & CrnnueW (Matthew jr.), tool
store and planemakers, 108 Sbite, h. 50 Hawk
Bensen Tennette D. widow, house 32 Eagle
Benson Adam, hostler, h. at North Greenbush
Benson Elizabeth, widow, house 33 Second
Benson John, bookkeeper, 822 Broadway, house
237 North Pearl
Benson Joseph, fisherman, honse at Bath
Benson Matthew, carman, house 31 DeWitt
Bent Ebeuezer, agent. Lark corner State, boards
American Hotel
Bent John, laborer, house 61 South Ferry
Bentliam John S. I8th reg't, bds. 81 Colonic
Bentley Charles W. clerk, executive department,
Capitol, house 101 Hawk, Arbor hill
Bentley James R. (Van Santvoord & Co.), 77
Pier, house at Buffalo
Bentley Richard C. major 63d reg't, house 41
Chestnut
Benton Charles H. chairpainter, h. 114 Jefferson
Benton Clarissa, widow, house 228 Jefferson
Benton Daniel S. clerk, 57 State, bds. 110 Green
Benton Edward B. attorney, 45 S. Pearl, h. do.
Benton Jos. bookbinder, 9 James, h. 110 Green
Benton Nathaniel S. auditor canal department,
boards 51 North Pearl
Benton N. S. jr. clerk, canal department, State
Hall, boards 21 High [bush
Benton Willard R. carpenter, h. Harrison, Green-
Berben Henry, painter, house 16 Morton
Berben Matthias, porter, 42 Dean,h. 32 Clinton
Beresford Henry, porter, 12 Exchange, house
135 Church
Beresford Michael, driver, house 95 Orange
Bergen John, laborer, house 39 Rensselaer
Bergen William, grocer, 171 Church, h. do.
Bergeron Joseph, porter, 451 B'way, h. 117 Arch
Bergeron Maximilian, jjorterhouse, 1 Division,
house 175 Eagle
Bergiu Dennis, laborer, h. rear 33 Van Woert
Bergin James, cooper, house 177 Church
Bergman Christopher, gardener, house Morris
near Partridi^e
Bergman John, laborer, house 199 Broad
Bergman John jr. furnaceman, house 5 Tennis
Bergman Joseph, butcher, Bethlehem road, h.
233 SoiUh Pearl
Berigan Dennis, printer, house 173 Orange
Berigan Michael, laborer, house 173 Orange
Berkhardt Henry, baker, house 29 Westerlo
Berliner Fred, tailor, house 37 Bowery
Berliner Lewis, cigarmaker, bds. 53 S. Lansing
Berliner Solomon, cigarmaker, h. 53 S. Lansing
Berniel Peter, carpenter, house 96 Franklin
Bernett Louis, tailor, house 166 Broad
Bernhard Betsey Mrs. ladies furnishing, 33 Hud-.
son, house do.
Bernhard Catharine, millinery, 266 South Pearl
Bernhard David, peddler, house 70 S. Ferry
Bernhard Joanna, widow, house 67 Sand
Bernhard Mary, millinery, 266 S. Pearl, h. do.
Bernhardt Frank, tailor, house 94X Dallius
Bernheimer Abram, peddler, house 190 Broad
Berresford Patrick, laborer, h. 8 Quackenbush
Berresford Philip, switchman, h. 286 Lumber
Berrett Fran(?is, shoemaker, house 359 State
Berrigau Andrew, shipcarpenter, bds. 73 Canal
Berrigan Patrick, boatman, house 93 Orange
Berry Ann, widow, h. rear 121 Lumber
Berry Anson, carman, house 60 Second
Berry Benjamin, China tea co. 78 State, boards
Merchants Hotel
Berry Charles, cook, h. W. Ferry, bel. Ontario
Berry Hamilton, laborer, h. Seymour, Bath
Berry John, carman, house 60 Second
Berry Lawrence, boilermaker, bds. 44 Swan
Berry Margaret, widow, house rear 121 Lumber
Berry Mirtin, laborer, house 58 Van Schaick
Berry Thomas, maltster, house 120 Ten Broeck
Bertheleon Daniel, cigarmaker, house Bath
Bertheleoii Sarah E. school, Bath, house do
.Berthold Julius, laborer, house 52 South Pearl
Bertrand Jeremiah, house 184 Clinton avenue
Beschkee Francis, meat stall, 420 Lydius, house
418 do.
Beschkee Frederick, tailor, house 454 Lydius
Beschkee Henry, butcher, house 418 Lydius
Best David, grocer. Pine cor. Ciiapel, house do
Best Edward, barber, house 166 Third
Best Francis, porter, 479 B'way, h. 77)^ Church
Best Jacob, pilot, h. Broadway, Greenbush
Best Mary, grocer, ('hurch c. S. Lansing, h. do.
Beswick James E. furniture, 93 South Pearl,
boards 61 Union
Bettelheim Charles, peddler, house 2 Catherine
Betts Richard D. house 101 Columliia
Betz Jacob, shoemaker, house 210 South Pearl
ALBANY [B] DIRECTORY,
19
Betz Matthew, brickmaker, h. 220 Wash. av.
Betz M'lchtw], fiiniacwinan, houso 9 Bowery
B«ven John, citl)ii)f;ttnak<;r, h. 499 Wasli. av.
Bevins Rolx^rt, laborer, h. Clinton av. n. Quail
Hever Alexander, painter, house 363 State
Bevington Lou;s, carpenter, bds. 79 South Pearl
Bew Lancelot, clothing, 3 Exchange Building,
house 29 Dove [31 Sand
Bewsher ,Jolin O. shoemaker, 91 Wash. ave. h.
Bewslii-r Win. clerk H. R. R. R. h. 129 Beaver
Bewshcr Williain, painter, li. Lark cor. liowery
Bicknell Becker, wnodeiiware, &c., 397 Broad-
way, house 142 Hamilton
Bicknell Edward 397 ii'way, bds. 142 Hamilton
Bidd.'ll H. K {Ilohbs & li.) grocer and fruit
dealer, o Clinton avenue, lids. 693 B'way
Biel Augustus, clerk; boards 57 Clinton
Biel (Jharles A. Rev. h. Broad cor. Alexander
Biel Pl)iiip, mason, house (ylinton, Bi'thlehern
Bigane William, laborer, house 28 Van Woert
Bigelow Henrietta, widow, lious*- 81 Hudson
Bigelow Jackson ( F. P. RuggLes & Co.) 49 Quay,
boards 105 South Pearl
Bigelow John, moulder, house atGrreenbush
Bigelow .John B. boards Chapel near the church
Bigelow Nicholas, laborer, house 150 Church
Bigt'low Uriah Gr. physician, 35 South Pearl, h.
81 Hudson
Bigg Henry, mason, house 105 Jefferson
Biggam Andrew S. carman, house rear 61 Third
BiggJin Michael, laborer, house 55 N. Lansing
Biggims James, saloon, S. Pearl cor. Westerlo
Biggims James, book-s, 206 S. Pearl, house do.
Bigley Charles H. printer, boards 101 First
Bigley Gtiorge, tobacconist, house 101 First
Bigley Michael, State Arsenal, h. 23 Van Woert
Biglny Richard J. printer, bouse 30 Elm
Biglow Marcella, matron insane a.sylum
Bigsby Ellen, widow, house 42 Van Schaick
Bigsby John, sliirt and collar manufacturer, 496
Broadway, house 72 Clinton avenue
Bihier Henry, tailor, house 308 South Pearl
Bildhauser Fred, blacksm'h, h. lower end Broad
Bill.son Abraham, mason, house 413 Wash. ave.
Billson Adam H. mason, house 'Ail Lumber
Billson Alexander, cigarmaker, bds. 141 Third
Billson Charles, carpenter, boards 38 Hawk
Billson, (ieorge H. 18th reg't, boards 141 Third
Billson Henry, cigarmaker, house 141 Third
Binck Isaac, boards Washington, Greenbush
Bingham Anson, attorney, bds. American Hotel
Bingham George H. shoemaker, 59 .Swan Arb. h.
Bingham Geo. W. tobacconist, h. 136 N. Pearl
Bingham Obadiah, shoemaker, house 54 Third,
Bingham Reulxiii H. attorney and city surveyor,
office City Hall, house 48 Steuben
Binnier Frederick, shoemaker, house 117 Broad
Bins Michael, laborer, house 14 B<jwery
Birch Catherine, widow of Wm. h. 170 Hudson
Birch (ieorge, butcher, h. 503 Washington ave.
Birch George A. grocer, 14 Maiden lane, house
161 Hudson
Birch Polly, widow, house 161 Hudson
Birch Ruth, widow of Sylvanus h. 183 Lydius
Birch Samuel M. {Nichols 6c B.) lumber, Water
cor. Lawrence, house 29 De Witt
Birch, see Burch
Birchall James, painter, house 48 Second
Bird John, carpenter, house 118 First
Bird Peter, laborer, house 72 Colonie
Bird Samuel, farrier, house 172 Eagle
Birdsall {Wm.) Fassett {A. G.) & Olcott {F. P.),
lumber dealers, 8 Lumber district, boards
Didavan House
Birmingham Edward, upliolster, h. 61 Hawk
Birmingham Martin, laborer, h. 52 Van Schaick
Birmingham William C. clerk, house 15 Rose
Birndt Martin, shoemaker, house 13 Bowery
Birney O'Brien, watchman, N. Y. C. R. R., h. 32
Eagh;
Bisbee Henry, clerk, boards 66 Wfishington ave.
Bishop Charles B. oats and feed, 85 Pier, house
. 178 First, Troy
Bishojj {Frederick) & Trowbridge {John H.),
provisions, 42 Dean, house 44 Eagle
Bishop J. F. house at Grt'enbush
Jiishop W. H. boatman, h. Washington, G'bush
Bisikuinnier Matthias, machinist, h, 35 Green
Bissi'll William, house Columbia, Gret'nbush
Bittles William H. boardinghouse 023 B'way
Black Jane, house 61 Lydius
Black Robert J. jjrinter, boards 25 South Pearl
Black W. Thurston, portrait painter, 51 State
Blackall Benj. tilemaker, 6 Fulton, house 24
William
Blackiill James, draindigger, house 24 William
Blackall Jos. R. {W. & /. R. Blackall) house
106 Philip
Blackall J. & W. J. bellhangers and locksmitLs,
Haiiiilton cor. Fulton, house 135 Lydius
Blackall Roljert Mrs. boards 9 Plain continued
Blackall Wm. & J. R. paper box manufs. 423
Broadway, house 16 South Lansing
Blackall William J. (/. & M^. J. Blackall), house
121 Hamilton [Greenbush
Blackburn Chas. machinist W. R. R. h. East.
Blackburn Thomas R. boilermaker, h. 45 Thirci
Blackman Elizabeth, widow, hou.se 99 Knox
Black man George T. painter, house 19 Lark
Blackman John, carman, house 99 Knox
Blackman John H. variety store, 200 S. Pearl
Blackmon Charles, peddler, h. Lydius n. Quail
Blackwell Eleazer, agent, house 64 Lancaster
Blackwood Maria Miss, hou.se 175 .Jefferson
Jilair Caroline K. varieties, B'way, Greenbush
Blair David S. {Orr & B.), brassfounder, 64
Beaver, house 42 West Perry
Blair Henrietta, widow, h. Second, Greenbush
Blake Adam, hou.se 109 Third
Blake Adam, restaurant, 84 State, h. 198 Lumber
Blake Ann, widow, house 312 State
Blake Charles, agent, 37 Dean, house 97 First
Blake Daniel, laborer, house 15 Lumber
Blake Edmund, laborer, house 26 Van Woert
Blake Isaac, teamster, hou.se 194 Swan
Blake James, watchman, h. Second ave. G'bush
Blake Jane, widow, hou.se 107 Bowery
Blake John K. fisherman, house at Bath
Blake Owen, grocer, 23 Columbia, house do.
]31ake Peter, carpenter, house First n. Lark
Blake Robert, laborer, house 13 Fulton
Blake Thomas, tallyman, N. Y. C. R. R. house
at North Albany
Blake Wm. E. adjt. 3d reg't, hou.se 258 Hudson
Blakeman Elizabeth, h. Green cor. S. Ferry
Blakeman Ira, meat market, Broadway corner
Ferry, house 12 Washington, Greenbush
Blanch Michael, porter, 359 Broadway, house 75
Franklin
Blanchard Alonzo L. house 46 Franklin
Blanchard Calvin B. papermaker, h. 201 Elm
Blanchard Elizabeth, boardinghouse, 60 Lydius
Blanchard J. W. capt. 3d reg't, h. 20 N. Pearl
Blanchard Marcus L. druggist, 560 Broadway,
boards 46 Franklin
Blanchard Michael, porter, house 85 Franklin
Blanchard Watson F. baker, house 37 Bleecker
Blanchard Wm. H. carpenter, h. 48 Herkimer
Blank Michael, stovemounter, house 188 Broad
Blank Thomas, moroccodresser, h. 54 Hamilton
Blaser Peter, blacksmith, house 25 Teunis
Blasie Wm. hairdresser, hou.se 51 Bowery
Blass Charles, brakeman W. R. R.
Blass Jonas, brakeman, h. B'wa}', Greenbush
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ALBANY [B] DIRECTORY
Blass Michael M. boardinghouse, B'way, G'bush
Blass Peter F. boards at Greenbush
Blatner (Henry) & Co. (if. Blatner 2d), dry goods
and iewelry, 348 BVay, h. 21 Hamilton
Blatner Henry 2d (Blatner & Co.), h. 116 Green
Blederl Joseph, laborer, house 168 Broad
Bleecker Catharine Miss, house 765 Broadway
Bleecker Charles E. & Co. (Wm. R. Bleecker),
wholesale liquors, 347 and 349 Broadway,
house 25 Clinton avenue
Bleecker Deborah Miss, house 765 Broadway
Bleecker G. V. S. wholesale liquors, 107 South
Pearl, h. Hope Cottage near Mount Hope
Bleecker Henry, boards 37 North Pearl
Bleecker Nicholas, jr. house 23 Quackenbush
Bleecker Tyler R. contractor, house 11 Catharine
Bleecker Wm. E. house 37 North Pearl
Bleecker Wm. R. (Chas. E. Bleecker & Co.) bds.
25 Clinton avenue
Bleiley John, cabinetmaker, house 182 Swan
Blessig Louis, moulder, boards 92 Grand
Blessing (Abrani M.) & Bantham (A. J.), grocers,
27 South Pearl, house 105 First
Blessing Catharine, widow ofRobt. h. 105 First
Blessing James H. machinist, h. 33 Lafayette
Blessing John M. Mrs. house 339 State
Bliss Chester, clerk, 66 State, b. Franklin House
Bliss Emily, widow, house 121 Lark
Bliss Geo. W. hats and caps, 35 Wash. ave.
Blonzer Gerhardt, laborer, h. 359 Wash. ave.
Blood John, shoemaker, house 464 Lydius
Bloom Joseph, clerk, 48 S. Pearl, b. 92 Lydius
Bloom Leonard, gasfitter, house 19 Columbia
Bloomer John, boards 91 Beaver
Bloomer Walton, laborer, house 69 Second
Bloomingdale William H. lumber dealer, above
North Ferry, house 737 Broadway
Bloss Charles, brakeman, W. R. R.
Bloss Jonas, brakeman, W. R. R.
Blum George, funiaceman, h. 313 South Pearl
Blum Jacob, lurnaceman, bouse 314 South Pearl
Blum John, carpetweaver, 226 Washington ave.
Blum Paul, carpetweaver, bds. 226 Washington
avenue.
Boardman Brunson A. carman, h. 318 Hamilton
Boardman Charles A. painter, house 163 Sand
Boardman Frank, grocer, Lodge corner Beaver,
boards 7 1 Soutli Ferry
Boardman Lewis, butcher, h. 3 Onet's alley
Boardman Maria C. widow, h. Lark near Lydius
Boardman Morris, agent, house 14 Van Zandt
Boardman (William G.), Gray (James A.) & Co.
(Siberia Ott), pianofortes, 468 Broadway,
house 95 Columbia
Boardman (William) & Waggoner (Jacob H.),
builders, 46 Howard, house 91 Hudson
Boardman William P. boards 91 Hudson
Boardwell Albert, machinist, h. 96 Herkimer
Bochlowitz Herman, clerk, 372 Broadway, bds.
80 Lydius
Boeckling Peter, cooper, house 109 Arch
Bock Fidel, cabinetmaker, house 305 Broadway
Boeuan Gottlieb, baker, h. Broad, Bethlehem
Boenan John^ shoemaker, h. 8 Van Vechten
Boeren Townsend, peddler, house 320 State
Boese John, jeweler, 480 Broadway
Bogardus John J. porter, 14 State, h. 53 Congress
Bogart Elizabeth Mrs. widow, h. East Greenbush
Bogart Jas. H. adit. 43d reg't, boards 18 Elk
Bogart Nicholas, laborer, house 123 Sand
Bogart Sarah and Elizabeth, machine-sewing,
' house 100 Hawk
Bohan Thomas, laborer, house 128 Orange
Bohm John, tailor, house Morris near Partridge
Bohn Frederick, saloon, 105 Broad
Bohner Balthus, laborer, house 19 plank road
Bohr John, Carpenter, house 59 Snipe
Bobs John M. jeweler, 480 Broadway, bouse 303
Washington avenue
Boice John, N. Y. C. R. R. h. 52 Second
Bolan John, house 15 South Lansing
Bolan Thomas, laborer, house 196 Water
Boland Edward, porter, h. 74 Swan, Arbor hill
Holies Charles, moulder, boards 5 Fulton
Bolles Edw. R. barntssmaker, house 5 Fulton
Bolles Margaret Mrs. house 166 Tliird
Bollman John, stonecutter, h. 9 Van Vechten
Bolton John, engineer, W. R. R. h. Mechanic
above East, Greenbush
Bomus John, shoemaker, house 221 Hamilton
Bonacker August, porterhouse, B'way, G'bush
Boridy S. dry goods, 246 South Pearl
Boner John, cooper, house Partition, Greenbush
Bonheio Henry, carpenter, bouse 150 Sand
Bonividda Paul, bds. Mansion House
Bonner Andrew, saddler, house 329 Lydius
Booker Michael, laborer, house 231 Sand
Boom James, carman, house 161 Broad
Boom Wm. tavern, 890 Broadway
Boos George, furnacemaker, house 113 Snipe
Boos Michael, laborer, house 143 Broad
Booth Alfred, grocer, 160 Lumber, house do.
Booth Alfred, harnessmaker, 23 Church, house
209 Jefferson
Booth Richard, gilder, boards 55 Colonie
Booth Wm. H. engineer, N. Y. C. R. R. house
158 Lumber
Bootman E. D. musical inst'maker, North Ferry
• cor. Broadway, boards 799 Broadway
Bootman Edgar, musical instrumentmuker, N.
Ferry cor. Broadway, boards 798 Broadway
Bootman Valentine, at Emery Bros. h. at Bath
Bordwell Albert, m.achini.xt, h. Herkimer
Born Myraett, widow, h. 78 South Ferry
Borneo Henry (Brack & Borneo), carpenter, 186
Wash. ave. house 150 Sand
Borst Martin C. (J. W. Conklin & Co.) liquors,
&c. 34 Hudson, bds. Eagle Street Hotel
Borthwick Edward, barkeeper, bds. Jay
Borthwick Harvey, clerk P. 0. h. 175 Hamilton
Bortle George, house 86 Grand
Bortle Richard, groceries and provisions, 276
Broadway, house at Newtonville
Bortle Stephen R. boards 86 Grand
Bortle William H. grocer, 9 North Ferry, house
84 Grand
Boss John, blacksmith, house 151 Bowery
Bossert Frederic C. laborer, h. 479 Wash. ave.
Bossoijg Charles, brakeman, b. B'way, G'bush
Boston Diana, widow, house 3 Eagle
Bothwell Hugh H. groct r, 10 Benjamin, h. do.
Bott Arthur {Dobler & B.), card manufacturer,
279 Hamilton, bds. 74 Hudson
Bouck George, boards Eagle Street Hotel
Bouck Jacob F. bookkeeper, Boyd, Bro. & Co.,
house 68 South Ferry
Boudey John M. engineer, h. Broadway, Bath
Bcvughton Daniel, hats, caps and furs, Broadway
cor. Beaver, house 30 Plain
Boulton George W. barber, Broadway corner
Second, Greenbush, house do.
Boulware Jeptha R. physician, h. 53 High
Bounds Edwin C. restaurant, 24 Beaver, h. do.
Boushell Patrick Mrs. grocer. Canal cor. Cross
Bouton Chester F. grocer, 82 Wash. ave. h. do.
Bove Peter, tailor, house 45 Alexander
Bow Oliver, sexton, house 134 North Pea,rl
Bowdin James, barkeeper, h. 78 South Ferry
Bowditch James, cattle dealer, boards Farmers'
and Mechanics' Hotel
Bowe Michael, maltster, h. 24 Rensselaer
Bowen John E., Rev. N. Pearl M. E. Church, h.
73 North Pearl
Bowen Martin, cutter, 78 State, h. 33 Dove ^
ALBANY [B] DIKECTORY
21
Bower August, physician, h. ^28 Wash. ave.
Bower Catharine, widow, h. 335 Lydius
Bower Christian, laborer, house Wash. ave. ab.
Catholic burying ground
Bower George, cabinetmaker, house 107 Snipe
Bower John, hairdresser, house 49 Dallius
Bower Michael, fnrnaceuian, h. 20 Teunis
Bower Simon, laborer, house 72 Orange
Bowers Augustus, clerk, 472 Broadway, house
220 Hamilton
Bowers Harraan, lithographer, bds. 335 Lydius
Bowers Henry, saddler, h. 131 South Pearl
Bowers William, porter, 1 Central block, B'way,
house 486 Lydius
Bowes Wm. wheelwright, house 75 Church
Bowhall Phebe A. widow, house 80 Westerlo
Bowles John J. jr. telegraph operator, W. R. R.
depot, h. Harrison, East Albany
Bowman Catharine, widow, house 166 Franklin
Bowman Michael, laborer, house 31 Bowery
Bowman Michael, laborer, house 282 Bowery
Bowman Wm. H. teacher, house 202 Hamilton
Bowne Chas. H. bookbinder, bds. 171 N. Pearl
Bowne John Mi'S. house 171 North Pearl
Bowne John H. clerk, house 53 Lumber
Bowne Philip A. printer, bds. 171 N. Pearl
Boxbaum Henry, peddler, h. 107 Schuyler
Boy Michael, laborer, house 8 Clinton
Boyce George, shoemaker, h. 87 Swan, Arb. h.
Boyce Isaac, childrens' shoes, 14 South Pearl,
house 86 Swan
Boyce John, foreman freight, N. Y. C. R. R.
house 74 Montgomery
Boyd Amor, clerk, 540 B'way, bds. 91 Hamilton
Boyd Andrew, soap and candle foctory, 12 Rose,
house 180 Lydius
Boyd Andrew, Franklin House, 136 and 138 State
Boyd Clarissa Mrs. house 69 Eagle
Boyd David, carman, house 141 First
Boyd [David J.) Brother {John S.) & Co., (Wm.
F. and Edward Coolidge) Arch st". brewery,
cor. Franklin, li. 2 Park place
Boyd Howard, house 13 Clinton avenue
Boyd Isaac, cutter, 421 Broadway, h. 5 Grand
Boyd James P. physician, h. Hudson cor. Grand
Boyd John, laborer, h. Warren n. Elizabeth
Boyd John S. {Boyd, Brother & Co.), h. at N. Y.
Boyd Mary Mrs. milliner, h. 91 Hamilton
Boyd Robert, house 61 South Ferry
Boyd Thomas, chandler, house 131 Lydius
Boyd Thomas, salesman, 444 B'way, h. 46 Beaver
Boyer , barber, house 79 First
Boylan John, wireweaver, h. White, Bath
Boylan Owen, laborer, house 160 Grand
Boyle Arthur, stucco, 615 B'way, h. 164 Eagle
Boyle Daniel, coppersmith, 16 Beaver, house 298
Hamilton
Boyle Francis, laborer, house 108 Third
Boyle James, assessor, house 132 Arch
Boyle James, carman, house 155 X Orange
Boyle Joseph, butcher, h. Grand near Morton
Boyle Margaret, widow, liouse 22 Van Woert
Boyle Mary, widow, house 143 Church
Boyle Thomas, laborer, N. Y. C. R. R. boards 22
Van Woert
Boynton James R. watchmaker, b. 38 Westerlo
Boynton J. C. Mrs. house 38 Westerlo
Boynton Jonah C. clerk, boards 38 Westerlo
Boyzer Jacob, laborer, house Tivoli hollow
Brack {Jacob) & Borneo {Henry), carpenters, 186
Wash, ave, house 147 Bowery
BradUnry Charles, newsr)om and cigar store,
774 Broadway, house do.
Bradbury Charles, sale and exchange stable,
Broadway, Greenbush, house do.
Bradford Joim L. hous-i 145 North Pearl
Bradford Wm. clerk, 59 Wash. ave. bds. US do.
Bradish Francis, tailor, house 118 Arch
Bradley Daniel G. hay and wood, 229 Hudson,
house 227 do.
Bradley Elam, house 8 Swan, Arbor hill
Bradley Elizabeth M. milliner, b. 8 Swan, Ar. h.
Bradley James, butcher, h. 491 Wash. ave.
Bradley James, butcher, liouse 94 Bradford
Bradley John, butcher, bds. 491 Wash. ave.
Bradley John S. peddler, boards 8 Swan, Ar. h.
Bradley Joseph, boards 227 Hudson
Bradt Andrew H. carman, house 116 Bowery
Bradt Anna, widow, house 263 Elm
Bradt Henry, hackdriver, bds. Yates n. Lark
Bradt Henry T. mail agt. N. Y. C. R. R. house 50
Union
Bradt Isaac, bookbinder, h. 3 Bleecker place
Bradt John J. grocer, 1 Bethlehem road, h. do.
Bradt John P. 4th dist. police, b. Poland's Hotel
Bradt Peter A. pilot, h. 301 South Pearl
Bradt Samuel C. clerk, 30 Washington avenue,
boards 43 Chestnut
Bradt\Sarah, widow, house Yates near Lark
Bradt, see Brait, Brodt, also Brot.
BradweH Anthony, fireman, h. 49 Union
BradwiVl P. Schuyler, ice, Bassett cor. Quay, h.
49 Church
Bra^will Robert L. ice, h. 39 South Lansing
Brady Anthony, barkeeper, Delavan House
Brady Bernard, drover, house 109 Third
Brady Bernard, carman, house 153 >^ Orange
Brady Francis, cutter, 481 B'way, h. 128 Orange
Bradv Hugh, cooper, bds. Broadway cor. .lohn
Brady Hugh, porterhouse, 57 Montgomery
Brad/y James, painter, bds. 20 Jefferson
Bradty James, maltster, boards 1 14 Canal
Brady James, mason, house 10 Cross
Bradj John, moulder, house 49 Church
Brady John, laborer, house 1 1 Fulton
Brady John, brushmaker, 385 Broadway, h. 127
Green
Brady John, 3d reg't, h. 42 Swan, Arbor hill
Brady John, grocer, 95 Philip, house do
Brad yj John, carman, boards 109 Third
BradyMohn, laborer, house 40 Van Schaick
Brady John, laborer, boards 114 Canal
Brady Margaret, widow, house 114 Canal
Brady Owen, laborer, house 128 Water
Brady Owen, paver, house 51 Canal
Brajiy Patrick, laborer, house 271 Green
Brivdy Patrick, carman, house 166 Orange
Brstdy Philip, moulder, house 156 Church
Brady Philip, laborer, boards 104 Canal
Bi/ady Terrence E. lumber insp. bds. 109 Third
Brady Thomas, horseshoer, Herkimer c. Church,
house 58 Church
Braidwood Thomas, mail agent, h. 29 Mulberry
Braik Jacob, carpenter, house 123 Sand
Braik Nicholas, laborer, house 123 Sand
Brainard E. H. clerk, boards 11 Park
Brainard Ascenath, widow, house 37 Broad
Brainard Benjamin C Mrs. house 66 Westerlo
BramiXTdL (Elijah) & Lawlor {Thomas M.), ship
builders, 72 Pier, house 96 Clinton avenue
Brainard Leonard, spar, block and purapmaker,
62 Quay, house 92 Hawk, Arbor hill
Brairjard Wm. H. in^. of lumber, h. 67 N. Ferry
Brainerd Emeline, widow of Simeon, house 18
Van Schaick
Braker Nicholas, turner, h. Nucella ab. Clinton
Brammall Geo. G. grocer, 44 Van Schaick, h. do
Branagan James, tailor, boards 11 Beaver
Branagan John, capt. 63d reg't, h. 59 Colonie
Branagan John, moulder, house 10 Fulton
Branagan Michael, boatman, house 96 Church
Branch Martin, painter, house 76 Odell
Brand Adam, sawyer, house 51 Lumber
Brand Nicholas, blacksmith, house 2 Catharine
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ALBANY [B] DIRECTORY
Brandenburgh William H. lieut. 2d dist. police,
house 66 Howard
Brandon Francis, framemaker, li. 322 Lumber
Brandow Nelson, shipcarpenter, h. 25 Westerlo
Branifl' William, nailer, house 21 Perwy
Branion Henry, plumber, boards 86 First
Branion Margaret, widow, house 85 First
Branion Thomas A. (Barrett & B.), plumbers
and roofers, 114 State, house 85 First
Brann William J. tallyman, N. Y. C. R. R. house
850 Broadway
Brannigan Patrick, sawyer, h. 126 Van Woert
Brannock James, carpenter, house 74 Cherry
Brantnall Charles, painter, house 397 Lydius
Brassall John, carpenter, house 14 John
Brassall .!ohn, porter, house 75 First
Brassy John, carpenter, house 150 Spring
Brasure John W. ui dertaker, house 104 Lydius
Brate Eliza J. millinery. 111 South Pearl, house
127 Lydius
Brate Nicholas, carpenter, house 127 Lydius
Bratt Catharine, widow, house 22 Jefferson
Bratt Gerritt T. bookkeeper 10 lumber district,
house 830 Broadway
Bratt Gerritt T. Mrs. house 310 Hudson
Bratt Henry, mason, hous^ 3 Washington ave
Bratt Michael, 6th cavalry, house 256 Sand
Bratt Stephen V. R. patternmaker, h. 66 Plumb
Braun George M. saloon, 19 Alexander
Brauning Frank Joseph, house 15 Van Schaick
Brauning Jacob, shoemaker, 221 South Pearl,
house 223 do. [h. 223 do.
Brauning Michael, shoemaker, 221 South Pearl,
Brawiey Mary, widow, house 57 Chapel
Brawley Patrick, tailor, house 66 Van Woert
Bray Francis, shoemaker, 23 Chapel, h. 12 Cross
Bray Martin, porterhouse, 52 Jefferson, h. do.
Bray Matthew, printer, house 150 Eagle
Bray Philip F. printer, bds. 12 Cross [Pearl
Brayton John P., Van Rensselaer House, 7 South
Brayton Sanford B, bookkeeper, 48 Quay, bds.
42 Jay
Brayton {Wm. P.) & Thorburn {Wm.. G.), provi-
sions, 48 Quay, house 42 Jay
Breen James, porterhouse, 19 Lawrence, h. do
Breen Mai tin, porterhouse, 8 Quackenbush
Breen Patrick, boatman, h. 275 Green [der
Breithaupt Philip, cabinetmaker, h. 17 Alexan-
Brenan Edward, laborer, boards 121 Bowery
Brenan John, laborer, house 170 Clinton avenue
Brenan John, laborer, house 28 Bowery
Brendel Andrew, shoemaker, house 183 Broad
Brennan Bridget, widow, house 81 Bowery '
Brennan Bridget, widow, house 8 Cross
Brennan Edward, laborer, house Van Vechten
near Elizabeth
Brennan Edward, laborer, house 267 Green
Brennan Edward, laborer, h. Green cor. Plumb
Brennan Edward, porter, 1 1 Quay, h. 8 Cross
Brennan Edward, stonecutter, bds. 18 Jackson
Brennan James, bootfitter, house 57 Broadway
Brennan James, laborer, house 133 Arch
Brennan James jr. machinist, house 142 Arch
Brennan Jeremiah, laborer, house North Albany
Brennan Joanna, widow, Imuse 129 Orange
Brennan John, capt. 2d ponce dist. h. 130 Orange
Brennan John, gardener at 1 1 Ten Broeck
Brennan John, laborer, house 64 Orange
Brennan John, furuaceman, house 28 Bowery
Brennan John G. constable, h. 854 Broadway
Brennan Margaret, widow, house 18 Jackson
Brennan Michael, laborer, boards 121 Bowery
Brennan Patrick, peddler, house 3 Lark
Breiman Peter, carpenter, house rear 25 Spruce
Brennan Philip, grocer, 415 Bowery, house do
Brennan Thomas, laborer, house Van Vechten
near Elizabeth
Brennan Thomas, laborer, house 150 Canal
Brennick Peter, laborer, house 119 Franklin
Brennock Patrick, carpenter, house 141 Broad
Bresee Chauncey R. driver, tj. 37 Columbia
Bresny Thomas, laborer, hou.se 156 Grand
Bretnall Charles, painter, house 397 Lydius
Brett Bernard B. clothing, 500 Broadway, bds.
Exchange Hotel
Breuchard Jules, cook, house 3 Daniels
Brew Archibald, mason, house 119 Dove
Brew Jane, widow, house 181 Spring
Brew Robert, teamster, house 106 Sand
Brewer Arthur T. barber, 140^ B'way, h. do
Brewer William, cook, house 140 >^ Broadway
Brewster Aug. livery stable, 222 State, h. 225 do
Brewster David L. shipcarpenter, h. 225 State
Brewster Stephen B. tailor, 4 S. Pearl, house
290 Lydius
Brian George, upholster, house rear 48 Second
Briant Isaac P. S. clerk, state treasury depart-
ment, State Hall, house 275 Hudson
Briare Beuj. M. confectioner, 83 State, house 47
Green
Brice James, attorney, 66 State, h. 33 Dallius
Brice Robert, carpenter, house 22 Van Schaick
Brice William, bootcrimper, 14 South Pearl,
house 20f Jefferson
Brick Bj'idget, widow, house 359 Bowery
Brickl^ Timothy, tailor, house 18 Sand
Brickner John, grocer, 162 Bowery, house do
BridgH Charles (J/aw'frin.s, Van Antwerp & Co.),
355 Broadway, boards Congress Hall
Bridgeford Charles E. Atlas & Argus office, bds.
117 Third
Bridgford Hannah, house 88 Chestnnt
Bridgford James E. lumber insp. h. 209 N. Pearl
Bridgford John, mason builder, 93 Lancaster,
house 191 State
Bridgford Samuel L. capt. 43d reg't, h. 117 Third
Bridgman John C. engineer N. Y. C. R. R. bds.
Dun lop House
Briety John, boards 155 Broadway
Brigi^er Mrs. seamstress, h. 266 Washington ave.
Briggs Allen J. machinist, N. Y. C. R. R. house
113 First
Briggs David C. clerk Albany City Bank, boards
44 Beaver [Hall
Briggs Ephraim A. att'y, 75 State, bds. Congress
Briggs George C. bookkeeper, 1 Lumber district,
boards 44 Beaver
Briggs Henry W. pilot, h. First above Partition,
Greenbush [Beaver
Briggs Isaac B. clerk Commercial Bank, bds. 44
Briggs James C. printer, house 12 Lancaster
Briggs John G. waiter, house 194 Lumber
Briggs John W. Mrs. house Congress
Briggs Joseph E. painter, house 49 Arch
Bria;gs Maria E. Mrs. house 44 Beaver
Briggs Merrick, clerk, N. Y. C. R. R. boards 29
Quackenbush
Briggs Oliver (Hoag & Briggs), produce com.
mer. 10 Exchange, house 32 Chestnut
Briggs Samuel B. coachman, house 60 Second
Briggs Smith, agent, H. R. R. R. h. 5 Hall place
Briggs Thomas, machinist, house King's place
Briggs Thomas, laborer, house rear 1 32 Lumber
Brightman Adolphus M. mason, h. 97 Bassett
Brightman Adolphus M. jr. baker, h. Mill,G'bush
Brightman Robert T. printer, bds. 97 Bassett
Brightmyer John, 43d reg't, h. 25 Quackenbush
Brighton James, laborer, house rear 71 Grand
Brimhall Henry, baker, 46 Clinton ave. h. do.
Brimhall Horace F. baker, 89 Beaver, house do.
Brimmer L. C. musicteacher, bds. 23 William
Brimmeyer Martin, musician, h. 107 Nucella
Brinckerhoff Abby, widow, house 181 Hamilton
Brinckerhoff" Elizabeth Mrs. li. 62 North Pearl
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Brinckerhoflf' Henrietta Mrs. house 18 Elk
Brinckerhoflf Lydia, widow, li. 24 Van Schaick
Brind Silas, peddler, li. Plank road near Perry
Brindle Andrew, shoemaker, house 183 Broad
Brining Clement, sawyer, house 131 Franklin
Brink John, clerk, comptroller's office, State
Hall
Brisban Joseph, laborer, house Kirk's alley
Britt James, laborer, house 77 Canal
Britton Wm. F. coachman, house 160 Orange
Broadfoot Robert, tailor, house 33 West Ferry
Broas Elizabeth, boardinghouse, 79 S. Pearl
Brock Jacob, caipenter, house 147 Bowery
Brockett Geo. L. teacher, 67 Division, bds. do.
Brockett George M. 11th battery, h. 185 Second
Brockett Samuel S. painter, 14 Ferry, house
Columbia, Greenbush
Brocklehurst Jas. boilerniaker, h. 255 N. Pearl
Brockway N. C. boards 60 Westerlo
Broder Patrick, laborer, house 4 Quackenbush
Broder Patrick, laborer, bds. 54 Montgomery
Broderick Kean, tailor, house 63 Arch
Brodie Elizabeth, widow, boards East G'bush
Brodie Walter, clerk, house East Greeabush
Broeffle Henry, barber, h. Morton n. Del. turn.
Broers Lewis, clerk, 666 B'way, li. 26 Fulton
Brohm Andrew, machinist, house 94 Bassett
Brohm Bernard, filemaJver, North Albany, h. do.
Brohm Matthew, fllecutter, li. at North Albany
Brohm Nicholas, furnaceman, h. 36 Delaware
Brolly Hugh, cutter, 3 Exchange Building, h.
31 Jefferson
Brolly Patrick, tailor, 66 Van Woert, house do.
Bromberg Martin, peddler, house 6 Delaware
Bronck \V. H. carpenter, house 58 Division
Bronk Stephen, bookkeeper, 51 State, boards
215 Hamilton [Hudson
Bronson A. H. bookkeeper, 119 Pier, boards 71
Bronson Sylvester A. machinist, h. 29 Mulberry
Brooke Frederick, clerk, house 298 State
Brooks Frederick A. engineer, house 7 Baoad
B»ooks Jane, widow, house 299 Hamilton
Brooks J. D. bookkeeper, 41 North Pearl, bd.?.
71 Hudson
Brooks John, laborer, house 8 Fulton
Brooks Mary E. widow of Jonatlian, boards 4
Hall place
Brooks Peter H. bookkeeper, Exchange Hotel
Brooks Ralph M. printer, house 16 John
Brooks Richard, boards Exchange Hotel
Brooks Sylvester, ice wagon, h. 99 Dallius
Brooks Wm. carpenter, W. R. R. house Wash-
ington avenue, Greenbush
Brooks Wm. T- carpenter, house 238 Lumber
Brooksby ( fFi7.Zi(z?«j & Rowland {Thomas), stone-
cutters. Green corner Westerlo, house 184
Hamilton
Broom James, painter, bds. 72 South Lansing
Brophy James, brakeman, b. Harrison n. First,
Greenbush
Brophy John, boatman, house at Greenbush
Brophy Michael, blacksmith, H. R. R. R., G'bush
Brophy Patrick, laborer, h. Harrison near First,
Greenbush [Harrison n. First, G'bush
Brophy Patrick jr. (P. Brophy & Bra.), boards
Brophy {Peter) & Brother {Patrick jr.), grocers,
Harrison near First, Greenbush
Brophy Thomas, teamster, house bet. Lydius
and Western turnpike above Perry
Brothers M.\rj, widow, house 57 Chapel
Brotherton John, laborer, h. 6 Ferry, G'bush
Brotleyhurst James, boilerniaker, h. 255 N. Pearl
Brough John, tinsmith, -4 South Ferry, h. do.
Brough Thomas J. machinist, bds. 24 S. Ferry
Brouliet Henry, carpenter, house 110 Philip
Brower Albertus B. grocer, 194 Broadway
Brower Hessel, cigarmaker, house 229 Hudson
Brower Hulda M. Miss, house 92 Swan
Brower James M. clerk, 194 B'way, bds. in rear
Brower Maria Mrs. house 2 Jefferson [29 Grand
Brower S. D. silver manufacturer, 10 Plain, h.
Brower Walter S. silversmith, h. 23 Chestnut
Brower William H. cigarmaker, h. 49 Lydius
Brown Abel, engineer, h. Mechanic above East,
Greenbush
Brown Albert, cigarmaker, house 156 Third
Brown Albert T. cabinetmaker, h. 213 Hudson
Brown Andrew E. real estate agent, 44 State, h.
2 Clinton square
Brown Ann, widow, house 127 Swan
Brown C. H. foreman Moultrie's machine shop,
house 145 Second
Brown Charles, marblecutter, house 1 Chestnut
Brown Charles, driver, house 19 Lodge
Brown Clark H. machinist, house 145 Second
Brown Daniel, carman, house 310 State
Brown Daniel D. brushmaker, h. r. 107 Philip
Brown David H. carman, house 80 Spring
Brown Ebenezer, engineer, h. Blue row, G'bush
Brown Edgar, machinist, W. R. R. h. E. Albany
Brown Edward, carpenter, house 209 Green
Brown Edward, confectioner. Second n. B'way,
Greenbush, ho\ise do.
Brown Edward, 224 B'way, bds. Dunlop House
Brown Edward R, patternmaker, 11 Church, h.
IIOK Hamilton
Brown Eliza, widow, house 52 Lafayette
Brown Eliza A. Mrs. house 34 Lancaster
Brown Erastus, carver, bds. 3 Bleecker place
Brown Ezra, engineer, h. 19 Mechanic, G'bush
Brown Frederick, waiter, house 97 Schuyler
Brown Frederick, shoemaker, h. 343 Wasli. av.
Brown Frederick W. boards 2 Clinton square
Brown George, shoemaker, bds. Phoenix Hotel
Brown George, clerk, bds. Warren c. Partridge
Brown Geo. G. cigar store, 28)4 Clinton avenue,
house 92 Second [300 State
Brown Harriet E. widow of Dr. James M. house
Brown Horace H. cabinetmaker, h.79 Lawrence
Brown Isaac, waiter, house 65 Nucella
Brown Isaac H. brakeman H. R. R. R. h. Harri-
son, near First, Greenbush
Brown Jacob F. prop. Brown's Hotel, 38 Hawk
Brown James laborer, h. Schenectady turnpike
Brown James, laborer, house 194 Water
Brown James, teamsterj house 299 Hudson
Brown James A. clerk, 312 B'way, b. 14 Daniels
Brown James M. engineer, H. R. R. R. house
Mechanic, Greenbush
Brown James S. speculator, boards Farmers and
Mechanics' Hotel
Brown James W. carpenter, h. 239 Lumber
Brown Jane, teacher, 125K Green, house 136 do.
Brown John, printer, 78 State, house 263 do.
Brown John, laborer, house 50 Van Zandt
Brown John, grocer, 131 Sand, house do.
Brown John, coachman, house 62 Lafayette
Brown John, driver, h. r. 275 Washington ave.
Brown John, boards 39 Dallius
Brown John, moulder, house 250 Sand
Brown John, house 339 State
Brown John, laborer, house 28 Clinton
Brown John D. clerk, boards 99 Orange
Br»wn John H. bookkeeper, North Ferry corner
Water, boards Troy road
Brown John Mrs. porter house, 55 Beaver
Brown John M, instructor penitentiary, house
224 Elm [ave.
Brown Joseph, clerk, 41 N. Pearl, h. 141 Clinton
Brown Joseph, engineer, W. R. R. house Harri-
son, above First, Greenbush
Brown Lawrence, laborer, house 73 Van Woert
Brown Levi, music and musical instruments, 76
South Pearl, house do.
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ALBANY [Bl DIRECTORY
Brown Lilly, teacher, house 28 Congress
Brown Margaret, widow, house 22 South Ferry
Brown Martha, varieties, h. 16 Ferry, Greenbush
Brown Martha, widow of Geo. S. h. 63 Lark
Brown Martin, laborer, boards 28 Water
Brown Mary, widow, house 418 Lydius
Brown Mary S. boardingliouse, 882 Broadway
Brown Matthew, shoemaker, 77 Pier, h. 99 Sand
Browi\ Matthews, house 99 Orange
Brown Michael, grocer, 46 Second, house do.
Brown Michael, shoemaker, house 106 Orange
Brown Michael, gardener, liouse 32 Van Woert
Brown Moses, carpenter, house 79 Lawrence
Brown Nathaniel J. cigarmaker, house 152 Tliird
Brown Nich's, furnac^eman, house 36 Delaware
Brown Peter, 63d reg't, house at Bath
Brown Philip, jiianomaker, house 173 Broad
Brown Philip, tailor, boards 50 Van Zandt
Brown Rachel, nurse, house 19 Lodge
Brown Richard, crockery, 612 Broadway, h. do.
Brown Richard, porter, 26 State, h. 14 Daniels
Brown Richard A. silverplater andecgraver, 496
Broadwa}', boards liager's Hotel
Brown Rich'd M. barber, 13 Beaver, h. C4 L3-dius
Brown Robert, crackerbaker, house 19-) Swan
Brown Samuel, slioes, 77 Pier, house 19 Sand
Brown Silas H. turner, house at Bath
Brown Stanton, bookbinder, bds. 39 S. Lansing
Brown Stephen, porter, 470 B'way, h. 5 Morton
Brown Stephen D. Rev. house 76 South Ferry
Brown Stephen J. clerk Meclianics and Farmers'
Bank, boards 1 10 ^i Hamilton
Brown Thomas, blacJcsmitli, h. at Greenbush
Brown Tiiomas, volmiteer, house at Bath
Brown Thomas, carpenter, liouse 102 Lark
Brown Thomas, laborer, house Little Basin near
Montgomery [house at Greenbush
Brown Thomas S. blacksmith. Green cor. John,
Brown William, engineer, house 165 Elm
Brown William, carpenter, b. Columbia, G'busli
Brown William, variety store, 770 Broadway
Brown William G. house 20 Grand
Brown \Vm. H. engineer, h. Bleecker mansion
Brown Wm. M. Mrs. variety store, 37 >^ Wash-
ington avenue, house do.
Brown Wm. R. foreman, 50 Liberty, house Park
avenue, Bath
Browne James, engineerand assist. city surveyor,
office City Hall, house 104 Lark
Brownell John, shoe dealer, 62 S. Pearl, h. 25
Lancaster
Brownell Jonathan, teacher, boards 47 Second
Brownell Mary Ann Mrs. house 40 Jay
Brownell {Wm. H.) & Co. extracts, &c. 317
Broadway, house 69 Grand
Brownlow Archibald, plumber, h. 18 Bleecker
Brownlow John, carpenter, house 177 Second
Bruce Alonzo, broker, boards 7 Lafayette
Bruce Charles, 9 1st reg't, boards 92 Beaver
Bruce Janet, widow, house 7 Canal
Bruce Wm. carpenter, rear 113 Clinton ave. and
dep. collector customs, office Museum Bldg,
house 61 Clinton avenOe
Bruce Wm. jr. clerk State Bank, b. CI Clin. ave.
Bruclie Joseph, farmer, house 27 Odell
Bruder Martin, furuaceman, house 14 Odell
Brulnn Andreas, machinist, house 94 Bassett,
Brukle Leopold, moulder, h. 230 Wash, avenue
Brumaghini Albeit M. grocer, 68 Washington
avenue, house 3a Dove
Brumaghini David U. clerk, 68 Wash. ave. h. 14
Dove
Brumaghim J. M. safemaker, house 317 State
Brummer Charles, maltster, house Clinton near
Whitehall road
Brummer Frederick, laborer, h. 39 Alexander
Brumpf Jacob, mason, house 94 Bassett
Brun Louis, surgical instrument maker, liouse
114X Franklin
Brunett Josephine J. Mrs. h. 55 Van Schaick
Brunner Andrew, laborer, house 226 Green
Brunner Francis M. carpenter, h. at N. Albany
Brunner Jacob, shoemaker, 602 Broadway, h.
188 South Pearl
Brunnett John, carpenter, house 75 Columbia
Brasher Thomas, roofer, house 143 Lark
Brust Lewis, tailor, house 351 State
Bryan John, 3d district police, h. 27 Van Woert
Bryan Michael K. saloon, 29 Hudson, house do.
Bryant (Jicnri/ B.), Stratton (H. D.) & Co. (W.
H. Clark), Mercantile College, 45 N. Pearl,
house at Chicago
Bryant Myron, clerk at Brown's hotel
Bryant William, carjienter, house 122 Church
Buchanan Alex. 2d dis. police, h. 13 Bleecker
Buchanan George, luiller, house 154 Orange
Buchanan James, house 124 Lark
Buchanan John, engineer, house 51 Lumber
Buchanan Michael, laborer, house 50 Mulberry
Bucher John R. laborer, house 169 Elk
Buck Darjus Mrs. house 91 Herkimer
Buck Fidelia, cabinetmaker, h. 305 Broadway
Buck Wm. H. accountant, 07 Pier, h. 4 Liberty
Buckbee Edward T. painter, house 143 Sand
Buckbee Goold S. mai-iner, house 33 De Witt
Buckbee Jas. A. insp. of spirits, h. 60 Clin. ave.
Buckley Cornelius, laborer, house 58 Church
Buckle^' Edward, cooper, house 45 John
Buckley Ellen, porterhouse, 126 Water, h. do.
Buckley Jeremiah, j-weler, house 66 Lydius
Buckley Jeremiah, carpenter, h. 79 Rensselaer
Buckley John, laborer, house 33 Church
Buckley Patrick, laborer, house 271 Green
Buckley Patrick F. house 104 Jefferson
Buckley Timothy, peddler, house 66 Lydius
Buckley William Is', dry goods, 596 Broadway,
house 107 Columbia
Buckman John, butcher, boards 12 Swan
Buckman Mary, widow, house 45 Bowery
Budd Daniel, putty and paint, manuf. 198 and
200 Broadway, house 45 Lydius
Budd Sarah, widow, house 309 State
Buel Charles Mrs. widow, house 2 JeflFerson
Buel E. N. bookkeeper, 76 Quay, h. at Troy
Buel Jesse, accountant, 108 Pier, h. 63 Lancaster
Buel Jesse, jr. clerk, 35 State, bds. 63 Lancaster
Buell Henry T. {Waterman & B.), com. mer. 116
Pier, house 58 Columbia
Buenan John, shoemaker, house 8 Van Vechten
Bugden Eli, carpenter, house 141 Elm
Bugden Josiah, carpenter, li. 46 Swan, Arb. h.
Bulilacli John, house 57 Van Woert
Buhles Philip, cigarmaker, house 154 Lumber
Bulger Catharine, widow of John, h. 338 Lydius
Bulger James, carpenter, house 43 Third
Bulger Lawrence, laborer, house 48 Mulberry
Bulger Mary, widow, house 62 Rensselaer
Bulger MicUael, porterhouse, 45 Lumber
Bulger -Michael, laborer, house 69 Schuyler
Bulger Owen, boatman, house 69 Schuylnr
Bulger Patrick, laborer, house 41 Rensselaer
Bulger Thomas, shoemaker, h. Bethlehem road
Bulkley Henry H. grocer, 57 and 59 Dean, liouse
119 Hamilton
Bull John C. cabinetmaker, house 211 Hamilton
BuUent Robert, miller, house Second, G'bush
.Bullis Moses O. cutter, 331 B'w.iy, bds. do.
Bullis Rjbert L. meatstall, 113 Pier, h. 62 Lydius
Bullock Cliarles C. clerk, bds. 176 Wash. ave.
Bullock John, laborer, house 57 Van Woert
Bullock Josepii H. druggist, 12:S S. Pearl, house
94 Grand
Bullock {Joseph N.) & Many ( Walter C), lumber,
48 VVater, house 176 VVashington avenue
ALBANY [B] DIRECTORY
25
Bullack Robt. J. physician, house 35 Lafayette
Bulsom George W. clerk, 40 State, boards 23
Congress
Bulson Abraham, house 13 Chapel
Bulson David A. ropemaker, rear 193 Lumber
Bulson Henry, produce, house Second n. Knox
Bulson Martlia, tailoress, liouse 5 Canal
Bulson Nicholas, watchman, h. 25 Van Woert
Bulson William, cigarmaker, 616 Broadway, h.
37 Third
Bulson William, pilot, boards 5 Canal
Bunker Edward E. carpenter, h. 8 Van Tromp
Bunte Jacob, watchman, h. 354 Clinton avenue
Bunte John, machinist, bds. Clin. ave. c. Snipe
Burbank Greorge H. fish and oysters, 15 South
Pearl, liouse 327 Broadway
Furbank Horace R. shoemaker, bds, 350 State
Burbank Margaret, widow, bds. 107 Church
Burbanks Chester, pork packing, 700 Broadway,
house at Loudonville
Burch Albert W. clerk, bds. 796 Broadway
Burch Frank, R. R. agent, h. 64 Schuyler
Burcli John D. grocer, 796 Broadway, house do.
Burch John Gr. painter, house 27 Wilson
Burch Joseph, machinist, liouse 306 S. Pearl
Burch Mary E. teacher, bds. 151 Hamilton
Burch, see Birch.
Burdick George W. builder, house 350 Lydius
Burdick Gilford D. mason, boards 350 Lydius
Burdick James H. carpenter, h. 195 Hamilton
Burdick John, mason, bds. 232 Wash. ave.
Burdick P. L. machinist, house at Bath
Burdick Thomas & J. carpenters, h. 51 Union
Burge William, carpenter, h. 462 Wash. ave.
Burger Elizabeth, widow, h. Broad, Bethlehem
Burgess Chas. E. clerk, bds. 120 Hamilton
Burgess Ellen, widow, house 105 Columbia
Burgess John, carpenter, house 53 Rensselaer
Burgess John L. jeweler, 10 Plain, h. 173 Lydius
Burgess Leonard G. jeweler, 10 Plain, house 120
Hamilton
Burgess Luke, laborer, house 69 Cherry
Burgess Marion, widow, house 29 Mulberry
Burgess William T. bookkeeper, 41 State, house
88 Grand
Burghardt George, shoemaker, h. 30 Alexander
Burgman John, moulder, h. at Bethlehem
Burhans Henry H. house 66 Chapel
Burhans Henry 0. boatman, house Columbia,
Greenbush
Burhans Lanah, widow, house 52 Westerlo
Burhans Lydia, widow, house 18 Park
Burhans Wm. H. bookkeeper, Commercial Bank,
boards 56 Chapel [Sons, h. 53 Greexa
Burhenne Emil, bookkeeper at John Taylor &
Burk Ann, widow, house 72 Canal
Burk Ann, widow, house 110 Canal
Burk Bernard, tailor, house 107 Dallius
Burk James, laborer, liouse 254 Sand
Burk James, tailor, house 107 Lydius
Burk John, engineor, house 58 N. Lansing
Burk .John, laborer, h. 89 Cherry
Burk Richard, boatman, house 37 N. Lansing
Burk Tbomas, blacksmitli, h. 189 Broadway
Burk William, tailor, house 107 Lydius
Burke Edward, boatman, boards 87 Franklin
Burke Edward, in safe works, h. 65 Elm
Burke James, boilermaker, house 87 Franklin
Burke James, laborer, house 105 Orange
Burke James, news agent, liouse 163 Broadway
Burke James jr. painter, bds. 87 Franklin
Burke James A. bookbinder, bds. 163 Broadway
"""urke John, laborer, house 20 Mulberry
urke John, moulder, house 164 Church
urke Lawrence, house 69 >^ Colonie
" rke Margaret, matron ai Penitentiary
Bf rke Mary Mrs. house 22 West Ferry'
Burke Michael, blacksmith, Broadway, G'bush
Burke Michael, tailor, house 168 Green
Burke Patrick, laborer, house r. 31 Van Woert
Burke Samuel T. saloon, 49 Lydius, house do.
Burke Thos. laborer, boards 17 Lawrence
Burke Thomas, laborer, house 35 Van Schaick
Burke Thomas, laborer, house 164 Broadway
Burke Thomas, porterhouse, 140 Arch, h. do.
Burke Thomas A. instructor at Penitentiary, b.
318 Hamilton
Burkman John, brakeman, house Second, below
Harrison, Greenbush
Burlingame A. Josephine, preceptress Albany
Female Seminary, 67 Division
Burlingame Henry D. att'y, &c. 3Tweddle Hall,
house 67 Division
Burlingame James, lawyer, h. 67 Division
Burlingham George W. porter, Delavan House
Burmen Ans, laborer, house 522 Clinton avenue
Burmeister Frederick, butcher, h. 105 Bowery
Burn Jane, widow, house 301 Hudson
Burn John, painter, h. 415 Washington avenue
Burn Lawrence A. shoemaker, bds. 301 Hudson
Burn Richard, painter, house 411 State
Burn Wm. T. painter, house 193 Lumber
Burn, see Burns, also Byrne
Burnap John A. machinist, h. 221 Hamilton
Burnet Edward E. teacher, house 74 Chapel
Burnet Peter [Lawyer & B.), paper hanging, 316
Broadway, boards 25 South Pearl
Burnham Anson B. paper hanger, h. 212 B'way
Burnham Benj. refresliments, Boston depot, h.
Second below Harrison, Greenbush
Burnham Clarissa, widow, boards Second below
Harrison, Greenbush
Burnham E. J. printer, house 174 Hamilton
Burnham Fred. L. boards 91 Clinton avenue
Burnham Henry, agent, 33 Hudson, house 660
Broadway
Burnham Joshua P. blacksmith, h. r. 705 B'way
Burnham Madaline, widow, h. rear 1 1 Canal
Buruop C. Miss, house 129 Hamilton
Burnop Elizabeth, house 134 Lydius
Burnop Mary A. Miss, nurse, h. 190 Clin. ave.
Burns Alexander G. book canvasser, house 226
Hamilton
Burns Ann, widow, h. Green cor. Gansevoort
Burns Catherine, widow, house 64 Schuyler
Burns Catherine, grocer, 214 Broadway, h. do.
Burns Catherine, widow, house 23 Lodge
Burns Daniel, moulder, house 153 Church
Burns David, laborer, house rear 135 Lumber
Burns Dennis, carman, liouse North Albany
Burns Edward, fireman, house 78 Colonie
Burns Ellen, widow, house 55 Howard
Burns Francis P. piano factory, Phoenix place,
house 198 Swan
Burns .James, cooper, h. 68 North Ferry
Burns , tailor, house rear 26 West Perry
Burns James, laborer, house 71 Jefferson
Burns James, laborer, house First, Greenbush
Burns James, hostler, bds. Poland's Hotel
Burns James, laborer, house 224 Broadway
Burns James, laborer, house 8 Pulton
Burns James Mrs. house 216 Broadway
Burns James, painter, house 229 South Pearl
Burns John, fireman W. R. R.
Burns John, tailor, house 6 Quackenbush
Burns John, laborer, house 50 Orange
Burns John, boanlinghouse, 272 Broadway
Burns John, house 47 Rensselaer
Burns John, moulder, house 20 Lydius
Burns John, laborer, house 12 Lydius
Burns John, mason, house 81 Orange
Burns John, moulder, house 58 Schuyler
Burns Lawrence, gasmetermaker, h. 73 Jefferson
Burns Luke, laborer, house 34 Morton
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ALBANY [Q] DIRECTORY
Burns Martin, laborer, house 57 Schuyler
Burns Mary, widow, house 153 Church
Burns Mary Ann, widow, liouse 76 Orange
Burns Matthew, grocer, 147 Church, house do.
Burns Michael, house 42 Arch
Burns Michael, carpenter, house 169 Grand
Burns Michael, fireman W. R. R. h. Broadway,
Greenbush [Harrison, Greenbush
Burns Michael, laborer, house Broadway above
Burns Michael, laborer, house 31 Van Woert
Burns Michael, laborer, h. Second, Greenbush
Burns Michael, moulder, house 164 Church
Burns Patrick, grocer, house 42 Arch
Burns Patrick, laborer, house 15>^ Rose alley
Burns Paul, blacksmith, house 140 Lumber
Burns Peter, laborer, house rear 42 Third
Burns Peter, laborer, h. Second above Knox
Burns Thomas, laborer, house 129 Orange
Burns Thomas, shoemaker, liouse 39 Rensselaer
Burns Thos. laborer, house 61 North Lansing
Burns Thomas, laborer, house 6 Quackenbush
Burns Walter, furnaceman, house 15 Catherine
Burns William, coachman, house 23 Lodge
Burns William, laborer, house North Albany
Burnside Adrien, watchman, h. B'way c. S. Ferry
Burnside Cornelius, fisherman, h. i-ear 34 Broad,
Bethlehem
Burnside William, peddler, house 160 Jefferson
Burr Henry B. clerk comptroller's office, State
Hall, boards 1 Pine
Burrell Franklin S. printer, house 138 Franklin
Burros James A. waiter, house 379 State
Burroughs Philip, laborer, h. at North Albany
Burrow George B. dis. clerk Commercial Bank,
board8.3'2 Plain [31 Jay
Burrows W. G. druggist, 25 South Pearl, house
Burt Asahel, jr. bookkeeper, U. Burt & Co.'s,
house 12 Center
Burt Charles 4- ( U. Burt & Co.), also druggist,
&c. 797 Broadway, house 8 and 10 Center
Burt E. Mrs. confectioner, 38 South Pearl, h. do.
Burt Edward, confectioner, house 52 Schuyler
Burt Frederick A. silverplater, 13 Church
Burt James D. Mrs. house 741 Broadway
Burt Jolin, deputy U. S. marshal, and intelli-
gence office and agency, 38X South Pearl,
house 344 Hamilton
Burt Silas W. asst. insp. gen'l, boards 74 Hudson
Burt Uri & Co. {Charles A. Burt), brewers on
Montgomery, Lumber, Colonie and Center,
house 114 North Pearl
Burt William W. boards 344 Hamilton
Burton Benj. bookkeeper, house 28 Second '
Burton Charles E. (/. Burton & Co.) li. 75 Green
Burton Francis C. clerk, house 21 Quackenbush
Burton James & Co. ( Wm. II. and Charles E.
Burton), looking glass manufacturers, 486
Broadway and 26 Maiden lane, h. 190Lydius
Burton John E. 11th battery, boards 190 Lydius
Burton John L attorney, 66 State, house 211 do
Burton Maria Miss, house 45 Congress
Burton Matthew, carpenter, house 814 Broadway
Burton Nathan J. house 97 Hawk
Burton R. J. eclectic physician, house 70 Chapel
Burton Smith P. bookkeeper, Hawk cor. Canal,
house 183 Swan
Burton William H. (J. Bti-rton & Co.) 486 Broad-
way, house 142 Hudson
Burton William L. clerk, boards 864 Broadway
Burwell Hiram, laborer, Broadway, E. Albany
Bush Walter R. (J. Goold & Co.) coachmaker.
Union and Division, house 49 Grand
Bush Walter R. jr. clerk, 35 Quay, bds. 49 Grand
Busley, J. R. shoe manuf. 395 Broadway, and
overseer at Penitentiary, boards 67 Beaver
Buss S. express, 15 Exchange Bldg. h. at Cohoes
Bussett Adam, tailor, h. Van Vechten n. Tenuis
Bussey Isabella Mrs. sewing, house 89 Grea|
Bussing Harmon, carpenter, h. 81 Wash. Groush
Bussing Harmon, peddler, h. 29 Lark, Arb. hill
Butler Alfred, engineer, house 44 Union
Butler Alfred, laborer, liouse 129 Sand
Butler Charles, engineer, boards 13 Herkimer
Butler Edward, teamster, house 62 Orange
Butler Francis, porter, house 105 Snipe
Butler George, carman, house 54 Church
Butler Hannah, widow, house 13 Herkimer
Butler Ira, carman, h. plankroad above Perry
Butler James C. furniture, 98 State, h. 107 Hawk
Butler James H. pilot, house 5 Catharine
Butler John, carpenter, house 86 Green
Butler John, laborer, boards 203 Green
Butler John, carpenter, W. R. R. h. East Albany
Butler John, carpenter. Blue row, Greenbush
Butler John, laborer, house 3i Van Schaick
Butler John, washer, house 91 Green
Butler John L. teamster, house 163 Spring
Butler John M. clerk, 11 State, h. 171 Lumber
Butler John W. engineer, boards 171 Lumber
Butler Lawson, teamster, liouse 163 Spring
Butler Mary E. teacher Normal School, boards
1 Lafayette
Butler Patrick, laborer, house 146 Canal
Butler Richard, laborer, house 53 Colonie
Butler Robert, harnessmaker, house 211 Elm
Butler Sarah, widow, house 188 Lumber
Butler Thomas, laborer, house 21 Morton
Butler Wm. baker, boards 194 Hamilton
Butler Wm. J. agent, 376 B'way, b. Mans'n House
Butler Zachariaii, mason, house 13 Herkimer
Butt Francis S. gilder, house 53 Van Schaick
Button Levi M. salesman, 461 Broadway, house
2 Bleecker place
Buttron Philip, gardener, h. 454 Wash, avenue
Butts Daniel, cabinetmaker, house 76 Bassett
Butts George, uphoLsterer, 126 Eagle, house do.
Butts Jacob, baker, boards 60 North Pearl
Butts John, carpenter, house 122 Sand
Byers David P. patternmaker, h. Westerlo cor.
Franklin
liyers James, clerk, boards 125 First
Byers Presley, patternmaker, house 125 First
Bygate Henry, moulder, house 105 Lydius
Bygate Richard, superintendent City Hospital
Byrne Hugh, carman, house 19 Canal
Byrne James, clerk, 453 B'way, bds. Am. Hotel
Byrne John, carpenter, house 28 Benjamin
Byrne Maurice {J. A. Hawe & Co.), grocer, 86
Quay, house 107 Beaver
Byrne Michael, peddler, house 31 Hamilton
Byrnes Andrew, grocer, 43 Second, house do.
Byrnes John, cooper, house 67 Third
Byrnes John, gardner, house 287 Bowery
Byrnes Matthew, laborer, boards 43 Second
Byron Gregory, shoemaker, B'way, G'bush, h. do
Byron John N. photographist, 40 South Pearl,
boards Eagle Street Hotel
Byron Patrick, carman, house 175 Green
Byron William, shoemaker, Broadway, Green-
bush, house do
CABLE ROBERT, pianomaker, house 13 Swan
Caddell John, shoemaker. Arch c. Dallius, h. do
Cadere Desere, shoemaker, house 44 Bassett
Cad well E. Miss, tailoress, boards 142 Orange
Cady Alfred H. house 62 Union
Cady Denice G. carman and supt. Albany Ceme-
tery vault, house 12 Lark, Arbor hill
Cady Elisha, driver, house 3 Phoenix place
Cady George E. house 24 Beaver
Cady Horace S. at Pruyn & Lansing's, liouse 156
Lumber
Cady John D. Mrs. house 62 Union
Cady Robert, laborer, house 140 Lumber
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27
CaflFener James, porter, house 98 Broad
Caffrey James, boards 15 Rosi^
Cafirey Jane, widow, house 85 Bleecker
Caflfrey John, moulder, house 85 Bleecker
Caffrey Julia, widow, house 15 Rose
Cagger {Peter) & Porter {John K.), attorneys, 57
State, house 733 Broadway
Cahill James, laborer, h. 38 Broari, Betiilehem
Cahill Jolm, packer, 39 State, h. 291 S. Pearl
Cahill John, laborer, house 57 Broadway
Cahill John, saloon, 55 Montgomery, house do
Cahill Joseph, cooper, house 36 South Lansing
Caliill Mntthew, 43d reg't, h. 144 Chestnut
Cahill Michael, laborer, boards 119 Church
Cahill Michael, butcher, house 187 Bowery
Cahill Thomas, blacksmith, house 308^ State
Cahill Wm. butcher, h. plankroad near Perry
Cahn C. millinery, 32 South Pearl, house do.
Cahn David, tailor, 32 South Pearl, house do.
Cain Anni, widow, house 172 Hudson
Cain Charles, cooper, boards 133 Green
Cain James, carman, house 209 Orange
Cain James, 104th reg't, boards 172 Hudson
Cain James, shoemaker, house 171 Green
Cain John, shoemaker, h. Lydius near Quail
Cain John, laborer, house 292 Lumber
Cain John, laborer, house 19 De Witt
Cain John, laborer, house 181 Orange
Cain Joseph Mrs. grocer, h. 166 Montgomery
Cain Thomas, mason, house 40 Elk
Cain William, hostler, house 149 Grand
Cain William, shoestore, 106 S. Pearl, h. do.
Cain, see Cane, also Kane.
Caine Wm. M. bootmaker, h. 57 South Lansing
Cakny Lawrence, 3d reg't, h. Vinen. Green
Calder Humphrey L. Rev. house 113 Orange
Caldwell William J. carriagemaker, 90 Green, h.
80 South Ferry
Caleb August, tailor, house 86 Bowery
Calhoun Andrew H. house 59 Lumber
Calhoun David, teamster, boards 49 Colonie
Calhoun George W. machinist, h. 278 Lumber
Calkins Daniel S. (Cal.) house 5 Wilbur
Calkins Prank S. 74th reg't, boards 5 Wilbur
Callaghan Fanny Mrs. house 149 Orange
Callahan James, laborer, house 207 Orange
Callahan Jeremiah, clerk, 75 State, bds. Green
corner Arch
Callahan John, laborer, h. 51 N. Lansing
Callahan John, teamster, house 46 Schuyler
Callahan Morris, laborer, house 138 R. R. ave.
Callahan Philip, painter, house 43 Morton
Callahan Timothy, grocer, Green corner Arch
Callan John, laborer, house 145 Orange
Callanan James, house 100 Grand
Callanan Jas. jr. attorney, 50 State, h. 100 Grand
Callen Richard T. grocer, Broadway cor. Quack-
enbush, house 687 Broadway
Calleuder David Mrs. house 178 North Pearl
Callender David M. house 178 North Pearl
Callender Thomas, house 178 North Pearl
Callister John, shoemaker, house 13 Swan
Calver Joseph, driver at G. Harris & Son
Calverley Charles, sculptor, bds. 38 Congress
Calverley Elizabeth, widow, house 38 Congress
Calverley Stubbs, collector, h. 124 Broadway
Cameron Angus, carpenter, 3 Van Zandt, house
165 Hudson [h. do.
Cameron Daniel, grocer, Hamilton cor. Eagle,
Cameron David E. machinist, bds. SI Jackson
Cameron George, harnessmaker, b. 165 Hudson
Cameron George H. machinist, h. 21 Jackson
Cameron John, clerk, 443 Broadway, house
First corner Swan, Arbor hill
Cameron John H. 93d reg't, bds. 165 Hudson
Cameron John H. jr. {Becker & Co.), brewers
Artcher's ale, 282 B'way, b. Mansion House
Cameron Lewis R. blacksmith, bds. 165 Hudson
Cameron Truman D. teacher, h. 197 Lancaster
Cammel H. on R. &. S. R. R. h. 841 Broadway
Cammel Hugh, boatman, house 140 Broad
Campbell Andrew, house 53 Alexander
Campbell Andrew, painter, h. rear 42 Third
Campbell Andrew W. stovemounter, b. 108 First
Campbell Ann, confectioner. Green c. Hamilton
Campbell Archibald Mrs. house 62 Chapel
Campbell Charles H. clerk, 519 Broadway, bds.
82 North Pearl [h. 181 Lumber
Campbell Daniel D. fireman, N. Y. C. R. R.
Campliell Duncan, asst. adjt. gen'l, h. 62 Chapel
Campbell D. W. cloaks and mantillas, 6 Tweddle
Hall, N. Pearl, house 6 Canal
Campbell Francis, laborer, boards 21 Orange
Campbell George, serg't 1st reg't, bds. 637 B'way
Campbell Hiram, trackman on R. R. h. B'way
corner De Witt
Campbell Jacob V. engineer N. Y. C. R. R. house
271 North Pearl
Campl)ell James, moulder, house 53 Alexander
Campbell James, cigarmaker, h. 224 Broadway
Campbell James, tinsmith, house 207 Green
Campbell James H. cooper, b. 87 Swan, Arb. h.
Campbell Jas. S. agent, 80 Pier, h. 343 Hamilton
Campbell John, stovemounter, house 108 First
Cami)bell John, express driver, house 157 Eagle
Campbell John, laborer, house 259 Green
Campbell John, lumber inspector, h. 47 De Witt
Campbell .John, volunteer, house 639 Broadway
Campbell John D. house 214 Hamilton
Campbell .John N. Rev. house 93 Hudson
Campbell John S. clerk, 1 and 2 Central Block,
Broadway, boarrts 82 North Pearl
Campbell Mary, widow, house 5 Van Tromp
Campbell Michael, shoemaker, h. 44 S. Ferry
Campbell Robert, lieut. gov. bds. Congress Hall
Campbell Robert C. dairyman, house 248 Wash-
ington avenue
Campbell Stewart {Charles A. DeForest & Co.),
grocer, Green cor. Hamilton, h. 86 Hudson
Campbell T. D. seivemaker, b. Farmer's Hotel
Campbell Thomas, watchman, house 15 Dove
Campbell William, house 140 Jefferson
Campbell William, teamster, house 53 Congress
Campbell Wm. H. moulder, house 170 Lumber
Campbell Wm. J. {Walker & C), coal, 11 Jack-
son, house 864 Broadway
Campion Eliza, widow, house 36 Arch
Campion Ellen J. dressmaker, b. 54 Lawrence
Campion John, 3d dist. police, h. 54 Lawrence
Campion Patrick, laborer, house 27 Canal
Campion Patrick, in freight house, boards 54
Lawrence [house 135 do.
Canaday George, dry goods, 75 Wash, avenue,
Canaday Gerard, olerk, 73 Washington avenue,
boards 144 Spring
Canaday Jeremiah ( Pv. Canaday & Son), dry
goods, 73 Wash. ave. boards 144 Spring
Canaday Lloyd, liquors, &c. 389 Broadway, h.
Hamilton place
Canaday William & Son {Jeremiah), dry goods,
73 Washington avenue, house 144 Spring
Canaday Wm. J. clerk, house 318 State
Canard John, laborer, house Broad, Bethlehem
Canavan John, mason, house 90 Philip
Cana<7an Maria, house — State
Cander Michael, tailor, boards 269 Sand
Canfield Charles, waterman, house Broadway,
north of Third, Greenbu.sh
Canfield Horace, calker, h. Harrison, Greenbush
Canfield James, machinist, h. 174 North Pearl
Canfield Michael, goldbeater, house 374 Lydius
Cannovan Richard, mason, house 51 Clinton
Cantine Misses, house 12 Wilson
Cantwell Bridget, widow, h. r. 706 Broadway
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ALBANY [C] DIRECTOEY.
Cantwell Edward, laborer, bds. 19 DeWitt
Cautwell John,furnaceman, house Learned near
TLacher
Cantwell Michael, moulder, house 73 Lawrence
Cautwell Thomas, laborer, house 16 Lafayette
Cautwell Thomas, laborer, h. 39 Van Zaudt
Cantwell Thomas W. clerk, assorting house, b.
705 Broadway
Cappello Jacob, moulder, house 43 Clinton
Capps Joliu, grainer, house 238 Lydius
Capps Thomas, tailor, 3 Exchange Building, h.
150 Eagle
Capron J. D. {Judson & C.),8 State, h. 54 Chapel
Capron John, painter, house 118 First
Capron Sally, widow, house 66 Hudson
Capron Sarah, widow, house 78 Orange
Capron William J. cigarmaker, b. 1 1 Van Woert
Carbery Heuston, shoemaker, h. 101 Hamilton
Carbery Philip, butcher, house 221 Third
Cardwell George, clerk, bds. 2i.'0 Hamilton
Cardwell William, bookkeeper, h. 74 Rensselaer
Carey Dennis, maltster, house 80 Bradford
Carey Ellen, widow, house 89 Philip
Carey Esther, widow, house 252 Hudson
Carey Henry, moulder, house 252 Hudson
Carey James, cooper, house 83 Bleecker
Carey James, laborer, house 9 South Lansing
Carey James, stovemouiiler, house 26 Morton
Carey Jeremiah, carpenter, house 87 Schuyler
Carey John, grocer, 84 Church, house do.
Carey John, laborer, house 108 Broad
Carey John, laborer, house, 31 Hamilton
Carey Lawrence, grocer, 107 Eagle, house do.
Carey Michael, grocer, house 33 Jefferson
Carey Thomas, carpenter, house 11 Wilbur
Carey, see Cary [221 Jay
Carhart Angeline B. Miss, preceptress, house
Carhart Peter R. clerk, 150 South Pearl, h. do.
Carl Peter, laborer, house 50 Bradford
Carle Andrew, tailor, hi'Use 12 Union
Carley John F. {Vincent & C), marbleworkers,
169 Lydius, house 18 Van Schaick
Carlile Djivid, laborer, house 139 Orange
Carlile Septimus, boards 890 Broadway
Carlin Henry, laborer, house 81 Orange
Carlin James, grocer, 124 Broad, house do.
Carlin James, laborer, house 186 Green
Carlin James, trader, house 4 Lydius
Carlin James M. speculator, house 8 Lydius
Carlin John, laborer, house 41 Mulberry
Carlin John, house 38 Hamilton
Carlin John, periodicals, 64 South Pearl, boards
88 Franklin
Carlin Mary, widow, house 91 Broad
Carlin Patrick, laborer, h. Church c. Schuyler
Carlin Patrick, coffee and spice agent, house 83
South Ferry
Carlin Peter, trader, house 8 Lydius
Carlin Philip, laborer, house 88 Franklin
Carlisle James, tinsmith, house 81 Orange
Carlon Bridget, widow, house 65 Arch
Carlow G. W. edge tool manufact'r, 161 Spring,
house 141 do.
Carls John, carman, h. Clinton n. Whitehall rd.
Carlton John, grocer, 93 Church, house do.
Carman Abraham, watchman H. R. R. R. house
Broadway, Greenbush
Carman John, laborer, house 33 Hamilton
Carman Olivia, widow, bds. 35 Clinton avenue
Carman Simon, fireman, h. Broadway, G'bush
Carmichael James, laborer, house r. 12 Bowery
Carmichael Jane, tailoress, house 5 S. Lansing
Carmichael Julia, widow, house 123 Green
Carmichael Peter M., Hamilton cor. Qmy, h.
53 Chapel
Carmin John, switchman, h. r. B'way, G'bush
Carmody John, boatman, house 75 Nucella
Carmody Mary, widow, bds. rear 160 Colonic
Carmody Michael, laborer, h. Hamilton c. Union
Carmody Patrick, laborer, house 73 Rensselaer
Carmody R. J. music teacher, house 18 N. Pearl
Carmody Simon, laborer, house 43 Van Woert
Carmody Thomas, laborer, h. rear 160 Colonie
Carney Christopher, laborer, house 39 Hamilton
Carney Daniel, tinsmith, house 33 Westerlo
Carney Patrick, tilemaker, h. Canal n. Lark
Carney Sarah, widow, house 117 Orange
Carney, see Karney, also Kearney
Carpenter Edward M. {E. W. Griffen & Co.), 76
Quay, boards 168 Hamilton
Carpenter Elizabeth Mrs. house 123 North Pearl
Carpenter George W. engineer and supt. water
works, 61 State, house 33 Clinton avenue
Carpenter George W. jr. clerk 1 1 State, bds. 33
Clinton avenue
Carpenter {Henry) & Kirk {Joseph C), merchant
tailors, 656 Broadway, house 146 N. Pearl
Carpenter Levi, clerk, house 153 Swan
Carpenter Margaret, widow, b. 14 Lark Arb. h.
Carpenter Peter, laborer, house 57 Howard
Carr Elizabeth, boards 192 Clinton avenue
Carr Ellen, widow, rear 78 Phillip
Carr Ernest M. restaurant, 96 Wash. ave. h. do.
Carr Essie Miss, house 192 Clinton avenue
Carr Josiah, mason, house 297 Hudson
Carr Maggie, boards 192 Clinton avenue
Carr Patrick, laborer, house 33 Van Woert
Carr Patrick, blacksmith, house 13 Clinton
Carr Peter, blacksmith, liouse 105 Orange
Carr Robert, laborer, house North Albany
Carr Stephen A. mason, house 297 Hudson
Carr Thomas T. clerk, 480 M Broadway, boards
141 Canal
Carr Wra. A. shipcarpenter, house 26 Bleecker
Carr William G. delivery clerk People's line, h.
86 Grand
Carr William H. chaplain 4th art. house 297
Hudson
Carr, see Kerr
Carrick Sarah, widow, house 125 Canal
Carrier John T. pork packer, 658 Broadway, h.
69 Hawk
Carroll Ann, widow, house 245 Green
Carroll Arlond, lumber, 5 Lumber district, house
716 Broadway
Carroll Bridget A. widow, h. 30 West Ferry
Carroll Bryan, laborer, house — Van Woert
Carroll Charles A. freight agent, h. 175 Lumber
Carroll Edward, carman, house 100 Canal
Carroll Edward, carpenter, house 67 Snipe
Carroll Ellen, widow, house 50 Hamilton
Carroll Hannah, widow, house 23 James
Carroll James, peddler, liouse 211 Green
Carroll James, clerk. First cor. Swan, bds. do.
Carroll James H. printer, 78 State, house 707
Broadway
Carroll Jeremiah, laborer, house 53 Third
Carroll John, grocer, Robin cor. Wash, aventfe
Carroll John, I8th reg't, h. 10 Foundry place
Carroll John, laborer, house 147 Bowery
Carroll John, laborer, house 25 Morton
Carroll .John, cigarmaker, house 109 Canal
Carroll John, laborer, house 20 Fulton
Carroll John, saddler, house 394 Lydius
Carroll John A. clerk, S. S. line, b. 113 Lumber
Carroll John N. clerk, bds. 716 Broadway
Carroll Lawrence, grocer, house 89 Canal
Carroll Martin L. clerk, 41 N. Pearl, li. 150 Third
Carroll Mary, widow, house 36 Arch
Carroll Mary T. milliner, 41 N. Lnusing, h. do.
Carroll Matthew, carman, ]i. ISaLmnlVr
Carroll Michael, clerk, bds. Delavan House
Carroll Owen, carman, house 175 Lumber
I Carroll Patrick, laborer, house 23 Centre
ALBANY [C] DIRECTORY.
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Carroll Patrick, carman, house 168 Orange
Carroll Patrick, laborer, house Tivoli hollow
Carroll Patrick, watchman, house 72 Colonie
Carroll Patrick, switchman, house 133 Lumber
Carroll Patrick, drover, house 215 Orange
Carroll Philip, butcher, house 170 Spring
Carroll Philip, grocer, 59 Canal, house do.
Carroll Simon, furnaceman, h. 3 Foundry place
Carroll Thomas, laborer, h. 5 Foundry place
Carroll Thomas, laborer, house 38 Canal
Carroll Thomas, tailor, house 109 Arch
Carroll Thomas, shoemaker, h. 16 Bethl. road
Carroll Thomas, teacher, h. Aiken, Greenbush
Carroll Thomas B. canal appraiser. State Hall,
liouse at Troy
Carroll William,"furnaceman, h. 49 Johnson
Carroll William A. printer, 78 State, b. 109 Canal
Carroll Wm. C, Northern Hotel, 41 N.Lansing
Carroll William D. carman, house 113 Lumber
Carroll William D. jr. clerk, S. S. line, bds. 113
Lumber
Carroll William H. lumber insp. h. 267 N. Pearl
Carroll William T. carman, house 114 Canal
Carson Barbara, widow, h. 78 Arch
Carson Hugh, sawhandlemaker, h. 35 Hudson
Carson Matthew, peddler, bds. 1 1 Maiden lane
Carson Robert, calker, house Broadway, near
Johnson, Greenbush [Tromp
Carter Albert, dentist, 46 South Pearl, b. 12 Van
Carter Ann, widow, bds. 46 Lydius
Carter Edward, clerk, 476 B'way, h. 106 Green
Carter George B. 9th reg't, bds. 20 Quackenbush
Carter James, waiter, 144 State, bds. do.
Cai'ter John, painter, house 75 Rensselaer [bush
Carter John B. agent, 37 Dean, h. 20 Quacken-
Carter John V. B. patternmaker, h. 168 Second
Carter Joseph I, forwarder, house 106 Green
Carter Samuel, sen. patternmaker, b. 168 Second
Carter Theodore, clerk, 46 Lydius, bds. do.
Carter William H. grocer, 46 Lydius, house do.
Carver E. J. printer, boards 1 1 Park
Cary Albert (Joseph Cary & Sons) 353 Broadway,
house 60 North Ferry
Cary Anna M. boardinghouse, 29 Quackenbush
Cary {David H.) & Salisbury (Daniel), lumber
dealers, 1 Lumber district, house 9 Elk
Cary Dennis, carpenter, house 174 Hudson
Cary Edward*, boards 24 Plain
Gary Egbert (Joseph Cary & Sons), 353 Broadway,
house 41 Dove
Cary Francis, laborer, house Third above Knox
Cary Henry, tinroofer, house 8 Wendell
Cary Isaac H. house 14 Washington avenue
Cary James, laborer, house 116 Van Woert
Cary John, restaurant. State, corner Broadway,
house 26 Dove
Cary John, carbuilder, boards North Albany
Cary Joseph & Sons {Albert & Egbert), provi-
sions, 353 Broadway, h. 24 Plain
Cary Matthew, laborer, house North Albany
Cary Michael, laborer, liouse Nortli Albany
Cary Michael, 18th reg't, house 179 Elm
Cary Patrick, laborer, house 42 Rensselaer
Cary Patrick, laborer, house 126 Orange
Carv Robert, clerk, 451 Broadway, boards 29
"Quackenbush [h. 51 Grand
Cary Sanmel, tlour and provisions, 13 State,
Cary Simon, tailor, liouse 852 Broadway
Cary Thomas, shoemaker, ii. Lark cor. Yates
Cary Thomas, maltster, house 179 Elm
Cary Thomas, clerk, house 159 Orange
Cary, see Carey
Case Abraham, painter, house 17 Chapel
Case Charles J. 24 State, boards 85 Lydius
Case Chreist, carman, house 83 Bassett
Case Henry S. physician, bds. 85 Lydius
Case James M. clerk, 442 B'way, b. 85 Lydius
Case Jonathan H. physician, 85 Lydius, h. do.
Case Lafayette, carbuilder, house 23 Wilson
Case Newell M. messenger, adj't genl's office,
house 43 Third
Case Truman, carpenter, house 330 Lumber
Case Wm. D. rec. teller. Com. Bank, h. 56 Elm
Casey Ann, widow, house 259 State
Casey Anna, widow, house East Albany
Casey Bridget, widow, house 3 Hawk
Casey David K. printer, house 48 Herkimer
Casey Dominick, laborer, h. 11 North Lansing •
Casey Edward, 43d reg't, h. Canal near Lark
Casey James, laborer, house 73 Van Woert
Casey Jane, widow, house 48 Colonie
Casey Jeremiah, carpenter, house 353 State
Casey John, n)oulder, house 72 Colonie
Casey John (Wm. Casey & Son), coal dealer,
Dallius, cor. Cherry, bds. 196 Green
Casey John, laborer, house 46 Van Schaick
Casey John, laborer, house 16 Van Zandt
Casey John H. })rinter, house 3 Hawk, n. Canal
Casey Maurice, laborer, house 259 State
Casey Michael, laborer, house East Albany
Casey Michael, shoemaker, house 64 Second
Casey Peter, laborer, house 14 Lydius
Casey Richard, laborer, house 5 Fulton
Casey Thomas, laborer, house rear 20 De Witt
Casey Timothy, laborer, house 29 Herkimer
Casey Wm. & Son (John Casey), coal dealers,
Dallius, cor. Cherry, house 196 Green
Casey William, boatman, house 52 Cherry
Cashly Jane, widow, house Broadway, G'bush
Cashman Jeremiah, laborer, h. B'dway, G'bush
^ashman John, laborer, house 299 North Pearl
easier Thomas, carpenter, house 6 Tivoli hollow
Cass Amos A. teacher, house 92 Swan, Arb. hill
Cass Horatio G. student, bds. 92 Swan, Arb. hill
Cass Levi, principal State st. High school, h. 59
High
Cassel John, parchmentmaker, h. Canal ab. Dove
Cassel Michael, tinsmith, house Canal near Lark
Ca.ssen John, carpenter, W. R. R. h. Greenbush
Cassen William, fireman W. R. R. h. Greenbush
Cassiday Alice, widow of Charles, h. 26 Morton
Ca.ssidy Charles, slioeraaker, h. 51 Herkimer
Cassidy Charles, carman, boards 51 Church
Cassidy Clinton, city iittorn<^y, 57 State, b. 21 Elk
Cassidy Felix, laborer, house 189 Broadway
Cassidy Henry, laborer, liouse 43 Arch
Cassidy James, agent, 37 Dean, h. 20 Delaware
Cassidy James, carman, boards 119 Church
Cassidy James H. fireman, house 8 Van Schaick
Cassidy John, house 20 Delaware
Cassidy Martin, laborer, house 13 Lawrence
Cassidy Michael, laborer, house 220 Swan
Cassidy Michael, house 89 Dallius
Cassidy Patrick, porterhouse. Quay cor. John
Cassidy Patrick, porter, 57 Quay, h. 119 Church
Cassidy Peter, mason, house 31 Alexander
Cassidy William (Comstock & C), prop. Atlas &
Argus, Beaver cor. B'way, house 21 Elk
Cassidy William, laborer, house 119 Church
Cassidy William, laborer, house 51 Church
Cassidy Wm. M. real estate agent, 74 State, h.
109 Clinton avenue
Cassion John, laborer, house 48 Van Schaick
Cassley Patrick, blacksmith, house 52 Dallius
Castle Caarles, volunteer, house 18 Union
Castle Daniel, 43d reg't, h. 136 Railroad avenue
Castle Frederick W. barge captain, house Rens-
selaer, Bath
Castle John, lumbej- insp. bds. 926 Broadway
Castle Mary E. Mrs. dressmaker, h. 48 Orange
Castle William, clerk, house 120 Lark
Castle William E. printer, 52 State, h. 207 do.
Castle William H. lum. insp. b. 926 Broadway
Castle WiUiiiin R. carman, house 926 Broadway
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ALBANY [C] DIRECTORY.
Castleton Levi, gardener, house Plank road near 1
junction
Caswell David, clerk, bds. 178 Washington ave.
Caswell James E. clerk, h. 178 Washington ave.
Caswell John, bricklayer, house rear 71 Grand
Caton Bridget, widow, house 124 Water
Caton John, moulder, house 16 Jackson
Caton Margaret, house 16 Jackson
Caton Mary, widow, house 16 Jackson
Cauley Charles, butcher, house 56 Union
Cavanagh Edward, laborer, house 95 Orange
Cavanagh Hugh, laborer W. R. R.
Cavanagh James, waiter, liouse 98 Broad
Cavanagh John, laborer, house 55 Howard
Cavanagh Joseph, 18th reg't, h. 49 Van Woert
Cavanagh Michael, boatman, house 126 Orange
Cavanagh Patrick, laborer, house 134 Hawk
Cavanagh Thomas, hay and straw, 58 Clinton
avenue, house 151 Orange
Cavanagh Thomas, laborer, h. r. 10 Van Tromp
Cavanagh Thomas, 99th reg't, boards 126 Orange
Cavanagh Thomas J. peddler, house 164 Third
Cave Joseph, upholsterer, house Third, above
John, Green bush
Cavert Michael P. department public instruction,
State hall, house 149 Lydius
Cavert Prine, teacher, house 119 Lydius
Ca,vert{Steioart B.) & Uaisht {1-V. J.), grocers,
84 North Pearl, house do.
Cellfcry John, farmer, house 43 Arch
Centre Martha Mrs. house 17 Lancaster
Cesar Gitte, laundress, house 55 Van Schaick
Cevor Charles Mrs. boards South Pearl
Chaddou Ephraim {Hotalings & Chaddon) 374
Lydius, uouse 4 Garden alley '
Chadeayne Charles A. hatter, house 98 Church
Cliadwick Catharine, widow, house 150 Third
Chadwick Charlotte J. bds. 142 Washington ave.
Chadwick James H. painter, b. 142 Wasli. ave.
Chadwick John, printer, house 142 Wash. ave.
Chadwick Lucy, widow, h. 142 Washington ave.
Chaffe Joseph, boards 21 Steuben
Chatfe Joseph, porter, Delaviui liouse
Chaflee {Luther) & Co. {Robert Christian), boots
and shoes, 620 Broadway, liouse 79 First
Chaffin Alonzo C. engineer, house Broadway,
near John, Greenbush [1 17 Lumber
Chalmers John, tallyman, N. Y. C. R. R. house
Chamberlain Alonzo, pilot, h. B'way, Greenbush
Chamberlain C. R. foreman car shop N. Y. C. R.
R. boards 799 Broadway
Chamberlain Clark, house 67 Division
Chamberlain Frank {Chamberlains), 47 Quay,
house 68 Hawk
Chamberlain Joseph L. 47 Quay, bds. 64 Philip
Chamberlain Joshua D. mer. h. 305 Hamilton
Chamberlain Lee {Chamberlains), 47 Quay, bds.
64 Philip [Lansing
Chamberlain Lyman, train master, h. 65 North
Chamberlain William E. carpenter, b. 799 B'way
Chamberlain William H. house 47 Swan, Arb. h.
Chamberlains {Lee aiid Frank Chamberlain),
produce commission merchants, 47 Quay
Chamberlen Nelson W. machinist, house Tivoli
hollow
Chambers Ann, widow, house 63 Lafayette
Chambers Charles W. moulder, h. 16 Jefferson
Chambers {David) & Buhles (P. L.), cigarmakers,
27 Church, house 61 South Lansing
Chambers John, hairdresser, 115 South Pearl,
house 106 Willett
Chambers Judith Mrs. house 59 Division
Chambers Polly Miss, house 920 Broadway
Chambers Thomas, gardener, house 13 Canal
Chambers William, n. Whitehall road c. Odell
Chambers William B. surgeon N. Y. S. V. bds.
41 Chapel
Champine Charles L. laborer, h. Seymour, Bath
Chandler Edgar M. bi'akeman, h. B'way, G'bush
Chandler John, blacksmith, W. R. R. h. G'bush
Chandler John, 44th reg't, h. S. Lansing c. Church
Chandler Newton D. harnessmaker, h. 148 Spring
Chandler Samuel W, 44th reg't, li. 22 Bleecker
Chandler Thomas R. truckman, 24 State, house
at Greenbush
Chandler Wui. B. carriagemaker, h. 53 Dallius
Chapin F. L. R. surgeon 30th reg't, h. 40 Lodge
Chapin John D. clerk, boards Congress Hall
Chapin Lyman, 320 Broadway, house 105 State
Chapin Maria, widow, house 72 Clinton avenue
Chapin Wm. peddler, house 293 Hamilton
Chapman ^'^Iphonzo T. clerk, 36 Quay, bds. do.
Chapman Demetrius, carpenter, house 142 Swan
Chapman Elizabeth, widow, house 5 Van Tromp
Chapman George, laborer, h. rear 170 Lumber
Chapman George, shoemaker, h. Lumber
Chapman Henry E. paperhanger, h. 150 Swan
Chapman Isaac A. merchant, 3, 5 and 7 State, h.
53 Chapel
Chapman John, waiter, house 166 Third
Chapman Levi, 5 State, h. 77 Clinton avenue
Chapman Mary E. dry goods, 208 S. Pearl, h. do.
Chapman Morgan L. grocer, 36 Quay, house 37
Maiden lane
Chapman Myron D. clerk, 36 Quay, bds. do.
Chapman Patrick, laborer, bds. 71 N. Lansing
Chapman Thoma.s, laborer, bds. 71 N. Lansing
Chappel William E. vegetables, h. Hamilton,
corner Dove
Charbonan Maguire, carpenter, h. W. Ferry al.
Charles Daniel D. T. {Van Heusen & C), crock-
ery ware, &c., 470 Broadway, h. 192 Lydius
Charles {George H.) & Van Meter {A.), butchers,
5 Center Market, house 146 Swan
Charles John, teamster, house 169 Spring
Charlesworth David, house 233 State
Chase Cornelius, house 24 Plain
Chase Eliakim, paperhanger, h. 123 Lydius
Chase Jabez, blacksmith, 213 Hamilton
Chase James (G. C. Treadwell & Co.), house at
New York
Chase John H. hairdresser, Delav.an House, h.
15 Van Tromp [174 Hamilton
Chase Melvin, freight office. East Albany, house
Chase Nahum, boards Eagle Street ^otel
Chase Nelson H. bookkeeper, h. 743 Broadway
Chase S. G. & Co., forwarders, 113 Pier
Chase Snmuel T. lumber inspec. Hill, Thomas &
Co., lumber district, bds. Dunlop House
Chase Sylvanus G. agent Western Transporta-
tion Co. 113 Pier, house 83 Clinton avenue
Chase Wm. jr. patternmaker, Franklin Machine
Works, h. 4 Hamilton place
Chataeld Alfred F. florist, 50 Chestnut, h. do.
Chattield Daniel S. dry goods, 650 B'way, bds.
661 do. [near Perry
Chatfield W. T. F. gardener, house Clinton ave.
Chatterly James {Venter & C), painter, 186
Washington ave. house 57 Lark
Chatterson .toseph, house 216 Hamilton
Chavalley John, moulder, h. Lark cor. Bowery
Chavalley Margaret, widow, house 17 Sand
Chaver Balthaasar, shoemaker, h. 315 State
Cheeseman Joseph, teamster, house 47 Elm
Cheever Calvin R. {Holstein, C. & McNamara),
attorney, 82 State, h. 264 North Pearl
Cheever Eliza, widow, house 264 North Pearl
Cheever S. Thomas, porterhouse, 36 N. Ferry
Cheney Clarence C. teller Exchange Bank, 450
Broadway, boards 77 Clinton avenue
Cheney James M. pi-inter, 9 James, house 113
Second
Cheney Marsylvia, widow, h. 77 Clinton ave.
Chertrand Joseph, carpenter, house 33 Morton
ALBANY [C] DIRECTOEY
31
Chesney Barbara Miss, house 50 Congress
Chestney Christiana, widow, house 27 Dallius
Chestney Louisa M. widow, house 27 Dallius
Chestnut Michael, butcher, h. 213 Broadway
Childs Daniel Mrs. fish and oysters, 704 Broad-
way, house do.
Childs Daniel D. clerk, 704 Broadway, h. do.
Childs Nelson H. foreman, Aerated Bread Co.,
175 North Pearl
Chilsom Mary, widow, house 217 Jefferson
Chilson Hiram, stage driver, h. 12 Lydius
Chilt Lewi.s, laborer, house 193 Bowery
Chipman Hugh L. clerk, bds. 36 West Ferry
Chipman James H. 117 Pier, h. 36 West Ferry
Chism Ebenezer, mason and builder, h. 76 First
Chrestman Peter, moulder, house 160 Church
Chriest Charles, barber, house 123 Franklin
Chrisler John, paints and oil, 819 Broadway,
house 821 do.
Chrisler Merret, daguerreotypes, 66 State, house
9 Van Woert [ware turnpike
Christian John M. clerk, 25 S Pearl, b. ISDela-
Christian Lawrence, gardener, h. 13 Del. tump.
Christian Robert (i. Chaffee & Co.), shoemaker,
620 Broadway, b. Rensselaer house
Christie James, builder, 156 Hamilton, h. 210 do,
Christie Theodore G. clerk, 470 Broadway, bds.
48 Elm
Christie William H. mechanic, h. 48 Dallius
Church T. T. conductor, N. Y. C. R. R. boards
Stanwix Hall [h. 11 N. Pearl
Church Walter S. land agency, 452 Broadway,
Church Wm. B. carriagemaker, h. 193 Swan
Churchill Amanda, tailoress, h. 64 North Pearl
Churchill Isaac, carpenter, house 2 Van Zandt
Churchill Rensselaer E. photographer, 82 State,
house 34 Grand [130 Jefferson
Churchill Thomas {Leonard Sc C.) painter, house
Cimber Antoine, bricklayer, liouse 38 Sand
Cinney Augustus, carman, 17 State, house 107
Philip
Cipperly Geo. H. attorney, 74 State, b. 25 S. Pearl
Ciucci Dominico, brushmaker, 1 Bowery, h. do.
Claassen Clara M. liquors, S. Pearl cor. Arch
Clabby Nicholas, house 129 Canal
Clack Peter, brakeman, N. Y. C. R. R. house
Great Western turnpike
Clafty Owen, laborer, house rear 144 Third
Claffy Thomas, laborer, boards rear 144 Third
Clair William, porter. 111 Pier, house N. Ferry
near Rathbone's Foundry
Clairy Patrick, laborer, housel20 Orange
Clancey Daniel, shoemaker, bds. 183 Broadway
Clancey John, mason, house 71 Johnson
Clancey Patrick H. carpenter, h. 52 West Ferry
Clancey Thomas, laborer, house 44 Canal
Clancy .John, laborer, house 63 Hawk
Clandening William, harnessmaker, 617 Broad-
way, house do.
Clapham Harry J. clerk P. 0. bds. 43 Lydius
Clapham Sarah, boardinghouse, 43 Lydius
Clapp {Ahner C.) & Cough try {William W),
candy andsegar manuf. 916 Broadway, h. do.
Clapp Augustus A. confectioner, b, 916 B'way
Clapp Charles F. (D. B. Anderson & Co.), Beaver
corner Green, boards 93 Herkimer
Clapp Hnldah, widow, boards 93 Herkimer
Clapper Peter, cigarmaker, house 85 Second
Clapperton Thos. porterhouse, 240 Lydius, h. do.
Clare Caroline, house 353 Washington avenue
Clare Wm. coliee and spice, house 144 Second
Clarey Joanna, widow, house 38 Canal
Clarey Thomas, shoemaker, house 19 Canal
Clarey, see Clary, also Cleary
Clark {Adam S.) k Gifford {Chas. E.), flour and
grain, 39 and 43 Quay, house 118 Green
Clark Ann, widow, boards 33 Rensselaer
Clark Augustus, receiving clerk, W. R. R. bds.
84 Green
Clark B. widow, grocer, 122 Broad, house do.
Clark Charles H. printer, boards 13 Dallius
Clark Christiana, house 25 Howard
Clark Edward, laborer, house 52 Second
Clark Edwin F. produce, &c. house 229 State
Clark {Eli C.) & Sumner {Alanson A.), lumber,
6 Lumber district, house at Ballston Spa
Clark Eli C. jr. lumber, h. 146 Clinton avenue
Clark Elijah B. clerk, 564 Broadway, house 239
Hamilton
Clark Eliza, widow, house 91 Orange
Clark Felix, blacksmith, Schenectady turnpike,
house at Buel's farm
Clark Francis, laborer, boards 41 Morton
Clark Francis, carpenter and builder, 56 Lydius,
house Westerlo corner Broad [Broad
Clark Francis, jr. carpenter, bds. Westerlo cor.
Clark George, clerk, 88 Washington avenue,
boards 229 State
Clark George, machinist, house 13 Dallius
Clark George, gasfitter, house 112 Thiid
Clark George T. fruit, flour, &c. 339 Broadway,
house 66 Washington avenue
Clark George W. agent, house 61 North Lansing
Clark George W. carpenter, house 138 Church
Clark George W. carpenter at Emery Bros. , h.
at French's village
Clark G. W. machinist, house at Bath
Clark H. B. prop. American Hotel, 100 State
Clark Henry T. stableman, h. 175 Montgomery
Clark Hugh, laborer, house 12 Clinton
Clark Isaiah R. clerk department public instruc-
tion, house 149 Hamilton
Clark James, 2d dist. police, house 43 Jefferson
Clark James, volunteer, house 88 Orange
Clark James, laborer, house 123 Orange
Clark John, baker, 250 S. Pearl, house do.
Chirk John, blacksmith, house Van Vechten c.
Broad
Clark John, carpenter, house at Bath
Clark John, carpenter, house 236 Lydius
Clark John C. bootmaker, b. 51 North Lansing
Clark John H. tin and coppersmith, 12 Beaver,
house 4 Plain
Clark J. R. department public instruction. State
Hall, house 149 Hamilton
Clark John W. moulder, bds. 51 North Lansing
Clark Jos. fruit and produce dealer and syrup,
88 Washington avenue, house 229 State
Clark Joseph, shoemaker, house 2 N. Lansing
Clark Lemuel, American Hotel, 100 State
Clark Maria Miss, tailoress, h. 18 R. R. avenue
Clark Mary, widow, house 13 Jay
Clark Mary, widow, house 53 Clinton
Clark Matthew C. bookbinder, h. 78 Wash. ave.
Clark Nathaniel, h. Gt. W. turnpike n. Perry
Clark Owen, laborer, house 42 Lafayette
Clark Patrick, laborer, h. Plumb near Dallius
Clark Patrick, potato merchant, bds. 220 B'way
Clark Peter, clerk, 63 State, hou.se 27 Howard
Clark Peter V. clerk, 63 State, h. 215 Hamilton
Clark Robert, hostler, house 60 Lafayette
Clark Stephen, lumber dealer, 5 Lumber district,
house 725 Broadway
Clark Stephen W. house 757 Broadway
Clark Thomas, stoves, &c. 656 Broadway, house
208 Lumber
Clark Thomas, machinist, house 1 19 Lumber
Clark Wm. G. bookkeeper, 39 Quay, house 9
Ten Broeck
Clark Wm. H. {Bryant, Stratton & Co.), 45 N.
Peai-1, boards 4 Park place
Clark Wm. P. 91st regiment, h. 215 Hamilton
Clarke Alex. {Fitzpatrick & C), porterhouse,
12 Canal, boards 91 Orange
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ALBANY [C] DIRECTORY
Clarke Edward H. {W. H. De Witt & Nephews),
staves, 67 Pier, boards 7-15 Broadway
Clarke John S. stereotyper, 407 Broadway, house
32 Third
Clarke Joseph, shoemaker, 7 North Lansing
Clarke Matthew, shoemaker, li. 172 Montgomery
Clarke Michael, grocer. Pine c. Lodge, h. 9 Pine
Clarke Thomas, laborer, house Third u. Snipe
Clarkson Matthew, house 98 State
Clary Edward, laborer, house 10 Morton
Clary Joanna, widow, houSe 38 Canal
Clary Patrick, laborer, h. Second, Greenbush
Clary, see Clarey, also Cleary
Classen Hermanus, liquors, 7 R. R. ave. house
842 Broadway
Claudius Julia, widow, house rear 1 19 Arch
Clauser Landaline, shoemaker, house 79 Sand
Claw John I. physician, 70 Green, house do.
Clawson Robert, house 99 Knox
Claxton Forbes, switchman, W. R. R. h. G'hush
Claxton William, fireman VV. R. R. h. Greenbush
Clay John, carpenter, bds. Aiken, Greenbush
Clay Samuel H. carpenter, Broadway near Har-
rison, house Aiken, Greenbush
Clear John H. maltster, house 6 South Lansing
Clear Julia, widow, house 7 Foundry place
Cleary Ann, widow, house 105 Orange
Cleary Ann, widow, bds. 542 Washington ave.
Cleary Michael, laborer, houst' 216 Broadway
Cleary Michael, laborer, house 15 J^ Rose alley
Cleary Patrick, laborer, house 20 Orange
Cleary Patrick, shoemaker, boards 11 Beaver
Cleary Peter, blacksmith, house 57 Third
Cleary, see Clary, also Clarey
Clemens Henry, shoemaker, house 73 Clinton
Clemens Jacob, brickmaker, h. 210 Wash. ave.
Clemens Powell, cooper, house 2 Garden alley
Clement Henry A. clerk, P. 0. house 77 Lark
Clement Henry B. druggist, Broadway corner
CIint(tn avenue, house 188 Hudson
Clements John, laborer, houae 75 Sand
Clemishaw John B. (T. C. Jeffcrs & Co.), How-
ard corner South Pearl, house 9 Daniels
Clemishire Catharine J. Mrs. aressinaker, house
49 Arch [avenue, house 108 do.
Clemishire John, builder, 161 and 163 Clinton
Clemishire Mary J. dressmaker, bds. 123 Second
Clemishire William, carpenter, h. 123 Second
Clench Misses, house 259 Hamilton
Clermont Josepli, carpenter, bd.s. 47 Jefferson
Cleveland Charles H. carman, 14 State, house 5
Dallius
Cleveland John W. cutter, bds. Franklin House
Clexton Robert W. morocco-linisher, house 53
Cherry
Clifford Michael, laborer, h. rear 51 Lawrence
Cliker Francis, carpenter, house 387 State
Clinch Joseph T. house 78 Church
Cline Patrick, porter, house 259 Green
Clinker Henry J. missionary, h. Ill Hamilton
Clinton James, waiter, house 353 State
Clinton Joseph, pol. const, house 7 De Witt
Clinton Margaret, widow, house 7 De Witt
Clode Christopher, laborer, house 130 Bowery
CMohesy James, laborer, h. 58 North Lansing
Close Peter, engineer, hou^e 5 Plain conthmed
Clough John, painter, h.32 Swan, Arbor hill
Clow KUen, Mrs. house 60 Elm
Clow Isaac, laborer, house 12 Orange
Clo^v Jacob, shoemaker, 6 Canal, h. 65 do.
Clow Jacob G. .•shoemaker, house 140 Swan
Clow John M. {Simmonn & C), fruit, 1 b'outh
Pearl, boards 60 Elm
Clow Josepii, mason, house 9 Knox
Clow Marcus, coachman, boards 21 Dallius
Clowry Edward, blacksmith, h. Betlileliem road
Clowry James, blacksmith, h. 17 Van Vechten
Clowry Patrick, blacksmith, h. Bethlehem road
Cluett Cornelia, boards 84 Clinton avenue
Clunen Michael, laborer, house 15 X Rose alley
Clunt Philip, grocer, 337 Wash. ave. h. do.
Clute Garret J. policeman, house 159 Eagle
Clute Garrit M. liouse 84 Green
Clute Jacob H. att'y, 94 State, h. at Guilderland
Clute Peter, bootcrimper, 97 Hamilton, house
149 South Pearl
Clute Richard D. carpenter, h. 181 Lancaster
Clute William K. attorney, 68 State, h. 97 Broad
Clutterbuck James, paperhanger, h. 42 Arch
Clyde Eugene, U. S. A. office, 6 Stanwix Hall
Clyde Let.tia, widow, house 60 Third
Coakley Jeremiah, laborer, house rear 40 Water
Coates A. B. boards 44 Beaver
Coates Charles H. clerk W. R. R. b. 659 B'way
Coates George, conductor, N. Y. C. R. R. boards
799 Broadway
Coates James, 79 Maiden lane, house 199 Elm-
Coates .John, gardener, house 23 Van Schaick
Cobb Elisha Mrs. house Balsam grove, Lydius
near Peny
Cobb Esther, widow, house 115 Third
Coben Lewis, cabinetmaker, h. North Albany
Coburn Robert, painter, 26 William, house do.
Cochran Bridget, widow, house 37 Rensselaer
Cochran Clark B. {Rey7wlds, C. £c Harris), at-
torney, 41 North Pearl, house 208 Lydius
Cochran David H. principal Normal school, h.
43 Lodge
Cochran Ellen Mrs. dressmaker, h. 121 Beaver
Cochran James B. bookseller and periodicals,
124 South Pearl, house 121 Beaver
Cochran John, carman, house 209 Elm
Cochran Michael, laborer, house 121 Bowery
Cochran William, clock repairer, 39 Green
Cochran William F. grocer, Masonic Hall, 41 N.
Pearl, boards Delavan House
Codd Mark, shoemaker, 273 Green, house do.
Cody John, butcher, house 219 Bowery
Cody John, laborer, house 97 Elm
Cody Julia, widow, house 90 Bradford
Coe Hiram, boat captain, house 225 Lumber
Coe Hiram, carman, house 259 Elm
Coe Joseph, shoemaker, house 259 Elm
Coff Catherine, widow, h. Columbia, Greenbush
Coffee Deunis, laborer, house 50 Lawrence
CoffcH James, carpenter, house 281 Lumber
Coffee James, gi'ainstriker, house 17 ('olumbia
Coffee James, laborer, house 40 Water
Coffee William, laborer, house 29 Church
Colfman John, carpenter, house 45 Mulberry
Coffman Stephen, laborer, house rear Broadway,
Greenbush
Cogburn James, coachman, house rear 99 Hawk
Coggle Batson, boards 408 Lydius
Coggle John, gilder, house 408 Lydius
Coglan Catharine, widow, h. Bassett cor. Green ;
Cogswell George, carpenter, 96 Orange, h, 124
Clinton avenue
Cogswell George H. stationer, 19 Lafayette, h. do.
Cogswell James E. carpenter, house 81 Orange
Cogswell Mason F. physician, 13 North Pearl
Cohen Mayer K. clerk, 542 Broadway, boards 82
Hamilton
Cohen Patrick, carpenter, house 155 Lumber
Colin Abraham, peddler, house 254 South Pearl
Cohn Bernard, peddler, house 238 South Pearl
Colin David, clothing, 32 South Pearl, h. do.
Cohn Isaac (J. Cohn & Bro.), house 88 Lydius
Colin Jacob & Bro. (Isaac), dry goods, 372 Broad-
way, bouse 80 Lydius
Cohn Kaufman, peddler, house 41 Alexander
Cohn L. bookkeeper, 372 Broadway, b. 88 Lydius
Cohn Lana, widow, house 149 South Pearl
Cohn Moritz, peddler, house 193 South Pearl
ALBANY [C] DIRECTORY.
33
Colin Myer, tailor, 120 South Pearl, house do.
Colin M. Solomon, porterhouse, 213 S. Pearl
Cohn Rachel, widow, house 24 Van Zandt
Coiiey Ann, widow, h. 13 Railroad avenue
Colbern Epliraim, foreman, 126 Bowery, house
80 Lafayette
Colbern Thomas, laborer, house 8 Eagle
Colbert James, watchman, house 39 Hamilton
Colbert Obadiah, musician, house 171 Elm
Col burn Alexander, farmer, house 53 Delaware
Colburn Daniel L. house 197 Hudson
Colburn John, laborer, house, 8 Eagle
Cole Amanda, widow, house 162 Spring
Cole Augustus G. teacher, house 63 Second
Cole Charles, carpenter, house 123 Broad
Cole Charles H. 61 Quay, house 60 First
Cole Cornelius V. livery stable, house 5 Rose
Cole Cyrus, pianomaker, 32 James, h, at Bath
Cole Frances, widow, house 30 Steuben
Cole Franklin, clerk, 407 Broadway, boards 30
Steuben
Cole George, truckman, house 16 Jefferson
Cole George, boatman, house 162 Spring
Cole James, carman, house 47 De Witt
Cole John 0. police justice. Center Market, h.
144 North Pearl
Cole M. D. law student, bds. 183 Hamilton
Cole Mark, janitor Albany acad. h. basement do.
Cole Moses, moulder, house 19 South Ferry
Cole Myron H. lieut. 44th reg't, h. 30 Steuben
Cole Rebecca M. widow, house 30 Steuben
Cole {Thomas B.) & Wing {Robert B.), ship
chandlers, 61 Quay, boards 60 First
Cole Walter D. tallyman N. Y. C. R. R. house
175 Lumber
Cole William, 12th battery h. 199 Broadway
Colegrove Wm. H. clerk, Isaac Newton, house
29 Dallius [138 N. Pearl
Coleman Charles, conductor N. Y. C. R. R. h.
Coleman David, laborer, house 125 Canal
Coleman Frederick, house 44 Second
Coleman George, paperhanger, bds. 38 Green
Coleman Henry & R. cabinetmakers, 607 Broad-
way, house 103 Second
Coleman Henry, carpenter, b. 335 South Pearl
Coleman John, carpenter, house 13 Fulton
Coleman John, laborer, house Second, G'bush
Coleman John, laborer, house 25 Spruce
Coleman John, moulder, house 59 First
Coleman L. D. conductor N. Y. C. R. R. house
138 North Pearl
Coleman Patrick, carpenter, h. East Albany
Coleman Patrick, laborer, house 80 Colonie
Coleman Patrick, waiter, house 38 Wash. ave.
Coleman Richard {H. & li. Coleman), cabinet-
maker, house 98 First
Coleman Thomas D. grocer, 56 Colonie, h. do.
Coleman Ursilla, widow of Walter H. h. 83 Dove
Coleman Walter H. Mrs. house 83 Dove
Coleman Wm. grocer, house 111 Broad
Coles Edwin S. {Vide, C. & Woodruff), hard-
ware, 41 State, house 131 Eagle
Col^steine Casper, laborer, house Elk, n. Lark
Coley Alfred C. carpenter, house 408 Lydius
Coley Amy, widow, house 220 State
Coley Isaac N. clerk, 244 Washington avenue,
boards 1 18 Lark
Coley .James L. carpenter, house 118 Lark
Coley Jane, teacher, house 220 State
Coley Julia, teacher, house 220 State
Cole}' Philander, patternmaker, house 116 Lark
Colfer John, laborer, house 17 Broadway
Colhus Feniinand, tailor, boards 122 Snipe
Collier Benjamin, mason, house 31 >i Canal
Collier George N. pianotuner, 85 State, house at
Capitol [66 Clinton avenue
Collier Jason, Chickering's pianos, 85 State, h.
Collier Martha M. house 74 North Pearl
Colligan Thomas, laborer, h. 6 Quackenbush
Colling Leonard, carpenter, house 4 Tennis
Collins Abraham, carpenter, house Hamilton
rear colored church
Collins Alfred, house 159 Elm
Collins Alfred S. Rev. house 47 Second
Collins David C. clerk, State cor. North Pearl, b.
255 Lydius
Collins Dennis, hostler, h. 171 Montgomery
Collins Ellen, widow, house 54 Church
Collins Francis, engineer, house 242 Lumber
Collins Francis, laborer, house 147 Orange
Collins George, mechanic, house 45 Hudson
Collins Hugh, moulder, boards 126 Broad
Collins James, hostler, Geo. Harris & Son, house
213 Orange
Collins James, laborer, liouse 18 Clinton
Collins James, laborer, house 190 Broadway
Collins James, laborer, house North Albany
Collins Joanna, h. alley rear 165 Eagle
Collins John, laborer, house 16 Van Zandt
Collins John, telegraph operator H. R. R. R. b.
28 Division
Collins Joseph, mason, h. Yates n. Snipe
Collins Lewis, teacher, house 255 Lydius
Collins Mary, widow, house 45 Hudson
Collins Michael, nailer, boards 19 Perry
Collins Patrick, blacksmith, W. R. R. house
Greenbush
Collins Sarah A. widow, house 14 Wilson
Collins Susan, widow, house 213 Orange
Collins Thomas, laborer, house 126 Broad
Collins Timothy, grocer, 165 Eagle, house do.
Collins William H. brakeman, house John near
Second, Greenbush
Colliton Dennis J. carpenter, bds. 121 First
Colliton John, carpenter, house 121 First
Colman David, laborer, house 125 Canal
Colmey Christopher, furrier, house 83 First
Colmey James, laborer, house 43 North Lansing
Colrose Benjamin E. stovemounter, b. 28 Dove
Colrose Mary Ann, widow, house 28 Dove
Colrose Sophia, dressmaker, house 28 Dove
Colrose Walter V. hatter, bds. 28 Dove
Colter Henry, saddler, boards 60 Lydius
Colter James, tanner, boards 60 Lydius
Colton Joseph J. grocer, 62 Van Woert, h. do.
Colvin (^. /) & Bingham {Anson), attorneys, 77
State, house at Nassau
Colvin James A. attorney, 77 State, b. 661 B'way
Colvin Norwood A. bookkeeper, N. Y. C. R. R,
house 14 Chapel
Colvin Patrick, grocer, Orange cor. Swan, h. do.
Colvin William, brakeman, h. 69 N. Lansing
Colwell Edmund R. bookkeeper, 89 Quay, bds.
182 North Pearl
Colwell Julia Mrs. house 182 N. Pearl
Combs Andrew M. flour and grain, 57 Quay, h.
eJay
Combs J. M. agent, house 66 Eagle [h. do.
Comer Lyman G. sleighmanuf. rear 154 Third,
Commaford Richard, moulder, h. 69 Elm
Commerford John, clerk, 324 Broadway, h. 67
Jefferson
Commerford Nicholas, house 67 Jefferson
Comrie Mclntyre, carpenter, h. 145 Clin. ave.
Comstock Albert, clerk, bds. 59 Wash. ave.
Comstock Alexander C. broker, 23 Hudson,
house 51 do.
Comstock Andrew, h. 59 Washington avenue
Comstock {Calvert) & Cassidy {William), pro-
prietors Atlas & Argus, Beaver cor. B'way,
lioards Congress Hall
Comstock James, freight accountant, N. Y. C. R.
R., Exchange Building, h. at Schenectady
Comstock Rachel, house Plain cor. Grand
34
ALBANY [C] DIBECTORY.
Comstock Theodore S. clerk, Atlas and Argus
office, boards 58 Elm
Conant Wm. B. broker, 45 State, li. 94 Lydius
Conaty Francis J. boatman, h. 229 Green
Conaughton Maria, house 827 Broadway
Conboy Thomas, boatman, house 212 Green
Condin Philip, laborer, house 107 Broad
Condon James, house Observatory hill
Condon James, boatman, house 138 Church
Condon Michael, shoemaker, h. 136 R. R. ave.
Condon Richard J. bds. Observatory lull
Cone Edward R. 91st reg't, boards \2 Third
Cone Henry, carpenter, house at Bath
Cone Henry R. clerk bank department, State
Hall, house 12 Third
Cone John, tailor, house 136 Bowery-
Cone Samuel G. clerk, 478 B'way, h. 48 CI. ave.
Cone Temperance, widow, bds. 12 Third
Coneys R. W. watchmaker, h. 18 Railroad ave.
Congdon {S. B.) & Co. [Bwight Townsend), for-
warders and commission merchants, 61
Quay, house 14 North Pearl
Conger McKinney Mrs. house 23 Van Schaick
Coniflf Michael, laborer, h. 51 North Lansing
Conine Philip P. mason, house 199 Lumber
Conklin Aaron (J. & A. Conklin), blacksmith, 3
Fulton, house 91 Eagle
Conklin Abram, fireman, bds. 51 N. Lansing
Conklin Charles, blacksmith, bds. 74 Second
Conklin E. widow, house 74 Second
Conklin George, police Boston R. R. ferry, h.
178 Lumber
Conklin Isaac, expressman, house 46 Orange
Conklin John, peddler, house 48 Hamilton
Conklin John W. & Co, [Martin C. Borst), li-
quors, &c. 36 Hudson, h. 209 Jay
Conklin Josiah & A. blacksmiths, 3 Fulton, h.
97 Dallius
Conklin Laura A. widow, house 37 Chestnut
Conklin William, shoemaker, 94 State, house
113 Third
Conlan James, laborer, house 55 Canal
Conlan James, seaman, house 138 Church
Conlan Jolm, maltster, house 143 Chestnut
Conlan Martin, laborer, house 45 Morton
Conlan Patrick, laborer, house 174 Colonie
Conley Bridget, widow, house 1 24 Bowery
Conley Bridget, widow, house Burt's Farm
Conley Edward, milkman, house 7 Gansevoort '
Conley George, tinsmith, h. 80 South Ferry
Conley James, laborer, house 8 Cross
Conley Jane, widow, house 10 Lodge
Conley J. Layton, clerk, 448 Broadway, boards
10 Lodge
Conley Lawrence, fireman W. R. R. li. G'bush
Conley Michael, carman, house 140 (Colonic
Conley Michael, laborer, house 122 Van Woert
Conley Peter, laborer, house 122 Third
Conlitf Mary, widow, house 63 Broadway
Conlin Charles, painter, house 239 Lumber
Conlin Edward, gilder, house 18 Clinton
Conlin John, currier, bds. 336 Wash. ave.
Conlon John, moulder, bds. Aiken, Greenbush
Conlon John, switchman, bds. Aiken, G'bush
Conlon Patrick, laborer, bds. Aiken, Greenbush
Conly Bridget, widow, house Burt's farm
Conly James, boatman, bds. 183 Orange
Conly John, teamster, house 183 Orange
Conly John H. Rev. h. Yates near Ontario
Conly Mary, widow, house 78 Van Woert
Conly Thos. J. boilermaker, bds. 78 Van Woert
Connefry Elizabeth, widow, house 1 1 3 Beaver
Connell Daniel, weigher, house 230 Lydius
Connell Hugh, clerk, N. Y. & A. Pro. line, bds.
17 South Ferry
Connell James, teacher, house 140 Arch
Connell lames, laborer, house 189 Broad
Connell Margaret, widow, house 7 Fulton
Connell Patrick, laborer, h. 170 Montgomery
Connell Timothy, laborer, house 36 Rensselaer
Connell William, laborer, house 113 Dallius
Connelly Alonzo B. carman, bds. 151 Broadway
Connelly David, mason, house 60 S. Ferry
Connelly John, maltster, house 143 Chestnut
Connelly John, teamster, house 183 Orange
Connelly John, paperhanger, b. Mineral Spring
Garden
Connelly John, cigarmaker, bds. 8 Cross
Connelly Mary Ann, widow, h. 151 Broadway
Connelly Michael, shoemaker, h. 79 Orange
Connelly Patrick, teamster, h. 23 Van Vechten
Connelly Robert, shipcarpenter, h 98 Schuyler
Connelly Thomas, boatman, house 45 Bassett
Connelly William, laborer, house 194 Water
Connelly William, Mineral Spring Garden, 60
South Ferry
Conner Barney, laborer, house 111 Canal
Conner Daniel, laborer, house North Albany
Conner Emeliue, dressmaker, h. 52 Philip
Conner George G. boards 31 Second
Conner John, laborer, house North Albany
Conner John, saloon, Columbia c. Chapel, h. do.
Conner John, laborer, house 85 Orange
Conner Martin, laborer, house 202 Spruce
Conner Patrick, laborer, h. 170 Montgomery
Conner Patrick, laborer, h. 243 North Pearl
Conner Patrick, laborer, house Arch bel. Green
Conners Ann, widow of William, h. 79 Church
Conners Bridget, widow, house 85 Church
Conners Catharine, widow, house 30 )i Chapel
Conners Catharine, widow, house 183 Orange
Conners Dennis, hostler, house rear 71 Grand
Conners James, laborer, house 57 Chapel
Conners James, tailor, liouse 83 South Ferry
Conners John, blacksmith, h. 572 Clinton ave.
Conners John, laborer, house 40 Elk
Conners John, maltster, house 96 Arch
Conners John, painter, house 260 Lydius
Conners John J. ovenbuilder, house 10 Jefferson
Conners Martin, blacksmith, h. 53 Rensselaer
Conners Mary, widow, house 9 Spruce
Conners Michael, laborer, house 17 Broadway
Conners Micliael, laborer, house 46 'A Arch
Conners Patrick, laborer, house 33 Westerlo
Conners Patrick, laborer, house 140 Arch
Conners Patrick, laborer, house Westerlo
Conners Patrick, laborer, house 223 Broadway
Conners Patrick, moulder, house 187 Church
Conners Robert, peddler, house 308 Lumber
Conners Thomas, laborer, house 66 Van Woert
Conners Thomas, laborer, house 41 Lumber
Connick John, clerk, N. Y. C. R. R. office. Ex-
change Buildiug, house 48 High
Connick Patrick, cooper, boat Miller, foot of
State, house 50 High
Connick Richard, cooper, house 212 Swan
Connick William, laborer, h. Canal near Dove
Conniff Luke, house Lydius cor. Quay
Connitf Micliael, porterhouse, 98 Quay, h. do.
Conniff Michael, porterhouse. 223 Broadway
Connolly Charles H. cl^rk, 422 Broadway, bds.
30 Steuben [House
Connolly Thos. saloon 334 Broadway, b. Mansion
Connor James, confectioner, 127 Green, h. do.
Connor Michael, mason, house 58 Philip
Connors Mary, widow, house 38 Water
Connorton Michael J. porterhouse, 28 Orange
Connover Abel, laborer, house 243 Lumber
Conoughton Catharine Miss, house 829 B'way
Conover Jacob S. carpenter, house 246 Lydius
Conover Nicholas, stovemounter, h. 135 Green
Conrad Catharine, widow of Peter, h 113 Sand
Conrad Henry, tailor, h. Nucella, Bethlehem
Courey John, porter at Franklin House
ALBANY [C] DIRECTORY.
35
Conroy Charles, coachman, house 60 Orange
Conroy James, maltster, hor.se 60 Bowery
Coni'oy James, grocer, 164 Broadway, house do.
Conroy John, moulder, house 91 Van VVoert
Com'oy John J. Rev. house 3 Hall place
Conroy Michael, tinsmith, boards 102 Church
Conroy Robert, laborer, house 130 Dove
Conroy Thomas, blacksmith, h. 39 Van Schaick
Conroy William, peddler, house rear 105 B'way
Considiue Simon, blacksmith, h. 74 Swan, Ar. h.
Converse A. com. merchant, bds. Clinton Hotel
Converse Thomas W. commission merchant,
Hamilton cor. Quay
Convery George, cooper, h. 1 75 Orange
Convoy Luke, laborer, boards 74 Colonie
Conway James, carriagetrimmer, h. 34 Jefierson
Conway Margaret, widow, h. 49 North Lansing
Conway Martin D. clerk, boards 12 Jefferson
Conway Michael, 63d reg't, house 14 Van Zandt
Conway Michael', mason, house 12 Jefferson
Conway Patrick, laborer, house 8 De Witt
Coogau Farde, laborer, house 154 Jefferson
Coogan Mary, widow, boards 196 North Pearl
Cook Adam, leather and findings, 367 Broadway,
house 23 Hamilton
Cook Andrew, h. Whitehall road cor. Elizabeth
Cook Ann, laundress, house 65 South Lansing
Cook Ashur, grocer. Water cor. Lumber
Cook Catharine, nurse, house 394 Lydius
Cook Charles, house 52 Hawk
Cook Charles D. house 35 West Ferry
Cook Cornelia M. teacher, 2d district school,
boards 309 Hamilton
Cook Darath E. widow, house 10 Bowery
Cook Elizabeth Ann, widow, h. 309 Hamilton
Cook Ezra, bookkeeper, 18 Hudson, b. 240 State
Cook Frederick, weaver, house 200 Jefferson
Cook George, clerk, 367 B'way, b. 23 Hamilton
Cook George, blacksmith, house 1 Knox
Cook George, blacksmith, house Franklin cor.
Gansevoort
Cook Harriet, widow, house 52 Hawk
Cook Hezekiah, overseer Penitentiary, house
394 Lydius
Cook Hobart, student, boards 7 Elm
Cook Hobart P. printer, house 35 West Ferry
Cook Jacob, furnaceman, h. 29 Broad, Bethl'm
Cook James C. i^Leamed 8c C.) attorney, 468
Broadway, house 198 State
Cook John, painter, 24 West Ferry, house do.
Cook John, bookbinder, house 205 State
Cook Joseph, house 667 Broadway
Cook Joseph M. boards 667 Broadway
Cook Lois, widow, house 205 State
Cook Mary Mrs. house 667 Broadway
Cook Michael, shoemaker, 265 South Pearl
Cook Patrick, waiter, house Vine cor. Church
Cook Samuel, maltster, house Sand near Snipe
Cook Thomas, boards 62 Union
Cook Thomas, musician, house 46 Westerlo
Cook Wesson, machinist, house 384 Lydius
Cook Wm. J. tobacco agent, house 114 Hawk
Cook {Wm. J.), Wing {Albert) & Wooster (E.
W.), wholesale grocers, 18 and 20 Hudson
house 240 State
Cooke Ezekiel T. clerk, 552 B'way, b. 50 Spencer
Cooke George, physician, 3 Norton, house do.
Cooke Henry, boards 57 Lydius
Cooke James, silverburnisher, h. 50 Spencer
Cooke John, capt. 91st reg't, house 112 Jefferson
Cooke Thomas jr. merchant tailor, 449 Broad-
way, house 10 Chestnut
Cooley Calvin, lumber, 4 Lumber district, house
792 Broadway [44 Orange
Cooley Brothers {James & L. A.), undertakers,
Cooley L. A. {Cooley Brothers) undertakers, 44
Orange, boards do.
Cooley Leroy C. teacher Normal school, h. 80
Westerlo
Cooley Martha, widow, house 111 Hudson
Coolidge Edward (Boyd, Brother & Co.) brewer.
Arch cor. Franklin, house at New York
Coolidge Wm. F. {Boyd, Brother & Co.) brewer,
Arch cor. Franklin, house at New York
Coon A. W. stagedriver, house 72 Lydius
Coon Jeremiah J. mason, house 89 Lancaster
Coon John L. mason, house 72 Congress
Coon Lorenie Mrs. house 177 Hamilton
Cooney Anne M. teacher school No. 13, boards
201 Orange
Cooney Bernard Mrs. house 201 Orange
Cooney Daniel, teacher, boards 201 Orange
Cooney Terence, gardener, house 213 Jelierson
Cooney Thomas, carver, at 84 State
Coonley Mary A. widow, house 146 Jefferson
Cooper Aaron H. boatman, house 367 State
Cooper B. widow, house 85 Columbia
Cooper Chloe, widow, house 367 State
Cooper Heber T. pianomaker, house 61 First
Cooper James, grocer, 116 State, house 31 Dove
Cooper John Tayler, house 134 State
Cooper Lucinda E. dressmaker, house 185 Elm
Cooper Paul F. {Jenkins & C.) attorney, 452
Broadway, house 12 Jay [Bath
Cooper Susan, widow of Edmund, h. Rensselaer,
Cooper Thomas C. clerk, 9 State, h. 168 Lydius
Cooper William B. resident engineer Erie canal,
boards 63 Grand
Cooper Wm. W. clerk, 116 State, bds. 31 Dove
Copeland C. F. bookkeeper, 108 Pier, h. 36 Broad
Copeland Matilda, widow, house 66 Union
Copeland Robert, 475 Broadway, house 197 Jay
Copely Jackson A. harnessmaker, h. 22 Bleecker
Copinus Morris, tailor, house 10 Alexander
Coppersou , laborer, house 284 Lumber
Copps Gotfbrol, cartman, house Swan n. Morton
Corbally Richard, carpenter, house 71 Johnson
Corbet Thomas A. clerk, 477 Broadway, boards
220 Hamilton
Corbett Catharine, boardinghouse, 38 Green
Corbett Michael, boatman, house 60 N. Lansing
Corbett Patrick, laborer, house 166 Third
Corbett Patrick, laborer, house 27 Center
Corbett Wm. moulder, house 101 Hamilton
Corbier Joseph W. printer, bds. Union Hotel
Corbin Daniel S. 34th reg't, house at Bath
Corbin Frederick, carriagepainter, bds. Broad-
way cor. Van Woert
Corcoran Andrew, mason, house 129 Orange
Corcoran Bridget, widow, house 37 Rensselaer
Corcoran Jer. butcher, 90 Schuyler, h. 88 do.
Corcoran Margaret, widow, house 31 Plumb
Corcoran Martin, laborer, house 47 Colonie
Corcoran Martin, laborer, house 64 Lawrence
Corcoran Michael, laborer, house 854 Broadway
Corcoran Michael, laborer, house 47 Colonie
Corcoran Michael, laborer, house 121 Bowery
Corcoran Thomas, grocer, Dallius cor. Cherry
Cordell Charles T. 18th reg't, house 134 Second
Cordell David R. Mrs. house Lydius near Eagie
Cordell James Rev. h. Pine grove, Schen. turn,
Cordell John P. bds. Farmers' Hotel
Cordey Caroline A. widow, house 66 Benjamin
Corey Charles H. pilot, house 37 Maiden lane
Corey John L. machinist, W. R. R. bds. Boston
House, Greenbush
Cork John, saloon, 191 Bowery, house do.
Corkhill James, shoemaker, liouse 260 Elm
Corkill Ann, widow, house 7 Canal
Corl Levi, moulder, house 64 North Ferry
Corliss Roswell B. paints, oils, &c., 30 Howard,
house 207 Hamilton [Franklin
Corman Nicholas, carpenter, h. Mulberry cor.
Cormick Patrick, laborer, h. 2 Lawrence court
36
ALBANY [C] DIRECTORY.
Cornelieus Madame, superior Sacred Heart day
school, 744 Broadway
Cornelius Francis, captain barge, h. B'way, G'bh
Cornelius George B. lith. printer, h. 42 Water
Cornelius John, captain, house 264 Hamilton
Cornelius Wm. blacksmith, h. East, Greenbush
Cornell Daniel, packer, Columbia, house 13
Washington, Greenbush
Cornell Lewis, carman, house 37 North Lansing
Cornell Philip, butcher, h. Washii^on, G'bush
Corning Benj, F. clerk N. Y. C. R. R. boards
Van Rensselaer House
Coming Edwin W. attorney. Exchange Build-
ing, boards 102 State
Coming Erastus & Co. {E. Corning, jr.), hard-
ware dealers, 451 and 453 B'way, h. 102 State
Coming Erastus jr. alderman 5th ward {E. Cor-
ning & Co.), house 87 State
Corning John F. baggagemaster N. Y. C. R. R.
boards Van Rensselaer House
Cornock Joseph, carpenter, hoiise 164 Orange
Cornwell Lewis W. watchman, h. 37 N. Lansing
Cornwell Wm. E. clerk Albany City Bank, bds.
4 Van Schaick
Corr Francis, waiter at 25 North Pearl
Corr Patrick, carman, house 145 Third
Corrigan Bridget, widow, house 25 Jefferson
Corrigan John, metalworker, house junction
Plank road and Lydius
Corrigan Michael, switchman, h. West Albany
Corrigan Wm. laborer, house 162 Green
Corrin Eugene, carpenter, house 27 Morton
Corriston Thomas J. restaurant 124 Wash. ave.
Corrough Robert, shoemaker, 3 Westerlo, house
93 Church
Corry John Rev. house at East Albany
Corscaden John, cooper, house 173 Orange
Corser H. H. Mrs. house 40 South Lansing
Cory George F. agent 80 Pier, h. at Bethlehem
Cosgrove John, farmer, house Delaware turn-
pike near Morton
Cosgrove John, laborer, house 24 Lawrence
Cosgrove Patrick, laborer, h. r. 705 Broadway
Cosgrove Patrick, stonecutter, h. 22 Mulberry
Cesser George, bds. Church cor. Vine
Costello Bartholomew, laborer, h. 194 Orange
Costello Catharine, widow, house 70 Lawrence
Costello Edward, laborer, house 71 Colonie
Costello Margaret, widow, house 141 Lumber ■
Costello Michael, laborer, house 68 Lawrence
Costello Nelly, widow, house 21 Norton
Costello Patrick, grocer, 848 Broadway, house at
Poughkeepsie
Costello Patrick, laborer, h. 55 North Lansing
Costello Stephen, boilermaker, bds. 820 B'way
Costello Stephen, boilermaker, boards 48 Union
Costello Thomas, laborer, h. 371 Wash. ave.
Costello Thomas D. combs and fishing tackle,
1 1 Bowery, house do.
Costigan Daniel, silverplater, bds. 37 Bleecker
Costigan James, tailor, house 37 Bleecker
Costigan James {Scott & C), silverplater, 13
Church, house 21 Westerlo
Costigan John, attorney, &c., Liverpool passage
agent, 66 State, house 135 Orange
Costigan Patrick, laborer, h. r. 118 Ten Broeck
Costigan Thomas, silverplater, bds. 37 Bleecker
Costillo John, clerk, 870 Broadway
Cotrell Edgar (J. G. Cotrell & Son), 46 State,
house 50 Jay
Cotrell Joshua G. & Son {Edgar Cotrell), hats
and caps, 46 State, house 52 Jay
Cotter Ann, widow, house 42 Canal
Cotter James R. grocer, 42 Canal, house do.
Cotter John, laborer, house 29 Gansevoort
Couch John, lumber, 3 Plank rd. h. 126 Snipe
Couch Juliet, variety store, 325 Wash. ave.
Couchman Elisha, daguerreotypes, 45 S. Pearl,
bds. Eagle Street Hotel
Coughlin Cornelius, tripe dresser, house Wash-
mgton avenue, above Partridge
Coughlin Jeremiah, baker, house 101 Hamilton
Coughlin John, junk dealer, h. 75 Rensselaer
Coughlin Michael, moulder, h. 66 N. Lansing
Coughlin Michael, laborer, house 13 Herkimer
Coughlin Patrick, laborer, h. 7 N. Lansing
Coughlin Patrick, laborer, house 26 Chapel
Coughlin Wm. moulder, house 58 Lawrence
Coughtry Arthur H. clerk postoffice, h. 32 Grand
Coughtry George D. bookkeeper, bds. Vedder's
Hotel [180 do.
Coughtry George J. meatstall, 158 Second, bds.
Coughtry Joseph, planemaker, house 331 State
Coughtry William W. {Clappic Coughtry), ca,ndj
and segar manuf. rear 916 B'way, h, 22 Third
Coulson Henry C. clerk, 470 Broadway, boards
335 Bowery
Coulson Thomas D., glue manufactory, 328 Bow-
ery, house 68 Lark [42 Wash. ave.
Coulter James, gilder, boards l^'armers' Hotel,
Coulter John H. bartender, 45 Quay
Coulter Wm. pressman, house 25 Canal
Counterman Edward, laborer, bds. Columbia,
Greenbush [(.ireenbush
Counterman Frederick, laborer, house Academy,
Counterman Wm. H. bds. Academy, Greenbush
Coursel Joseph Adolph, printer, house 75 Second
Courtney Addisou G. messenger attorney-gene-
ral's oflfice. State Hall
Courtney Catharine, widow, h. 69 Mulberry
Courtney Francis, laborer, house 111 Canal
Courtney John, laborer, house 273 Lumber
Courtney Mary, widow of Joseph, h. 50 Dallius
Courtney Peter J. bootcutter, house 20 Park
Courtney Robert, bookkeeper, N. Y. C, R. R. h.
141 Clinton avenue
Courtney Robert, house 246 Hudson
Courtney Robert 2d, adjutant's clerk 18th reg't
Courtney Wm. H. clerk, 46 State, bds. 20 Park
Courtright Edward M.- grocer, Hamilton comer
Swan, house 269 Lydius.
Courtright Edward M. jr. carpenter, h. 84 Third
Couse Robert, carpenter, house rear 61 Second
Cousins Robert, laborer, house 40 Cherry
Cousins William, carpenter, house 48 Orange
Cousins, see also Cozzcns.
Covert Hoffman, bookkeeper, 8 State, house 110
Clinton avenue
Covert James {Smith & C), sheep skins and
wool, 30 State, house 58 Lancaster
Cowell George W. printer, house rear 82 Canal
Cowell James H. 2d dist. police, b. rear 82 Canal
Cowell Mary, widow of Walter, house 77 Second
Cowell Robert, expressman, bds. rear 82 Canal
Cowell Royal, stabling, 252 Broadway, li. do.
Cowell Thomas, house rear 82 Canal
Cowell Thomas J. alderman 8th ward {Gavit &
C), engraver. Exchange Building, 3d floor,
house 21 Chapel
Cowell Thomas J. {Murray & Co.), lithographer.
Exchange Building, 3d floor, h. 21 Chapel
Cowell {Walter M.) &, McCann {Joseph), gasfit-
ters, 46 Green, boards 77 Second
Cowell William, boards 252 Broadway
Cowen James, mason, boards 100 Canal
Cowen James, carpenter, house at Bath
Cowen James, runner, house 28 Chestnut
Cowen William, boatman, boards 100 Canal
Cowieson Adam, blacksmith, house r. 84 Canal
Cowieson Adam jr. carman, h. 149 North Pearl
Cowieson .James, police, house 61 Hawk
Cowieson John, machinist, bds. rear 84 Canal
Cowley Thomas, carpenter, house 117 Canal
Cox Abraham J. house 178 Lumber
ALBANY [C] DIRECTORY.
37
Cox Benjamin jr. gardener, li. Cherry valley road
Cox Benjamin "W. vegetables, 19 Clinton avenue,
house Lydius, near junction turnpike
Cox Daniel, grocer, 192 Orange, house do.
Cox Edward, carman, h. 188 Clinton avenue
Cox Francis, laborer, house 12 Clinton
Cox James, laborer, house 74 Arch
Cox James, physician, house 48 South Ferry
Cox James W. physician, 109 State, house do.
Cox John A. vegetables, h. 249 South Pearl
Cox John P. clerk N. Y. C. R. R. house 196
Hamilton
Cox Owen, furnaceman, hoiise 4 Clinton
Cox Patrick, laborer, h. Elizabeth n. Warren
Cox Terrence, laborer, house 9 Morton
Cox Thomas, carpenter, house 302 Hamilton
Cox Wm. livery stable, 32 Church, h. 16 Dallius
Coyle Ann, widow, house 13 Railroad avenue
Coyle Ann J. dressmaker, house 105 Church
Coyle Cornelius, machinist, bds. 54 Rensselaer
Coyle Cornelius, laborer, house 105 Church
Coyle Edward, foreman, bds. 54 Rensselaer
Coyle James, brewer, 127 Nucella, h. Alexander
Coyle John, cigarmaker, bds. 13 Railroad ave.
Coyle John, engineer, h. 253 North Pearl
Coyle Mary, widow, house 17 Columbia
Coyle Mary Ann, widow, house rear 5 Morton
Coyle Michael, laborer, house 82 Church
Coyle Nicholas, saloon, 40 Green, house do.
Coyle Patrick, cooper and shovelmaker, 80
Church, house 179 Broadway
Coyle Paul, moulder, house 123 Broad
Coyle Philip, laborer, house 65 Colonie
Coyle Susan, widow, house 273 Lumber
Coyle William, cooper, house 187 Broadway
Cozine Cornelius, carpenter, house 151 Elm
Cozine George N. 44th reg't, bds. 37 JeflFerson
Cozine H. B. 6th N. Y. cav. boards 37 Jeflerson
Cozine John, carpenter, house 37 Jefferson
Cozzens {Robert H.) & Lay(Josc;)/i), stove polish,
blueing, &c. 190 Water, house 48 Orange
Craad Michael, blacksmith, Bathn. Ferry, h. do.
Craft B. F. Mrs. house 23 High
Craft Charles G. {Davis, C. & Wilson), clothiers,
472 Broadway, house 20 Lancaster
Craft George F. clerk post office, h. 23 High
Craft John, clerk, boards 127 Snipe
Craft William R. shoes, 4 Clinton ave. house 67
North Pearl
Craig Heni-y, captain, h. Broadway, Greenbnsh
Craig. Robert, machinist, house Broadway cor.
Third, Green bush
Craig Sally, nurse, house 201 Third
Craig Samuel, mason, house 201 Third
Craig Wm. H. physician, 12 Ten Broeck, h. do.
Craigh Thomas, shoemaker, 63 Lawrence, h. do.
Craik Thomas, carpenter, h. 63 South Lansing
Cramer Patrick, laborer, house 70 Arch
Cramer William H. blacksmith, h. 71 Lumber
Cramers Bernard, maltshovels, house 73 Grand
Cramers John, moulder, house 73 Grand
Cramond Elizabeth, widow, house 108 Church
Cramp John, navy, house 61 North Lansing
Crampton Ann, widow, house 33 Fulton
Crandall Alonzo, painter, h. Columbia, G'bush
Crandall Ebenezer H. sash and blinds, near post
office, house Broadway, Greenbush
Crandall Elijah B. freight conductor W. R. R.
house Mechanic above East, Greenbush
Crandall Charles M. carpenter, house Washing-
ton corner Second avenue, Greenbush
Crandell Alfred, fireman W. R. R. h. G'bush
Crandell Henry, sheriff, Albany soapstone works,
24 Fulton, house 287 State
Crandell {Henry) & White {Silas .4.), grates, &c.
566 Broadway, house 287 State
Crandell Homer, boards 102 Grand
Crane Betsey, seamstress, house 181 Spring
Crane Elizabeth, widow, boards Lumber
Crane H. H. Mrs. house 213 Lydius
Crane Mary R. Miss, teacher, h. 125 Hamilton
Crane Robert, shoemaker, 63 Eagle, house 322
Lydius [322 Lydius
Crane Robert jr. shoemaker, 63 Eagle, house
Crane Sarah, widow of Elisha, h. 125"Hamilton
Crane Thomas, laborer, house 162 Colonie
Cranfield John E. porterhouse, 831 Broadway
Cranley John, miller, house 96 Arch
Crannell Francis F. lumber insp. 196 Water, h.
Ill Second
Crannell Henry, house 26 Third
Crannell J. E. carpenter, house 74 First
Crannell John W. house 71 Westerlo
Crannell Levi, clerk, 19 Lumber district, boards
24 Third
Crannell Matthew, hairdresser, 28 Lodge, h. do.
Crannell Matthew jr. {Benson & C), plane man-
ufacturers and tool store, 108 State, house
48 Howard
Crannell Monroe, clerk, boards 9 Hall place
Crannell Stephen, carpenter, W. R. R. house
East near Third avenue, Greenbush
Crannell W. W. boards 9 Hall place
Crannell Wynant, eugint^er, W. R. R. house
East near Mechanic, Greenbush
Crapo Angelo, clerk N. Y. C. R. R. boards 169
North Pearl [54 Elm
Crapo Charles H. meat-market, 114 Green, bds.
Crapo Chauncey V. butter, &c 14 Hudson, h.
at Watervliet, opposite Manor House
Crapo Everett, boards 169 North Pearl
Crapo John M. {Seth Crapo's Son), house 103
Hudson
Crapo Seth's Son {John ill.), dry goods, 56 State
Crapo Seth's widow, house 169 North Pearl
Crapo William, boards 54 Elm
Craps William, laborer, house 168 Sand
Craven Christopher J. grainer, 486 Broadway,
house 24 West Perry '
Craven Matthew, carman, boards 43 Liberty
Craven Thomas, machinist, house 43 Lilberty
Craven Thomas C. patternmaker at Wheeler,
Melick & Co. [North Pearl
Craver Abram, clerk, R. & S. R. R. boards 152
Craver John {Sladc & Craver), grocers, 14 South
Pearl, house 3 Bethlehem road
Craver Mary, widow, porterhouse, 57 Bowery
Craver Moses, agent, house 152 North Pearl
Craver Moses jr. clerk, 466 B'way, boards 152
North Pearl
Craver Paul, stovemounter, house at Bath
Craver Sebastian JVI. freight agent R. & S. R. R.
boards 152 North Pearl
Craw Erastus, boards Exchange Hotel
Crawford Archibald {Tucker & C), china, &c.
416 Broadway, house 70 Philip
Crawford Mary Mrs. house 70 Philip
Crawford Sarah Mrs. house 2 King's place
Crawford Thomas, moulder, h. 242 N. Pearl
Crean Thomas, laborer, house 162 Colonie
Crear James, sexton M. church, Hudson, boards
143 Lark
Crear John, painter, house 143 Lark
Creely Nicholas, laborer, h. Church cor. Vine
Cregan Thomas, livery stable, Lancaster near
Dove, house 265 State
Crehan Briggs E. house North Albany
Crehan James N. conductor W. R. R. house Par-
tition near Broadway, Greenbush
Crehan John, conductor W. R. R. h. Broadway,
Greenbush
Crehan William, harnessmaker, bds. 43 Lydius
Crehan William A. proprietor of Broadway and
Lumber District Omnibus line, h. N. Albany
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ALBANY [G] DIRECTORY
Cremer Matthias, shoemaker, h. Ontario c. Arch
Cremers Barnard, carpenter, house 73 Grand
Cremers John, moulder, house 73 Grand
Crenan Lawrence, 43d reg't, house 42 Mulberry
Crew Isabella, corsetmaker, h. 125 North Pearl
Crew William, cigarmaker, house 115 Orange
Crilley John, laborer, Partition n. Second, G'bush
Crinigan James, tailor, house 32 Water
Crips Joseph D. laborer, house 285 Wash. ave.
Crisler Martin, laborer, house Elk near Robin
Critcher Robert, engineer, 37 Dean, h. 5 Fulton
Crittenden M. L. flour, 39 Quay, h. 82 Clin. ave.
Crocker Abner, wood, 43 First, h. 20 Second
Crocker Ansel, carman, boards 16 Orange
Crocker Frederick, carman, 13 Hudson, house
43 Lumber
Crocker James C. {Ross & C), lumber, 17 Lum-
ber district, house 691 Broadway
Crocker John H. furnaceman, housj 40 Union
Crocker Mason I. globe manuf. 22 Daniels, h. do.
Croissant Martin, locksmith, 204 'A Wash. ave.
Crombie George, engineer, house 12 Broadway
Crombie John, boards 36 Tliird
Cromwell George W. scavenger, h. 31 Fulton
Cromwell Stephen, house 19 Knox
Cronberry James, laborer, house 67 Van Woert
Cronin James, laborer, house 35 Montgomery
Cronin Michael, boatman, house 7 Bleecker
Cronin Timothy, laborer, house 42 Arch
Cronk Sarah Miss, boards 220 Hamilton
Cronkite Eli, engineer, house 274 Lumber
Cronley Matthew, laborer, h. 5 Hunter's alley
Crook Alfred T. boards 97 Hudson
Crook Joseph T. painter, h. 10 Swan, Arb. hill
Crook (TA07/ias P.), Palmer {Luther M.) & Co.
{Wm. C. Smith), flour and provisions, 9
State, house 97 Hudson
Crosby Alonzo, tyler. Masonic Hall, h. 100 Eagle
Crosby E. W. sewing machines, 443 Broadway,
boards 100 Eagle [100 Eagle
Crosby James F. insurance agent, 443 B'way, h.
Crosby John, bartender, b. Schenectady turnp.
Crosby William, farmer, h. Schenectady turnp.
Cross Charles, engineer, boards 89 North Pearl
Cross Heury, boatman, house 103 Knox
Cross Mary, widow, house Jay near Dove
Cross William, laborer, house Jay near Dove
Crossman Edward, restaurant, 1 Exchange Bldg,
house 27 Canal [Greenbush
Crouch Charles P. clerk, bds. Broadway Hous{>,
Croune Githeon, laborer, house 54 Church
Gronnse {Conrad A.) & Co. (William Crounse),
mer. tailors, 515 B'way, h, 60 Lancaster
Crounse J. D. bookkeeper, 57 Quay, b. 15 Philip
Crouuse Peter A. brakeraan, house 210 Jay
Crounse William {Crounse & Co.), 515 Broad-
way, house 237 Hudson
Crow John, laborer, house Second above Knox
Crow Patrick, laborer, house First, Greenbush
Crow Margaret J. house 120 Spring
Crow William, tailor, house 242 South Pearl
Crowder Thomas, carriagepainter, 347 State,
house 322 do.
Crowell Sidney, attorney, 94 State, b. 102 Dove
Crowley David, laborer, h. Rensselaer c. Church
Crowley Dennis, laborer, house 51 Van Zandt
Crowley Florence, laborer, house 22 Van Zandt
Crowley Francis, shoemaker, 232 Washington
avenue, house do.
Crowley James, moulder, house 22 Van Zandt
Crowley Jeremiah, moulder, bds. 22 Van Zandt
Crowley John, gardener, house 80 Spring
Crozier Richard, blacksmith, 6 De Witt, house
121 Bowery
Cruet Charles, laborer, house 148 Canal
Cruikshank James, editor New York Teacher, 74
State, house 291 Hamilton
Cruise Catharine, widow, house 71 Jefferson
Cruise John J. printer, 78 State, boards 71
Jeflferson
Cruise Patrick, laborer, house 347 Bowery
Cruise Robert, laborer, house 347 Bowery
Cruise Thomas, grocer, house 345 Bowery
Cruramey Michael, baker. Lodge c. Beaver, h.do.
Crummy James, machinist, b. 22 Quackeubush
Cruttenden Robert G. agent H. R. R. R. houae
224 State
Cruttenden Thomas R. office 61 State, h. 224 do.
Cuddy Patrick, grocer, 157 Broadway, h. do.
Cudehy John, laborer, house — Elm
Cudmore James, coachman, h. 20 W. Ferry al.
Cuffman Charles, laborer, h. Broad, Bethlehem
Cufi's John, moulder, house 179 Church
Cull David, telegraph repairer, h. 67 Swan, Ar. h.
Cullen Edward, watchman, h. Van Vechten ab.
Elizabeth
Cullen Edward H. bookkeeper, 4 Lumber Dis-
trict, house 14 Van Woert
Cullen George, laborer, house Spruce near Dove
CuUeu James, laborer, house Vine cor. Church
Cullen John, flagman, house First n. Harrison,
Greenbush
Cullen John, laborer, house 31 Van Woert
Cullen John N. volunteer, boards 116 Dallius
Cullen Margaret, widow, house 142 Jefi'erson
Cullen Michael, agent, 6 Hudson, h. 10 S. Ferrv
Cullen Richard, carman, house Vine c. ChurcL
Cullen Thomas, carman, house 116 Dallius
Cullen Thomas, mason, house 275 Lumber
Cullen Thomas, laborer, house 79 Orange
Cullen Wm. laborer, house 246 North Pearl
Cullihan John, carpenter, house 215 Green
CuUinane Patrick, laborer, house 22 Sand
Cullings Margaret, widow of Alexander, house
56 Lafayette
Cullings Matthew, moulder, house 38 Clinton
Cullings Peter M. 91st reg't, house 83 Dove
Culver Sylvester G. varnishmaker, h. 146 Church
Culvin Patrick, laborer, h. Orange corner Swan
Cully Michael, laborer, liouse 71 Rensselaer
Cummerford Patrick, tinsmith, h. Rensselaer,
Bath
Gumming Alex, house 313 State
Gumming Margaret Mrs. bds. 197 Wash, ave.
Gumming Patrick, waterworks, house do.
Gumming William, grocer and graindealer, 199
Washington avenue, house 197 do.
Cummings Geo. grocer. Division cor. Liberty,
house 21 Liberty [29 Bewery
Cummings Henry, gasfitter, 416 Broadway, house
Cummings James, shoemaker, h. 77 Mulberry
Cummings James H. butcher, house Bath
Cummings Joseph, boatman, house 15 Bleecker
Cummings Michael, laborer, house 2 Clinton
Gunliff John, machinist, bds. 53 Orange
Cunliflf Simeon, jr. iron railing works, 20 Quay,
house 59 Orange
Cunningham Bartholomew, mason, h. 77 Canal
Cunningham Daniel, soap and candle manufac-
turer, Canal near Swan, house 73 First
Cunningham Daniel A. boards 73 First
Cunningham Dennis, planomaker, h. at Bath
Cunningham Edward, captain S. B. h. at Bath
Cunningham George, laborer, house West. turn.
above Perry
Cunningham {Henry TV.) & Helliwell (Edward),
curriers, 413 Broadway, bds. Mansion House
Cunningham Ichabod, carpenter, 88 Bleecker,
house 129 Lydius
Cunningham James, grocer, Benjamin comer
Whitehall road, bouse do.
Cunningham James, laborer, h. r. 1 59 Jefferson
Cunningham James, vol. house 52 Union
Cunningham John, house North Albany
ALBANY CD] DIBECTORT.
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Cunningham John, laborer, house 44 John
Cunningham John, laborer, b. 33 Montgomery
Cunningham Keran, laborer, house 140 Colonie
Cunningham Martha, widow, h. 12 Delaware
Cunningham Matthew, laborer, house 114 Van
Woert
Cunningham Michael, cigarmaker, house 851
Broadway *
Cunningham Michael, laborer, h. N. Albany
Cunningham Michael, shoemaker, house 66
Franklin
Cunningham Nicholas, porterhouse 29 Dean
Cunningbam Patrick, laborer, h. r. 26 W. Ferry
Cunningham Patrick, confectionery, 68 Lark
Cunningham Richard, tinsmith, h. 280 Lumber
Cunningham Robert K. boards 19 Fulton
Cunningham Samuel P. carpenter, house 232
Jeflerson
Cunningham Sarah, widow, house 246 Lumber
Cunningham Simeon, laborer, bds. 55 Colonie
Cunningham Thomas, grocer, 111 Third, h. do.
Cunningham William, laborer, house Western
turn, above Perry
Cunningham William, laborer, house 77 Canal
Cunningham William, laborer, h. 29 Van Zandt
Cunningham William J. 366 Broadway, boards
75 Division
Cunz Albin, shoemaker, h. 269 South Pearl
Curbert James, baker, boards 798 Broadway
Cure Peter, grainmeasurer, house 41 Philip
Cureton John L. brasstbunder, house 21 Philip
Curley John, laborer, bds. 48 North Lansing
Curley Patrick, laborer, house 45 N. Lansing
Curley Thomas, boatman, h. 17 Railroad ave.
Curran Andrew, laborer, house 125 Broad
Curran Edward, carpenter, house 153 Orange
Curran Edward, laborer, house 30 Water
Curran Ellen, widow, house 48 Colonie
Curran James, fish, &c. 72 Lydius, house 137
Grand
Curran John, carpenter, house rear 94 Third
Curran John, moulder, house 76 Van Woert
Curran John, porter, house 116 Spring
Curran Margaret Miss, house 120 Spring
Curran Michael, moulder, house 47 Thii-d
Curran Owen, fish and oysters, 72 Lydius
Curran William, laborer, house 33 Jefferson
Currie John, butcher, boards 57 Perry
Curry Dennis, laborer, h. 73 Colonie
Curry James, porter, 322 B'way, h. 60 Church
Curtin Bartholomew, carman, h. 221 Elm
Curtin Charles, laborer, bds. 171 Montgomery
Curtin John, brakeman, boards 221 Elm
Curtin Timothy, carman, house 221 Elm
Curtin William F. clerk, boards 221 Elm
Curtis Martin, printer, boards 25 South Pearl
Curtis P. Up.sou, barkeeper at Franklin House
Curtiss Charlotte, widow, boards 21 William
Curtiss Daniel, brassfounder, h. 22 Broad
Curtiss Daniel G. bookkeeper, State Bank, bds.
136 Green
Curtiss Edwin J. carpenter, b. 799 Broadway
Curtiss George R. 476 Broadway, boards Pearl
street Hotel
Curtiss Joseph, clerk, house 136 Green
Curtiss Joseph S. {Allen & C), hardware, 35 and
37 State, boards 22 Broad
Curtiss Norman S. boards 136 Green
Curtiss Willard, carpenter, b. 799 Broadway
Curtiss Wm. J. civil engineer A. & S. R. R, 73
State, bds. 22 Broad
Cushing George jr. division engineer's ofiice,
State Hall, boards 38 Lodge
Cushing Julia, widow, house 34 JeflTerson
Cushing John, nailer, house 361 Bowery
Cushman Margaret, house 18 Bowery
Cushman M. C. civil engineer, h. 18 Bowery
Cushman Paul {R. S. & P. Cushman), house 285
State [99 Lydius
Cushman R. S. & P. liquors, 376 Broadway, h.
Cusick John, bootmaker, house 150 Orange
Cusick Robert, carpenter, house 33 Canal
Cutler Benjamin, house 21 Van Zandt
Cutler Charles S. telegraph manager, 448 Broad-
way, house 37 Jay
Cutler Jeremiah, carman, house 76 Third
Cutler John, carman, 44 Elk, h. 53 Lafayette
Cutler John N. house 72 Division
Cutler Martin L. wholesale millinery and bonnet
bleaching, 540 B'way, h. 163 North Pearl
Cutler Timothy R, clerk, 540 Broadway, house
116 Clinton avenue
Cutter Jane, widow, house 24 Van Schaick
Cutteridge John, shoemaker, house 436 Lydius
Cutting Piatt, clerk, H. R. R. depot, house Me-
chanic above East, Greenbush
Cuyler Charles M. boards 89 Clinton avenue
Cuyler Frances A. widow, h. 128 Green
Cuyler Frank E. boards 89 Clinton avenue
Cuyler George, secretary Mutual Insurance Co.
50 State, house 89 Clinton avenue
Cuyler Geo N. 50 State, bds. 89 Clinton ave
Cuyler Jacob C. {Stone, Henly & Co.), Albany
Morning Express, 52 State, h. 79 Lydius
Cuyler Mary V. house 76 Colonie
Cuyler Theodore J. 310 B'way, h. 128 Green
Czerski Abram, house 117 Broad
DABBER PETER, painter, house 128 Broad
Dacasto Aaron, cigar manuf. 34 South Lansing
Dady Edmund, laborer, house 8 Lumber
Dagg David, plasterer, house 10 S. Lansing
Dagg Nicholas, plasterer, boards 10 S. Lansing
Dagnan John, laborer, house 194 Water
Dagnan Michael, house 13 Herkimer
Dahlin Adam, furnaceman, house 441 Lydius
Dahlin Philip, moulder, house 200 Jay
Dailey Eliza, widow, house 285 Wash. ave.
Dailey John, varnisher, house 54 Montgomery
Daily Thomas, carpenter, house — Canal
Dale Tweed Mrs. house 173 Lydius
Daley Ann, lace weaver, house 92 Franklin
Daley Bridget, widow, house 92 Franklin
Daley Ellen, tailoress, house 92 Franklin
Daley John, laborer, house 265 North Pearl
Daley John, moulder, house 102 First
Daley Levi, blacksmith, house 118 Sand
Daley Mary Ann, widow, h. Columbia, G'btish
Daley Michael, laborer, house 159 Lumber
Daley Patrick H. pennypost, h. 46 Dallius
Daley Robert, ivoryblackmaker, h. 16 Clinton
Daltou Isabella, widow, house 49 Soiith Ferry
Dalton {Joseph) & Large (0. A.), cigarmakers, 26
Church, house 49 South Ferry
Dalton {William) & Kibbee {Austin S.), lumber
dealers, 118 Water, house 29 Ten Broeck
Dalton William, laborer, house 121 Lumber
Daly Bridget, widow, house 31 N. Lansing
Daly Catharine, widow, house 219 Swan
Daly Daniel, laborer, house 40 Water
Daly Elizabeth, widow, house 32 Water
Daly Ennis, porter, 18 State, bds. Ill Orange
Daly Honora, widow, house 111 Orange
Daly James, cigarmaker, bds. 1 1 1 Orange
Daly John, butcher, house 7 Perry
Daly John, brakeman, boards 111 Orange
Daly John, laborer, house 265 Nortlx Pearl
Daly Margaret, widow, house 45 Van Zandt
Daly Matthew, laborer, house 204 Spruce
Daly Michael, laborer, bouse 161 Lumber
Daly Michael, mason, house 37 Canal
Daly Michael, laborer, h. 7 Lawrence ct.
Daly Michael, clerk, 62 State, h. 134 Orange
Daly Patrick, laboi'er, h. 273 Green
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ALBANY [D] DIRECTORY.
Daly Thomas, laborer, house 30 Water
Daly Thomas, carpenter, house 140 Canal
Damm Jacob, house 235 South Pearl
Damp Abram, clerk, boards 299 Bowery
Dana Sophia P. widow, house 8 Chestnut
Danau Jacob, laborer, h. Canal near Dove
Danby Moses, shoemaker, house 48 Second
Danby William Rev. boards 28 Second
Dandaraw Anthony, carpenter, house Second
below Harrison, Green bush
Dandaraw John B. porterhouse, opposite Boston
depot, Greenbush
Dang Adam, laborer, h. 367 Washington ave.
Daniel Charles, boilermaker, h. West Albany
Daniels Charles, currier, h. 29 Van Schaick
Daniels Joseph, farmer, Beaverwyck Manor,
Bath
Daniels Michael, 18th reg't, bds. 23 Orange
Daniels Richard, porterhouse, 23 Orange, h. do
iels Robe
5 Daniels
■c
Daniels Robert L., Havelock battery, boards
Daniels Spencer, attorney, house 5 Daniels
Dankert Wm. shoemaker, h. 3() Delaware
Danzinger Horace, junkshop, 199 South Pearl,
house 197 do.
Dare Gideon, tallyman, N. Y. C. R. R. bds. 31
Division
Dare Samuel, tallyman, N. Y. C. R. R. house 31
Division
Darling Ann Mrs. house 78 Clinton avenue
Darrow John H. brakeman H, R. R. h. B'way,
above Johnson, Greenbush
Darrow R. C. boards 51 North Pearl
Dart Lyman G. engineer, house lOl Second
Dasch John, moulder, house 15 Alexander
Dasch John jr. moulder, house 17 Alexander
Daum Jacob, moulder, house 150 Franklin
Dauphin John C. cabinetmaker, 22 K Hawk, h.
58 Bowery
Davenport Charles, carman, h. 309 State
Davenport David, currier, house 66 Howard
Davenport 0. H. 78 State
Davenport Samuel J. lumber ins. h. 162 Lumber
Davenport William, stoves, 638 Broadway, h.
rear 63 Orange
Davenport William, laborer, h. Morton n. Swan
Davey George Wm. llth reg't, bds. 162 Hudson
Davey James, carpenter, h. 62 West Ferry
Davey Wm. mason, house 162 Hudson
Davidson Chas. M. shoemaker, b. 16 N. Lansing
Davidson Eliza, widow of Alexander, house
198 Ly dius
Davidson George, grocer, 87 Church, house 18
South Ferry
Davidson George G. clerk. Com. Bk. h. 86 Second
Davidson Gilbert C. house 40 Beaver
Davidson George M. boards 62 Union
Davidson Hannah, widow, house 48 Union
Davidson Janet E. widow, house 86 Second
Davidson John, carpenter, h. 82 Swan, Arb. hill
Davidson John M. B. iron safe and car mauuf.
Broad below Westerlo, house 40 Beaver
Davidson Mary, widow, grocer, Dove cor. Elm
Davidson Matthew H. grocer, 87 Church, house
18 South Ferry
Davidson Robert, 3d dist. police, h. 82 Swan
Davidson Samuel, machinist, bds. 82 Swan
Davidson W. H. hardware, bds. 40 Beaver
Davidson Wm. R. attorney, h. 120 Clintt)n ave.
Davidson, see Davison
Da vies A. Mrs. dressmaker, h. 197 Hamilton
Davies George, gardener, h. Plank r. n. Perry
Davis Abraliam, tailor, h. Schuyler c. Franklin
Davis Albert W. clerk, 660 Broadway, boards 134
North Pearl
Davis Betsey, widow, hoiise 31 South Pearl
Davis CiiarlBS E. lumber insp. h. 85 Ten Broeck
Davis Charles W. {James Davis & Sons), boards
63 Grand
Davis Daniel S. express agent, 12 Exchange
Building, boards American Hotel
Davis Elisha S. clerk, 14 Hudson, h. 58 Division
Davis Henry A. meatstall, 199 Hamilton, house
197 do.
Davis Jame9i& Sons {Charles TV. & Wm. H.),
coal dealers, 102 South Pearl, and 175 B'way,
house 18 Fulton
Davis John, laborer, house 62 Third
Davis John, laborer, house 41 Schuyler
Davis John, machinist, W. R. R. h. Greenbush
Davis John, sashmaker, h. 63 North Lansing
Davis John B. moulder, house 81 First [do.
Davis John C. flour and grain, 3 Hudson, h. 233
Davis John L. Y^rinter, house 71 Second
Davis Joseph, house 12 Ten Broeck
Davis Jos. 2d, assistant postmaster, also paints,
oils, drugs, &c., 72 State, house 189 do.
Davis Leggett, boatman, house 54 Colonie
Davis Ralph, jeweler, 54 S. Pearl, h. 11 Rose
Davis (Roivland C), Craft (C. G.) & Wilson (Geo.
P.), tailoi-s and clothiers, 472 Broadway, h.
50 N. Pearl [Bath
Davis Timotliy, engineer Boston ferryboat, h. at
Davis William, carpenter, boards 61 Second
Davis Wm. ins. agt. 448 Broadway, b. Eagle cor.
Hudson
Davis Wm. shoemaker, house 155 Broad
Davis Wm. Mrs. house 107 Dove
Davis Wm. E. clerk, 355 B'way, h. 23 Liberty
Davis Wm. H. {James Davis & Sons), coal, house
47 Grand
Davis Wm. N. captain, house at Bath
Davis Wm. P. {Felloivs & D.), real estate agent,
Beaver cor. Green, house 68 Division
Davison Benjamin W. artist, 448 Broadway, bds.
135 Clinton avenue
Davison Elizabeth, nurse, house 12 Dove
Davison George, carman, house 177 Lancaster
Davison George, safemaker, boards 221 Green
Davison Hannah, widow, house 48 Hamilton
Davison John, carman, house 59 Green
Davison {IVm. R) & Olin {E. R.), attorneys, 94
State, house 120 Clinton avenue
Davison, see Davidson [Johnson
Davou William, shoemaker, 22 Beaver, house 5
Davy Hugh [Higgins & D.), liquors, 618 & 6l8)i
Broadway, boards Merchants Hotel
Dawson Dennis, laborer, house 14 Jefferson
Dawson Geo. postmaster {Weed, Parsons & Co.,
also Weed, Dawson Sc Co.), 61State, house 49
Ten Broeck
Dawson George S. captain 2d artillery, boards 49
Ten Broeck [bush
Dawson James, machinist, house Green, Green-
Day Cornelius {Philpot & D.), carpenter, 58
Second, house 99 Third
Day Edwin, carpenter, 58 Second, h. 99 Third
Day James, laborer, hoiase 1 Center
Day Mary, widow, house 197 Green
Day Matthias, house 1 5 Sand
Day Thomas H. conductor, N. Y. C. R. R. h. 130
Second
Day William, furnaceman, h. 35 Sand
Dayton Wm. moulder, house 1 14 Green
De;;n Amos, attorney, house 77 Ten Broeck
Dean Edward H. cierk N. Y. C. R. R. freight of-
fice, house 4 Swan
Dean Noah S. eclectic dispensary and bathing
saloon, 514 B'way, and 29 James, house do.
Dean Samuel, laborer, house 16 Center
Dean Thomas, shoemaker, house 78 Franklin
Dearstyne Alonzo, ferryman, boards at Bath
Dearstyne Cornelius (Jas. D. & Bros.), h. Bath,
post office address, Albany
ALBANY [D] DIRECTORY.
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Dearstyne Edward, Farmer's Hotel, Bath, post
office address, Albany
Dearstyne Hannah, widow, house at Bath
Dearstyne Henry, on ferry boat, house at Bath
Dearstyne James & Brothers {Samuel & Corne-
lius), grocers and proprietors steam ferry
at Bath, h. do. post office address, Albany
Dearstyne James jr. clerk, house at Bath
Dearstyne John, peddler, h. 6 Wash'n, G'bush
Dearstyne Lawrence, pilot, h, Columbia, Bath
Dearstyne Marg't, wiclow of Abram, h. 94 Philip
Dearstyne Samuel {James D. & Bros.), house
Bath, post office address, Albany
Dearstyne Sylvester, volunteer, bds. at Bath
Debeau Alfred, cook, house Canal near Snipe
Deblers Joseph, blacksmith, 301 Washington av.
house 303 do.
Dech Conrad, varnisher, house 141 Sand
Decker George, teamster, h. 176 Clinton av.
Decker Wm. cabinetmaker, house 206 X Wash.
avenue
Decker Wm. carman, house 152 Eagle
Dederick Levi & P. K. manuf. of hay presses &c,
58 and 60 Bleecker, house 91 Lydius
Dederick Paul, laborer, h. W. Ferry, n. Ontario
Dederick Peter K. {L. & P. K. Dederick), boards
91 Lydius
Dederick R. Rev. bds. 91 Lydius
Dedmer John, laborer, house 247 Sand
Dedmer Valentine, laborer, house 307 Bowery
Dedrick James, carpenter, boards 5 Rose
Deering Charles, boardinghouse, 33 Montgomery
De Forest A. H. assistant teller State Bank, bds.
83 Lydius
De Forest Anna Mrs. boards 87 Orange
De Forest Bartholomew S., architect and real es-
tate agt. 74 State, h, Hopedale, Bethlehem
De Forest Charles A. & Co. (Stewart Campbell),
grocers, Green cor. Hamilton, h. 83 Lydius
De Foi-est Dewitt, clerk, 76 Green, h. 50 Broad
De Forest Jacob J. lieut. col. 81st reg't, house
385 Lydius
De Forest James P- cigarmaker, h. 1 89 Lumber
De Forest Jesse, printer, h. r, 124 Clinton av.
De Forest John, clerk W. R. R. boards Boston
House, Greenbush
De Forest John P. farmer, house Steuben, Bath
De Forest Philip J. botanic physician, house 189
Lumber
De Forest Richard, clerk, 817 Broadway, b. do.
Defreest Anna Maria, widow, house 30 Teunis
Defreest John, laborer, house Steuben, G'bush
Defreest Margaret, widow, bds. 151 N. Pearl
Defreest Wm. cigarmaker, house 240 Lumber
Degen Conrad, turner, 32 James, h. 188 Bowery
De Graff Aaron, house 69 Beaver
De Graflf D. druggist, 53 S. Pearl, house 2 Plain
De Graft" John I. boards 2 Plain [33 Columbia
De Groot Friesu, liquors, 597 Broadway, house
Dehal Wm. cabinetmaker, house 54 Schuyler
Deibrich Herman, volunteer, h. 224 Wash. av.
Deitz Chai'les H. painter, house 106 Lark
Deitz Eliza, widow, house 398 Lydius
Deitz Henry, bookkeeper, 80 Pier, b. 38 Hawk
Deitz Jacob, waiter, 4 S. Pearl, house 106 Broad
Deitz Joseph J. carpenter, house 105 Lark
Deitz William A. agent, 59 North Pearl, h. Hawk
between First and Second, Arbor hill
De Jonge John, tinsmith, house 100 Broad
De Jonge Leendert, shoemaker, house 30 Clinton
Dek Francis, laborer, house 57 Bradford
Delacy Alice, dressmaker, bds. 8 Canal
Delacy Catharine, widow, house 8 Canal
Delacy James, 63d reg't, bds. 8 Canal
Delacy Mary, dressmaker, bds. 8 Canal
Delamar Frank, carpenter, h. 39 Swan, Arb. hill
Delamar Rosetta, widow, h. 39 Swan, Arb. hill
6
Delamater Frederick, furniture wagon, house
177 Second
De La Mater Ira M. physician, 240 Wash. ave.
De La Mater James, 9lst reg't, house 372 Lydius
De La Mater John A. toys and fancy goods, 576
Broadway, bds. 77 North Pearl
De La Mater La Fayette, tailor, house Morris
above Ontario
De La Mater Richard, carriagesmith, b. 9 Beaver
De La Mater Stephen T. toys and fancy goods,
576 Broadway
Delamotte Peter, carpenter, house 452 Lydius
Delaney Andrew, butcher, house 426 Bowery
Delaney Anna, widow, house 72 Canal
Delaney Charles, house 17 Gansevoort
Delaney Jeremiah, engineer, h. North Albany
Delaney James, carpenter, bds. 156 Lydius
Delaney John, blacksmith, W. Railroad
Delaney John, laborer, house 56 Third
Delaney John, boatman, house 33 N. Lansing
Delaney John, blacksmith, house 110 Arch
Delaney John, laborer, house 10 N. Lansing
Delaney Julia, widow, tailoress, h, 36 Van Woert
Delaney Mary, widow of John, grocer, 56 Third
Delaney Michael, blacksmith, bds. 72 Canal
Delaney Michael, laborer, bds. 36 Van Woert
Delaney Michael, laborer, house 23 Lawrence
Delaney Michael, mason, house 65 Snipe
Delaney Michael, mason, house 167 Elm
Delaney Michael J. laborer, bds. 36 Van WcJtert
Delaney Patrick, laborer, h. 69 La Fayette
Delaney Patrick, laborer, house 36 Van Woert
Delaney Peter H. baker, 19 Lark, house do.
Delaney Sylvester J. boilermaker, h. Harrison
near First, Greenbush
Delavau John S. physician, 109 State, b. 41 Hawk
Delehanty Andrew D. mason, h. 196 Clin. av.
Delehanty Ann, widow, grocer, 49 Dallius
Delehanty Bridget, widow of John, house 178
Colonie
Delehanty Edward, maltster, house 112 Sand
Delehanty Edward, tapper W. W. h. 52 Congress
Delehanty John, brewer, house 133 Church
Delalianty John, carman, house 45 John
Delehanty John P. mason, house 133 Orange
Delehanty Martin, clerk Common Council, office
5 City Hall, house 47 Dallius
Delehanty Michael, tin and coppersmith and
plumber, 26 Green, house 132 do.
Delehanty Richard T. carpenter, house 45 John
Delehanty Thomas, brewer, house 73 Dallius
Delehanty Wm. laborer, house 259 State
Dell Andrew J. tailor, h. Clinton, Bethlehem
Dell George, tailor, h. Clinton, Bethlehem
Dell Nicholas, tailor, h. Clinton, Bethlehem
Delong Amos, teamster, H. R. R. R. house First
below Harrison, Greenbush
De Lucca Joseph Rev. house 51 Dallius
Demelt Sarah E. widow, house 271 Hudson
Demgen Matthias, blacksmith, house 173 Broad
Demgen Nicholas, engineer at Burt's, h. 8 Centre
Deming Charles, clerk, 390 Broadway, boards 28
Division
Deming Dudley, capt. h. Broadway, Greenbush
Deming George E. pilot, b. B'way, Greenbush
Deming John R. pilot, bds. B'way, Greenbush
Deming William, bds. 28 Division
Deming William H. pilot, house Broadway,
above Third, Greenbush
Demming William, foreman at James Goold &
Cn.'s, boards 28 Division
De Mol Francis, patternfitter, bds. 93 Dallius
De Mol Leendert, patternfiler, house 93 Dallius
Dempsey Ann xMrs. house 106 Hudson
Dempsey Cornelius, blacksmith, 23 Lark, house
Lark corner Sand
Dempsey Daniel, laborer, boards 100 Quay
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ALBANY [D] DIRECTORY,
Dempsey Dennis, laborer, house 140 Canal
Dempsey Dennis, laborer, house Greenbnsh
Dempsey Edward, laborer, bds. 41 N. Lansing
Dempsey James, wheelwright. Colonic cor. R.
K. avenue, house 138 R. R. avenue
Dempsey Jeremiah, carpenter, house 147 Orange
Dempsey John, porter, 77 Pier, house 36 Water
Dempsey John M. lieut. 18th reg. b. 106 Hudson
Dempsey Julia, widow, house 225 Broadway
Dempsey Julia, widow, house East, Greenbush
Dempsey Michael, laborer, house 121 Dallius
Dempsey Murtaugh, drover, h. Tivoli Hollow
Dempsey Owen, paver, house 205 Orange
Dempsey Patrick, carpenter, h. 694 Broadway
Dempsey Thomas, plasterer, house Fowler cor.
Seymour, Bath [55 Lumber
De Munn Henry A. hairdresser, 29 Orange, bds.
Dence David, coachman, 57 North Pearl
Deneen Bartholomew, laborer, h. 74 Arch
Deneen Ellen, grocer. Perry cor. Bowery
Deneen John, clerk, boards 74 Arch
Dengel Andrew, barber, 274 Broadway, h. do.
Denigan Patrick, carpenter, h. 67 Van Woert
Denison Daniel, daguerreotypes, 67 State, house
159 Hamilton
Denison Griswold, grocer, Broadway cor. Ferry,
Greenbiish, house Columbia, do.
Deniston Alida Miss, house 65 Jefferson
Deiynead John, trimmings, 668 Broadway, h. do.
Dennick Helen, widow, h. 473 Washington ave.
Dennick Leonard, painter, house 464 Lydius
Dennis Alexander H. bookkeeper, bank depart-
ment. State Hall, house 148 North Pearl
Dennis Alfred T. pianomaker, house 79 Wash-
ington avenue [148 do.
Dennis Burton C. clerk, 41 North Pearl, boards
Dennis Edward, 43d reg't, house 111 First
Dennison Andrew, carpenter, house 141 First
Dennison Burton H. house 11 Canal
Dennison Charles A. milkman, house 13 Canal
Dennison Charles A. shoemaker, h. 23 Congress
Dennison Dilsy, widow, house 261 Lumber
Dennison Garret V. attorney, 24 Douw's Build-
ing, house 280 Lydius [Greenbush
Dennison John, brakenian, W. R. R. h. Second.
Dennison John H. bc^ards 25 Beaver
Dennison Sarah, widow, house 148 Jefferson
Denniston James Mrs. house 16 Fulton
Denny Thomas, carman, house Church
Dente William, gardener, house 45 Bowerj '
Dentel Catharine, widow, house 35 Sand
Depatine Clement, laborer, house 5 S. Lansing
Depray Peter, saloon, 6K Beaver
Derbeker Adam, brewer, house 13 Benjamin
Derby Horace B. wood engraver, 448 Broadway,
boards 693 do.
Derby Levi L. tailor, house 693 Broadway
Dermody Henry, conductor, house 101 Orange
Dermody Henry, house basement City Hall
Dermody Pat. grainmeasurer, h. 40 Van Sch'k
Dermody Tho. railmaker, bds. 40 Van Schaick
Derny David, boatman, house 19 Chapel
De Rooy Leonius, laborer, house 306 B. Pearl
De Roiiville A. H. painter, house 151 Broad
De Rouville Harman H. bookbinder, house 26
Fulton
De Rouville John, boards 26 Fulton
De Rouville John M. J. house 105 Broad
De Rouville Martin, clerk, boards 26 Fulton
De Rouville Wm. H. wheelwright, h. 47 Clinton
De Rozas Antonio, boards 28 Division
Derrick Wm. painter, house 148 Spring
Desan Adolphus, carpenter, h. Lydius c. Union
Desch Paul, carpenter, house West Ferry alley
Descher John, laborer, house 30 Clinton
Deshay Mary Ann, widow, h. 284 South Pearl
Desmond Daniel, laborer, bds. Schen. turnpike
Desmond Dennis, teamster, house r. 165 Eagle
Desmond Humphrey, laborer, h. 14 Van Zandt
Desoi William, baker, house 6 Stephen
Desowe Anne, widow, house Clinton corner Van
Vechten
Destel Geo. gardener, h. Lydius near Partridge
De Tiere C. & L. carpenters, 6 and 7 Phoenix pi.
De Tiere Constantino (C. & L. De T.), carpenter,
6 and 7 Phoenix place, house 65 Elm
De Tiere John B. carpenter, house 101 Elm
De Tiere Leopold (C. & L. Be T.), h. 101 Elm
Deveraux James, blacksmith, house 79 S. Ferry'
Deveraux James, laborer, house 52X Colonic
Deveraux Patrick, laborer, house 94 Dallius
Deverix Nicholas, laborer, house 80 Franklin
Devery Charles, laborer, house 124 Van Woert
Devery James, laborer, house 124 Van Woert
Devery John, laborer, h. rear 28 W. Ferry
Devine Bridget, widow, house 68 Arch
Devine James, laborer, b. Perry n. Wash. ave.
Devine James, laborer, house 65 Colouie
Devine James, porter, 120 Pier, house 14 Broad
Devine James, porterhouse, Lydius cor. Broad
Devine John, tinsmith, house Clinton avenue
Devine John J. carpenter, house 147 Church
Devine John T. tinsmith, boards Clinton ave.
Devine Martha, widow, nurse, boards 48 Second
Devine Mary, widow, house 301 Hamilton
Devine Michael, baker, house 149 Jefferson
Devine Patrick, laborer, boards 74 Colonic
Devine Patrick, laborer, house 65 Broadway
Devine Patrick, laborer, h. Perry u. Wash. ave.
Devit Ann, widow, house 65 Howard
Devitt Harman, vol. h. 224 Washington ave.
Devlin Edward, teamster, house 151 Jffferson
Devlin (James) & Brother {Lawrence S.), mer-
chant tailors, 516 Broadway, h. 45 Philip
Devlin John, laborer, h. Church corner Arch
Devlin Lawrence S. [Devlin & Brother), tailor,
616 Broadway, house 196 North Pearl
Devlin Mary, widow, house 45 Philip
Devlin Michael, maltster, house 213 Broadway
Devlin Patrick, laborer, house 45 Rensselaer
Devlin Thomas, laborer, house 29 Fulton
Devoe Peter, pilot, boards 42 Clinton avenue
Devoe Phebe, widow, house 588 Clinton ave.
De Voe William H. tallyman express, 13 Ex-
change Building
Devol Charles, physician, 48 Franklin, h. do.
Devon William, shoemaker, house 1 1 Johnson
Dewey Sarah, widow, house 145 South Pearl
De Wint Samuel W. Mrs. house 199 Lumber
De Witt Abraham V. {Sanders & De W.), attor-
neys, 9 Douw's Building, h. 59 Hawk
De Witt Andrew H. ( M'. H ^DeWitt & Nephews),
staves, 67Pie)-, house 48 Columbia
De Witt Dudley W. bds. 61 Hawk [First
DeWittEphraini H. supt. R. & S. R. R. h. 22
De Witt George, butcher, house Warren corner
Partridge
De Witt Lm, saddler, 21 Wash. ave. h. 26 Hawk
De Witt liiuhard V. civil engineer and patent
agent, 56 State, house 61 Hawk
De Witt R. V. jr. clerk. State Bank, b. 61 Hawk
De Witt Wm. H. & Nephews {E. H. Clark Se A.
H. De Witt), staves, 67 Pier, h. 745 B'way
Dexter Anthony, carpenter, h. Jtethlehem road
Dexter Chauncey, 13 Maiden lane, h. 254 Lvdins
Dexter George, shoemaker, liouse 27 Liberty
Dexter {George) & Nellegar {Joseph), druggists,
State cor. North Pearl, house 113 State
Dexter Jabez B. baker, 839 Broadway, h. 837 do.
Dexter James, attorney, 113 State, boards do.
Dey Henry S. machinist, house 81 Lumber ,
Dey Thomas, laborer, h. rear 1 77 Montgomery
Dey Ermand Elizabeth, widow, liouse 4 Eagle
Deyermand James, 3d reg't, house l^rfS Second
ALBANY [D] DIRECTORY.
43
Deyermaiid Jas. Mrs. h. Swan, Arbor hill
Deyermaud Robert, baker,||h. 30 Swair, Arb. hill
Deyermand Sarah, widow of John, h, 7 Ten
Broeck
Deyermand William, manufacturer of liuseea
oil, 381 Broadway, house 39 Broad
Deyo Daniel H. fireman, house 82 Beaver
Deyo Elizabeth, widow, house 82 Beaver
Deyo Francis, peddler, h. 75 Swan, Arbor hill
Deyo Henry, conductor, W. R.R- B'way, G'bush
Deyo James H. waiter, house 225 Jefferson
De Yongh Henry, peddler, house 226 S. Pearl
Diamond George T. & S. P. grocers, Partition
cor. First, Greenbush
Diamond S. P. (t?. T. & S. P. D.), G'bush
Diamond Wm. serg't major 91st reg't, house 203
Hamilton
Dia-s George boardinghouse, 79 Church
Dibble Albert, whitesmith, h. 70 South Ferry
Dibble D. widow, house 191 Broad [ten
Dibble Lewis, musician, h. Tenuis n. VanVech-
Dibblo Sarah A. Mrs. millinery, h. 70 S. Ferry
Dibell Jeremiah, machinist, house 188 Lydius
Dick Henry, mason, h. Van Woert cor. N. Pearl
Dick John, tailor, house 10 Delaware
Dick Thomas, blacksmith, house 100 Schuyler
Dickerman Elsia A. drugs, 197 Green, h. do.
Diekerman Ezra & H. L. variety and paper store,
57 Wiish. ave. bds. State cor. Hawk
Dickerman Henry L. (E. & H. L. D.), h. Lark
corner Spring [98 Green
Dickerman John S. auctioneer, 92 State, boards
Dickerman Theodore M. boards 197 Green
Dickerman William D. clerk, 25 S. Pearl, bds.
197 Green
Dickerson William, gardener, house 425 State
Dickey Alexander, coppersmith, h. 26 Wilson
Dickey Andrew, accountant, 478 Broadway, bds.
5 Lancaster
Dickey Charles H. painter, house 219 Lumber
Dicke}' Isabella, widow, house 26 Wilson
Dickinson Daniel S. attorney-general. State Hall,
boards Delavan House
Dickson Alexander Rev. house 64 Elm [Broeck
Dickson Edward G. clerk, 58 State, bds. 9 Ten
Dickson Emma Mrs. house 64 Green
Dickson Geo. H. student, boards 64 Howard
Dickson Hugh, iiats, caps and furs, 58 State, h.
9 Ten Broeck
Dickson Jas. roofer, 65 Beaver, h. 59 Lancaster
Dickson James, shoemaker, house 350 State
Dickson James, shoemaker, house 173 Church
Dickson Richard, truckman, house 31 Fulton
Dickson Walter, architect, 68 State, house 59
Lancaster
Dickson Walter, canvasser, house 81 Dove '
Dickson Wm. brassfounder, h. 4 Bleecker place
Dickson Wm. clerk, 58 State, house 11 Broad
Dickson Wm. J. clerk, 67 Quay, and flour, 89
Green, house 37 Beaver
Dickson Wra. J. jr. 89 Green, bds. 37 Beaver
Diedrich Henry, pianomaker, house 51 Clinton
Dielil John, hatter, 38 Washington ave. h. do.
Diehl Martin, baker, house 20 1 Bowery
Diet Perry, waiter, house 106 Knox
Dietz Frederic, brewer, h. lower end Broad
Dignan Mary, widow, house 51 Vau Schaick
Dignan Michael, laborer, house 2 Tivoli hollow
Dignan Patrick, shoemaker, house 123 Orange
Dignura Edward, furnaceman, h. 7 Foundry pi.
Dignum James, baggagemaster, N. Y. C. R. R.
depot, house 19 Lodge [State
Dillenbeck L. clerk. Merchants' Hotel, h. 293
DBlman Micliael, boatman, h. 55 Broad, Beth.
Dillon Christopher, laborer, house 152 Colonie
Dillon John, bibonir, house 113 Green
Dillon John, boatman, house CO Montgomery
Dillon John, laborer, house 101 Morton
Dillon John, springmaker, house 46 Dallius
Dillon Matthew, printer, 20 Green, bds. Broad-
way corner Herkimer
Dillon Micliael, carpenter, house 32 Clinton
Dillon Miles, brush maker, boards 9 Chapel
Dillon Patrick, small beer manuf. 104 Canal
Dillon Patrick, laborer, h. rear 289 Lumber
Dillon Patrick, mason, house 162 Broad
Dillon Peter, house 328 Lumber
Dillon Richard, dry goods, 202 Broadway, h. do.
Dillon Richard S. clerk, 82 State, b. 46 Dallius
Dillon Thomas, mason, house 54 Schuyler
Dillon Thomas A. clerk, bds. 162 Colonie
Dillow Nancy, widow, house 57 First
Dineheart Paul, laborer, house at Bath
Dingle John, carpenter, boards 30 Chapel
Dingwall J. nurseryman, Troy road opposite
Manor House [Greenbush
Dings A. J. (Froo»ia7KS: J).) grocer, b. Columbia,
Dinigan Patrick, carpenter, h. 67 Van Woert
Dinkel George, baker, house 33 Westerlo
Dinkeloo , paper hanger, house 189 Broad
Diunen .James, laborer, house Tivoli hollow
Dinnen Patrick, carpenter, house 128 Orange
Dinnon John, laborer, house 49 Van Woert •
Dinnston Robert, carpenter, h. 75 B'way, G'bush
Dinon John, laborer, house rear 132 Lumber
Dinon Thomas, cooper, h. 7 South Lansing
Disney James, laborer, house 19 Columbia
Disney John, ship chandler and sail maker, 1
State, house 183 Hamilton
Disney John T. clerk, 1 State, b. 183 Hamilton
Dison Peter, laborer, house Elk near Lark
Distel George, blacksmith, h. 34 Broad, Beth.
Ditten Christian, laborer, house 137 Sand
Dix Elizabeth R. Mrs. house 27 Dallius
Dix Perry, boards 659 Broadway
Dixon Jane, washing, h. 7 Hunter's alley
Dixon Misses, house 61 Grand
Dixon Mrs. widow, house 76 Swan, Arbor hill
Dixon Samuel Mrs. house 33 Clinton
Dixon William, tailor, house 3 Spruce
Dear Michael, coachman, house 66 Hudson
Dobbin Wm. R. carpenter, h. 129 Clinton ave.
Dobbs Alexander H. machinist, bds. 107 First
Dobbs John, machinist, house 107 First
Dobbs John, bookbinder, house 170 Eagle
Dobbs Lavinus, boat capt. h. 18 Swan, Arb. hill
Dobler Albert F. boards 231 Hudson
Dobler George, porter, house 305 Hudson
Dobler {John) & Bott {Arthur), card manufs. and
paper stainers, 279 Hamilton, h. 231 Hudson
Doctor John, peddler, house 171 Broad
Doctor Moses, peddler, house 62 Franklin
Dodds Alexander C. carpenter, h. 79 Columbia
Dodds Andrew, lieut. 91st reg't, house 76 Canal
Dodds Fergus, house 42 Second
Dodds James, carpenter, 116 N. Pearl, h. 118 do.
Dodge Albert V. V. daguerreotypist, bds. 41
South Ferry
Dodge Amos, newsdealer, house 41 S. Ferry
Dodge Henry J. carman, house 316 Lumber
Dodge Hezekiah, newsagent, house 334 Lydius
Dodge Jacob, milkman, house Delaware turn-
pike near Whitehall road
Dodge Richard, clei-k, boards 42 Lydius
Doe Alexander, boatman, house 119 Broad
Doelker George, teacher of singing and piano,
house 67 Clinton avenue
Doherty James, laborer, house 71 Schuyler
Doherty John, laborer, house 100 Quay
Doherty Mary, milk, &c. 208 B'way, house do
Doherty Patrick, tailor, house 26 Lawrence
Dolan James, laborer, house Spruce
Dolan James, laborer, house 42 Orange
Dolau James, laborer, house 34 Van Schaick
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ALBANY [D] DIRECTORY
Dolan John, bartender, 3 Division, boards do
Dolan John, teamster, house 37 Bassett
Dolan Luke, laborer, house 1 9 Chapel
Dolan Patrick, shoemaker, house rear 113 Green
Dolan Thomas, boatman, house 24 Rensselaer
Dolan Thomas, assessor, safe manufacturer, 94
State, house 98 Clinton avenue
Dole Alliinus S. burnisher, h. 29 Van Schaick
Dollar Conrad T. harnessmaker, h. 24 Chestnut
Dollar Elizabeth, widow, h. Yates n. Partridge
Dolson John, saloon, Steuben n. Ferry st. Bath
Domery Edward, mason, house 213 Green
Domery John, 1st dist. police, h. 155 Broad
Don Edward H. clerk, 384 B'way, b. 186 Hudson
Don Julia Mrs. milliner, h. 125 North Pearl
Don Margaret L. teacher school 13, b. 98 Second
Don Peter C. carriagemaker, 186 Hudson, h. do.
Don William, tailor, house 98 Second
Donaghan James, hostler, house 56 Howard
Donaghan Michael, coachman, h. 71 Maiden lane
Donaghey James, laborer, boards 154 Third
Donaghey Mary, widow, house 154 Third
Donaghey Patrick, cigarmaker, house 147 First
Donahoe Anthony, laborer, house 291 Lumber
Donahoe Bernard, laborer, house 88 First
Donahoe Catharine, widow, house 261 State
Donahoe Charles, peddler, house 1 16 Canal
Donahoe Daniel, laborer, house 73 Lumber
Donahoe Dennis, teamster, house 464 Lydius
Donahoe Edward, carman, house 88 First
Donahoe Edward, drygoods, South Pearl cor.
South Ferry, house 47 Alexander
Donahoe Edward, furrier, house 191 Third
Donahoe Edward, grocer, 105 Dove, house do.
Donahoe Edward, jr. clerk N, Y. C. R. R. bds.
105 Dove
Donahoe James, laborer, house 287 Lumber
Donahoe James, porter, house 32 Bassett
Donahoe James, porter, American Hotel
Donahoe John, fireman, house 77 Colonic
Donahoe John, porterhoiise, B'way, G'bush
Donahoe John, laborer, boards 59 Rensselaer
Donahoe John, laborer, house 23 Canal
Donahoe John, waiter, house 213 Orange
Donahoe John, laborer, house 42 Arch
Donahoe Martin, wireweaver, house 83 S. Pearl
Donahoe Michael, carman, house 221 Orange
Donahoe Murty, laborer, house 171 Montgomery
Donahoe Peter, porter, 618)^ Broadway, h. do.
Donahoe Thomas, carman, house 88 First
Donahoe Thomas, grocer, 43 Canal, house do.
Donahoe Thomas, laborer, house 6 Eagle
Donahoe Wm. paver, house 57 Lancaster
Donahoe, see JDonohoe
Donahue Elizabeth, widow, house 75 First
Donahue James, carpenter, h. 6 Quackenbush
Donahue John W. cigarmaker, bds. 75 Firsi
Donahue Stephen A. cigarmaker, boards 75 First
Donaldson John, peddler, house 70 Wash. ave.
Donar Wm. tailor, house 8 Pine
Donavan Dennis, moulder, house 33 Van Woert
Donavan Edward, laborer, house 22 Mulberry
Donavan John, carpenter, house 60 Schuyler
Donavan John, laborer, h. Gansevoort c. Green
Donavan Michael, house 139 Church
Donavan Patrick, butcher, 200 X Broadway, h.
8X S. Ferry
Donavan, see Donovan and Donnovan
Doncaster Daniel, machinist, 198 and 200 Water,
house 68 Clinton avenue
Donehkey Charles, cigarmaker, h. 249 N. Pearl
Donker William, laborer, house 126 Broad
Donlon Patrick {McHugh & D.), tailor, 44 State,
house 87 Lancaster
Donnelly Bridget, widow, house 169 Broad
Donnelly Daniel, laborer, h. Yates n. Partridge
Donnelly Edward, cooper, house 90 Franklin
Donnelly Edward, laborer, house 74 Colonie
Donnelly Edward, laborer, house 163 Orange
Donnelly James, marbleeutter, house 20 Bowery
Donnelly James, laborer, house 218 Green
Donnelly Jane, widow, house 49 Church
Donnelly John, laborer, house 171 Church
Donnelly John, laborer, house 185 Broadway
Donnelly Michael, laborer, house 41 Liberty
Donnelly Owen, laborer, house 68 Montgomery
Donnelly Patrick, laborer, house 32 Water
Donnelly Patrick, laborer, house 3 Chestnut
Donnelly Patrick, laborer, house 71 Dove
Donnelly Patrick, cooper, 72 Rensselaer, house
90 Franklin
Donnelly Peter, grocer, wines and liquors, B'way
cor. Harrison, Greenbush, house do.
Donnelly Peter, laborer, house 172 Colonie
Donnelly Peter, laborer, house 139 Swan
Donnelly Richard, carpenter, house 42 John
Donnelly Thomas, tanner, house 154 Canal
Donnelly Thomas, laborer, house 29 Dean
Donner Andrew M. paperhanger, h. 34 Clinton
Donner Gotlieb, gardener, h. lower end Broad
Donner Joseph, cigarmaker, house 44 Franklin
Donnovan Dennis, moulder, h. 33 Van Woert
Donnovan Michael, laborer, house 139 Church
Donohoe John, sup't hose depot, house 94 Hawk,
Arbor hill
Donohoe Peter, laborer, house 310 Lumber
Donohoe William, laborer, boards 209 Green
Donovan Bridget, tailoress, house 49 Rensselaer
Donovan Edward, laborer, house Mulberry
Donovan Mary, tailoress, house 49 Rensselaer
Donovan Michael H. capt. 18th reg't, house 57
De Witt \8>i South Ferry
Donovan Patrick, butcher, 201 H Broadway, h.
Doody James, laborer, house 21 Morton
Doody Lewis, laborer, house Elk near Robin
Doolan Daniel, carpenter, house 39 Canal
Doolan James, coachman, house 179 Orange
Doolan John, grainer, house 171 Jefferson
Doolan Richard J. grainer, boards 171 Jefferson
Dooley Edward, boards 75 Canal
Dooley Elizabeth, widow, house 217 Green
Dooley Edward, laborer, house 23 Morton
Dooley James, porterhouse, 163 B'way, h, do.
Dooley John F. engineer, house 135 First
Dooley Margaret, widow, house 75 Canal
Doolittle Ann, widow, house 164 Broad
Doolittle Wm. papermaker, house 21 Bradford
Dooner Ann, widow, house 151 Orange
Dooner John, moulder, house 23 Mulberry
Doran Bridget, widow, house 206 Jefferson
Doran Edward, grocer, 21 Swan, h. 22 Dove
Doran Jackson E. carbuilder, h. 104 Hawk
Doran James, laborer, W. R. R. Greenbush
Doran James, grocer. Perry cor. Bradford
Doran Jolm, mason, boards 151 Orange
Doran Joseph, clerk, 39 State, bds. 698 B'way
Doran Michael, machinist, h. op. Boston depot
Doran Thomas Rev. house 14 Lodge
Doran William, house 22 Dove
Doran Wm. laborer, h. John n. First, G'bush
Doran Wm. jr. clerk, 22 Dean, h. 70 Orange
Doras James, laborer, house Arch cor. Grand
Doras Peter, laborer, house 9 Spruce
Doras William, laborer, house 134 Broad
Dorfler John, furnaceman, h. rear 65 Alexander
Dorflinger Jacob, cai-petweaver, h. 308 S. Pearl
Dorgan Edward, clerk, house 131 Beaver
Dorgan Margaret, widow, house 131 Beaver
Dorlon H. L. Mrs. house 2 King's place
Dorlon Robert, register bank department. State
Hall, house 21 Congress
Dorlon Wm. R. 468 Broadway, h. 21 Congress
Dorn George, grocer, 222 Hamilton, house do.
Dornet James, blacksmith, h. 45 West Ferry
ALBANY [D] DIRECTORY.
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Doraet William, crockery, 182 S. Pearl, h. do.
Dorney David, boatman, house 19 Chapel
Domey William, grocer, 106 Orange, h. do.
Dornis Frederick," porter, 15 N. Pearl, house 152
Spring
Dornon Louis, tailor, 515 Broadway, boards Na-
tional Hotel
Dorr Amelia, widow, house 23 William
Dorr ChristoflFel, dry goods, 270 S. Pearl
Dorr Henry, liquors, 603 B'way, h. 603 X do.
Dorsey Elizabeth, widow, house 74 Clinton ave.
Dorsey Patrick, tiilor, house 26 Lawrence
Dorsey Philip, carpenter, house 189 Second
Dorwoldt Chas. shoemaker, 8 Howard, h. 7 do.
Doty Edward E. messenger, quarter-master-
general's office, house 59 Eagle
Doty Jane, widow, house 31 Hamilton
Doty Lockwood L. private sec'y, executive cham-
ber. State Capitol, house 59 Eagle
Dougal John, laborer, bds. 20 Quackenbush
Douge Michael, barber, 297 Hamilton, house 5
Lark, Arbor hill
Dougherty Ann, widow, h. 466 Wash. ave.
Dougherty Edward, expressman, h. 288 Lumber
Dougherty Michael, tailor, house 374 Lydius
Douglass Charles H. {Douglass, Saxe & Co.), lum-
ber, 3 Lumber dist. h. 756 Broadway
Douglass David, shoemaker, 52 South Ferry
Douglass Edward, bookkeeper, 3 Lumber dist. h.
937 Broadway
Douglass George Mrs. house 6 Dallius
Douglass James, laborer, house 33 Lafayette
Douglass [John), Saxe (C. J.) & Co. (C H. Doug-
lass), lumber, 3 Lumber district, house 756
Broadway
Douglass Joseph, carman, house 63 Lawrence
Douglass Margaret Mrs. boarding, h. 88 Beaver
Douglass Mary, widow of Horace F. b. 77 Second
Douglass Robert, bookagent, h. 42^ S. Ferry
Doulan Joanna, widow, house 245 South Pearl
Druw John D. P. attorney, 23 Douw's Building,
house at Poughkeepsie
Douw Volkert P. 1 Douw's Bldg, h. at G'bush
Dow Daniel G. machinist, house 23 Fulton
Dow G-eorge, pilot, h. First bel. Harrison, G'bsh
Dowd Catharine, widow, house 200 Orange
Dowd Darby, cooper, house 198 Orange
Dowd James, house 4 Hawk
Dowd John, moulder, house 107 Beaver
Dowd Michael, house 32 Howard
Dowd Michael, house 4 Hawk near Canal
Dowd Sarah, widow, house 168 Hudson
Dowd Thomas, paver, house Canal above Swan
Dowdell Edward, laborer, house 21 De Witt
Dowdell Patrick, laborer, house Tivoli Hollow
Dowdy Adam, tailor, house 176 Spring
Dower Catharine, widow, grocer, h. 91 Franklin
Dower Morris, grocer, 273 Elm, house do.
Dower MoiTis, shoemaker, bds. 350 State
Dowling Alice M. §chool, 195 Elm, house do.
Dowling Nicholas, laborer, h. 108 Third
Dowling Rhoda, widow, house 26 Jay
Dowling William, tailor, house 56 Arch
Downey John, butcher, house 222 Bowery
Downey John, laborer, house 105 Arch
Downey John sen. butcher, h. 411 Wash. ave.
Downey John jr. butcher, h. 41 1 Wash. ave.
Downey Mary, widow, h. 169)4 Montgomery
Downey Michael, laborer, b. 169 X Montgomery
Downey Patrick, butcher, house 216 Bowery
Downey Stephen, grocer, 214 Bowery, h. do.
Downey Thomas, butcher, 101 Arch, h. do.
Downey Walter, miller, house Tivoli Hollow
Downey Wm. tailor, house 52 Dallius
Downing George, attorney, 94 State, h. 47 Hawk
Downs Edward, milkman, h. 518 Clinton ave.
Downs James, laborer, boards 126 Orange
Downs John, laborer, house 133 Bowery
Downs Thomas, laborer, house 108 Sand
Dowsett Isaiah C. jr. boots and shoes, 68 South
Pearl, house 63 Division
Dowsett Isaiah C. boots and shoes, 78 S. Pearl
Doyle Bridget, widow, house 89 Elm
Doyle Edmund, grocer, 110 Water, h, do.
Doyle Edward, laborer, house 8 Foundry place
Doyle Henry, laborer, hoiise 61 Canal
Doyle Hugh P. clerk, 21 S. Pearl, h. 22 Norton
Doyle .James, carpenter, h. 18 Lumber [Green
Doyle James, blacksmith, 151 Church, house 209
Doyle James, laborer, house 49 Van Schaick
Doyle John, laborer, house 46 Arch
Doyle John, moulder, house 273 Green
Doyle John, plumber, house 140 Canal
Doyle Lawrence, peddler, house 32 S. Lansing
Doyle Martin, shoemaker, h. Spruce ab. Eagle
Doyle Mosef , clerk, 67 Grand, b. 41 Elm
Doyle Moses, laborer, house 41 Rensselaer
Doyle Michael, intelligence office, 12 Howard,
house 44 Union
Doyle Patrick, teamster, house 319 State
Doyle Patrick, laborer, house 68 Colonie
Doyle Patrick, laborer, h. rear 55 Van Woert
Doyle Patrick, laborer, house 26 Morton
Doyle Richard, carpenter, house 17 Morton
Doyle Richard, sawyer, house 63 Van Woert
Doyle Thomas, cigarmaker, h. 226 Hamilton
Doyle Thomas, peddler, house 45 Van Zandt
Doyle Thomas, brakeman, h. 265 N. Pearl
Doyle Walter, carman, house 47 Lafayette
Doyle Wm. furnaceman, house 263 N. Pearl
Doyle Wm. gardener, house 12 Bethlehem road
Doyle William J. carman, bds. 63 Van Woert
Doyne Mary, widow, house 74 Clinton avenue
Drake Catharine, widow, house 162 Swan
Drake William, shoemaker, h. 7 Wash. ave.
Drake William, mason, house 9 Wendell
Draper John B. machinist, house 52 High
Draper Josiah H. house 48 Howard
Draper Sylvester B. boardinghouse, 25 Quack-
enbush
Drayner Edward W. moulder, h. 179 S. Pearl
Dreis John, furnaceman, li. Broad, Bethlehem
Dreis John J. laborer, house 37 Alexander
Drew Daniel, laborer, h. B'way n. John, G'bush
Drew Ellen, widow, h. John n. First, G'bush
Drew Jacob, gardener, h. Plank rd. c. Partridge
Drew James, laborer, house 64 Plumb
Drew Mary, widow, house 64 Green
Drew Michael, birds, 70 Green, h. 64 Division
Drew Pt^ter John, carpenter, house 27 Morton
Drick William, furnaceman, h. 144 Franklin
Driscoll James, blacksmith, house 14 Rose
Driscoll Mary, widow, house 3 North Lansing
Driscoll Patrick, laborer, house 184 Montgomery
Droogan Cornelius, grocer, house 3 Morton
Droogau Mary, widow of Owen, h. 83 S. Ferry
Droogan Peter, grocer, 5 Morton, house do.
Droogan Rosanna, dress and cloakmaker, house
83 South Ferry
Droogan Thomas, farmer, house 106 Morton
Droogan Thomas, peddler, house 97 Morton
Droogan Thomas, moroccofinisher, h. 69 S. Pearl
Drullard Solomon, general freight agent, N. Y.
C. R. R. Exchange Building, b. Am. Hotel
Drum Aaron, butcher, house Broadway corner
Second avenue, Greenbush
Drum Glen V. R. house Second ave. G'bush
Drum Hiram, meat market, 46 Broadway, h.
68 Second avenue, Greenbush
Drum Peter, printer, house 176 Jefferson
Drum Sylvester, baggagemaster, H. R. R. R. h.
84 Lumber
Drummond Alexander, laborer, b. 151 Bowery
Drummond Michael, printer, bds. 9 Chapel
46
ALBANY [D] DIRECTORY
Drury Wm. laborer, h. John n. Second, G'bush
Dubieu Anthony, furrier, house 31 Lark
Dubois Alfred, waiter, Delavan House, house
147 Church
Dubois Edward E. barber, 65 Nucella
Dubois George, machinist, house 32 South Ferry
Dubois James, boatman, house 233 Lumber
Dubuque John, bandbox manuf. 423 Broadway,
boards 6 Green
Dubuque John C. paper box mjiuufacturer, 423
Broadway, boards 88 Beaver
Dudley Blandina, widow, house 69 N. Pearl
Dudley John T. carpenter, h. 114 Spring
Dudley Orange, clerk, 142 Wash. ave. boards
114 Spring [ment. State Hall
Duempelmanh Lewis C. clerk, treasury dejiart-
Duesl^r Daniel, tailor, house 30 Congress .
Duesler John, Havelock battery, b. 30 Congress
Duevar Louis, shoemaker, house 23 Rensselaer
Dupy James, shoemaker, bds. 183 Broadway
Dull' Andrew, clerk, bds. 215 Broadway
Duff James, waiter, Broadway cor. State
DuffMary, widow, saloon, 215 Broadway
Duff Thomas, foundryman, house 15 Dovo
Dulf William, hackman, house 107 Canal
Duffey Bernard, waiter, boards 21 Orange
Dutfey James, laborer, h. rear 185 Orange
Duffey Jamns, tailor, house Arch cor. Grand
Duffey James, shoemaker, 172 Montgomery
Duffey James, printer, house 43 John
Duffey James jr. printer, 9 James, b. 43 John
Duffey John, waiter, 57 North Peai-1
Duffey Owen, grocer, 54 Philip, house do.
Duffey Patrick, baker, liouse 58 Church
Duffey Philip, boardinghouse 21 Orange
Duffey Sarah, widow, h. rear 5 Morton
Duffy Bernard, baker, house 24 Jelferson
Dufly Bernard, laborer, house 52 Lawrence
Duffy Edward, physician, house 29 N. Pearl
Dufly George, laborer, house 62 Water
Duffy M. Madame, fancy dry goods, 39 N. Pearl
Dugan Bridget, widow, house 148 Church
Dugan Charles, moulder, boards 148 Church
Dugan Daniel, bds. Broadway corner John
Dugan John, carpenter, house 85 Elm
Dugan John, laborer, house 260 Sand
Dugan John, machinist, h. rear 57 Van Woert
Dugan John, shoemaker and grocer, 67 Church
Dugan Matthew, carpenter, liouse 147 Canal •
Dugan Michael, porter, house 54 Dallius
Dugan Patrick, laborer, house 78 Church
Dugan Stephen, tailor, house 92 Franklin
Dugan Thomas, tinsmith, house 89 Philip
Duke John, boatman, house 60 Rensselaer
Dullard John, laborer, house 100 Van Woert
Dullard Martin, laborer, bouse 65 Van Woert
Dullard Thomas, laborer, h. 58 Van Woert
Dumout Robert S. agent, house 114 Hawk
Dunbar James, conductor, bds. 29 Quackenbush
Duncan Dewitt, mason, house 175 Elk
Duncan Elizabeth Mrs. house 105 Eagle
Duncan G. S. agent 94 >4 State, h. 5 Hamilton pi.
Duncan Henry R. merchant tailor, 78 State, h.
98 Lancaster
Duncan James, clothing, 68 State, h. 30 Lancaster
Duncan James, stonecutter, house 60 Orange
Duncan James R. clerk, 68 State, h. 81 Bleecker
Duncan Patrick, bookkeeper, Chapel corner Van
Schaick, house 60 Orange
Duncan R. W. boat captain, h. 18 Swan, Arb. h.
Duncan Sarah Miss, house — Broadway
Dundon Ellen, widow, house 13 Westerlo
Dundon John, carpenter, bds. 13 Westerlo
Dunfrey Patrick, laborer, house 62 Rensselaer
Duniiam Bradlev B. grocer, 870 Broadway
Dunham John VV. {Mead, Dunham & Co.), lum-
ber, 4 Lumber district, h. 269 North Pearl
Dunham Oscar, boots and shoes, 51 Green, h. do.
Dunlavey Tamage, house North Albany
Dunlevy Anthony, britanniaraettleworker, house
31 Rensselaer
Dunlop Archibald A. maltster and brewer, 67
and 68 Quay, h. Troy road near VV. Troy
Dunn Andrew, laborer, house 99 Broad
Dunn Charles, laliorer, house 67 Benjamin
Dunn Christopher, laborer, h. Third ab. Knox
Dunn Francis, laborer, house 52 West Ferry
Dunn Henry M. carpenter, h. 6 Catharine
Dunn Hugh F. printer, house 152 Jefferson
Dunn Jajnes, laborer, house 140 Cliestiiut
Dunn James, merchant tailor, 44 Green, li. do.
Dunn John, laborer, bouse 68 Colonie
Dunn John, laborei', house 23 Center
Dunn John, laborer, h. B'way, below Partition,
Greenbush
Dunn John, mason, house 137 Jefferson
Dunn John, leaver, hous^^ 98 Hawk
Dunn John, laborer, h. 9 West Ferry alley
Dunn John, carpenter, bouse 95 Orange
Dunn Lawrence, laborer, h. Johnson n. Eagle
Dunn Margaret, house 178 Clinton avenue
Dunn Mary, widow, boards 677 Broadway
Dunn Michael, laborer, bds. 66 North Lansing
Dunn Michael, laborer, house 15>4 Rose
Dunn Michael, laborer, h. Vau Vechten near
Elizabeth
Dunn Patrick, carman, house North Albany
Dunn Patrick, wagonmaker, Bethlehem road
Dunn Patrick, mason, house 64 Bradford
Dunn Thomas, sliipcarpenter, house 132 Canal
Dunn Thomas, laborer, house 66 N. Lansing
Dunn Thomas, teamster, h. Second, Greenbush
Dunn Thomas, house 78 Hudson
Dunn Timothy, laborer, h. East. Greenbush
Dunn William, clerk, at J. F. Rathbone, boards
178 Clinton avenue
Dunn William, laborer, house 75 Rensselaer
Dunn William, laborer, house 271 Green
Dunn William J. printer, liouse 64 S. Lansing
Dunn WinnilVr'd, widow, house 152 Jefferson
Dunnery Patrick, laborer, house 27 Howard
Dun nigan Dennis, laborer, house 115 Dallius
Dunuigan Edward, clerk, bds. 121 Franklin
Dunnigan James, hostler. Rising Sun Tavern
Dunuigan James, laborer, house 55 Howard
Dunnigan James, shoemaker, house 107 Canal
Dunnigan John, baker, house 33 Rensselaer
Dunnigan John, coachman, 53 North Pearl
Dunnigan Michael, coachman, h. 71 Maiden lane
Dunnigan Owen, baker, h. Franklin c. Rensselaer
Dunnigan Patrick, laborer, h. 55 Lawrence
Dunnigan Patrick, baker, h. 31 Rensselaer
Dunnigan Patrick, laborer, house 160 Morton
Dunnigan Peter, maltster, house 4 Morton
Dunnigan, see Dcnigan
Dunniiug Andrew J. hack, house 28 .Jefferson
Dunning Samuel B. clerk, 5383'way, b. 27 Grand
Dunning William, laborer, bds. 20 Quackenbush
Dunning William D. engineer, office State Hall,
bds. 38 Lodge
Dunphy Andiew, butcher, bds. 296 Bowery
Dunphy James, laborer, house 62 Water
Dunphv John, laborer, house 62 Water
Dunphy John, laborer, bds. 62 Rensselaer
Dunphy Patrick, laborer, house 62 Rensselaer
Duuscomb Edward (ilomomc it 2).), lumber, 13
Lumber district, house 51 Spencer
Dunster Oliver, cooper, house 134 Orange
Dunvar John, clerk H. R. R. R. h. East corner
Wendell, Greenbush
Dupon Aaron D porter, house 219 Elm
Durack Michael, stonecutter, house 8 Morton
Duran Alice, widow, house 102 .Tetfersim
Durand George, grocer, B'way, G'bush, h. do.
LBANY [E] DIRECTORY
47
Durant Allen B. attorney, 5 Douw's Building,
bds. 138 Washington avenue
Durant Edward A. 119 Pier, h. 91 North Pearl
Durant Edward P. (McKissick & £).), 119 Pier,
house 138 Washington avenue.
Durant Wm. C. flour mills, 58 Pier, h. Troy rd.
Durham James, machinist, h. 2 Van Tromp
Durkin Michael J. carver, Beaver cor. Green, h.
3 Phoenix place [14 Lodge
Durnan James, sexton St. Mary's Church, has.
Darning John, laborer, house 32 Morton
Durning Wm. shoemaker, house 1 Clinton
Durst James, carpenter, 171 Swan,h. 68Congress
Durst Joseph, baker, house 96 Franklin
Dwight Harvey A. com. mer. 120 Pier, boards
Mansion House
Dwight Henry, pianomaker, bds. 57 Union
Dwight Lyman, clerk, bds. 41 West Ferry
Dwyer Ann, widow, house 43 Elm
Dwyer Barney, laborer, house 43 Canal
Dwyer Dominick, laborer, house 129 Franklin
Dwyer Edmund, porterhouse, 27 Fulton
Dwyer Edward, blacksmith, h. 7 Wilber
Dwyer Francis, moroc-ofinisher, bds. 112Dallius
Dwyer James, carpenter, H. R. R. R. house
Second, Greeiibush
Dwyer James, carpenter, W. Railroad
Dwyer James, laborer, iiouse 14 Van Zandt
Dwyer John, carpenter, b. W. Ferry n. Ontario
Dwyer John, laborer, h. Partition, G'bush
Dwyer John, moulder, house 38 Van Zandt
Dwyer John, 6od reg't, bds. 113 Jefferson
Dwyer Mary, widow, liouse 112 Dallius
Dwyer Micijael, laborer, h. Bassett c. Franklin
Dwyer Patrick, moulder, h. Lydius n. Partridge
Dwyer Patrick, laborer, h. Second av. G'busli
Dwyer Thomas, laborer, house 42 Montgomery
Dwyer Thomas, laborer, house 44 Canal
Dwyer William, boards 42 Montgomery
Dwyer Wm. carriagemaker, h. 157 Ea^jle
Dwyer Win. moulder, house 57 Van Woert
Dyer David Rev. tract society office, 1 16 State,
house 13 Grand
Dyer Samuel H. 77 Pier, bds. 753 Broadway
Dygert Elijah, real estate, house 15 Willett
Dyke James R. clerk, 41 N. Pearl, h. 37 Third
Dyke Robert, carpenter, house 54 High
Dykemau Gerret, machinist, W. R. R. h.G'bush
Dykeman John, master mechanic, H. R. R. R.
house Broadway, Greenbush
Dykeman Sarah, musicteacher, h. 158 Third
Dykeman Wm. carpenter, house 211 Lumber
EAGAN BRIDGET, widow h. opposite Boston
depot, Greeubush *
Eagan James, peddler, h. r. 18 Whitehall road
Eagan John, saloon. East Albany
Eagan John J. moulder, h. r. 26 Van Woert
Eagan Michael, conductor, house 135 Grand
Eagan Patrick, saloon, 1 1 Exchange Building,
house 1 1 Canal
Eagan Wm. laborer, house 90 Van Woert
Eagan William, brakeman, house 135 Grand
Eagan, see Eagcn, also Egan.
Eagen John, grocer, bouse 99 Canal
Eager Joseph B. proprietor St. Nicholas Hotel,
iTHaniilton
Eaglefoot Albert, cabinetmaker, h. Tivoli hollow
Eaglestone Thomas, gnrdener, h. 14 Willett
Eames Gideon D. grammeasurer, house 33 Swan,
Arbor hill [Arbor hill
Eames Milo E. clerk, G45 B'way, boards 33 Swan
Earl Caroline, widow, house 297 Hamilton
Earl James H. house 31 South J^earl
Earl James H. Mrs. milliner, 31 S. Peail, h. do.
Earl Wm. J. plasterer, house 57 Lancaster
Earley Mary, widow, house Green cor. Plumb
Earley Patrick, laborer, house 83 Canal
Earls Michael, painter, house 58 Van Schaick
Earls Samuel R. clerk Agricultural Rooms, State
cor. Lodge, bds. 27 Swan, Arbor hill
Early Ellen, widow of Richard, h. 107 Orange
Early Thomas, teamster, house 56 Cherry
Early Thomas, grocer, 46 Colonic, house 78 do.
Early Wm. coachman at T. W. Olcott's
Easterbrook Allen, machinist, house Columbia,
Greenbush
Easterbrook Thomas, clerk, h. Wash'n, G'bush
Easterlee John M. shoemaker, house 196 S. Pearl
Easterlee Martin, carpenter, house 54 W. Ferry
Easterly James, house 39 West Ferry
Easterly Thomas, sashmaker, 131 South Pearl,
house 44 Elm
Easterly William, carpenter, house 165 Grand
Easterly William, printer, boards 32 Green
Easton Betsey, milliner, 71 N. Pearl, h. do.
Easton Charles P. lumber, 20 Lumber district,
house 46 First
Ea.ston Ephraim, bridgetender, h. 136 N. Pearl
Eaton Calvin W. clerk Union bank, house at
Newtonville
Eaton Daniel 0. grocer, 67 Grand, h. 41 Elm
Eaton Jacob D. house 93 Herkimer
Eaton Jolui, moulder, house 6 Bleecker place
Eaton John E. butcher, 13 Centre Market, house
249 Bowery
Eaton R. varnish, 381 B'way, bds. Franklin H.
Eaton William, agent transportation lines, 103
Pier, bds. Merchants' Hotel
Ebel Andrew, laborer, house 76 Clinton
Ebel Jacob, baker, bouse 135 Bowery
Ebel Philip, baker, h. W. Ferry n. Ontario
Eberhard Andrew, hairdresser, bds. 330 Lydius
Kberhard John A. porterhouse, 330 Lydius
Ebner John, porterhouse, 65 Sand
Ebot Andrew, furnaceman, house 56 Sand
Ebsen [Charles) & Wendt {Mlius C), fruit &c. 77
State, bds. National Hotel
Eccles Ann, widow, house 26 Bowery
Eckerson Elizabeth, nurse, h. 26 W. Ferry
Eckerson Thomas, blacksmith, h. Broad, Bethl'm
Eckert Christian, brickmaker, house 29 Sand
Eckert Gilbert M. cigarmaker, h. 92 Third
Eckstine Christopher, varnisher, h. 70 Schuyler
Eddy Clara A. teacher, bds. 16 La Fayette
Eddy Frank, teamster, house 71 Jefferson
Eddy John W. clerk 62 State, rooms 36 Hawk
Eddy Joseph, teamster, house 71 Jefi'erson
Edgerton Nelson, tailor, 91 Green, house do.
Edick PMward, laborer, boards 199 State
Edick Henry, printer, house 223 Lumber
Edick John R. mason, house 199 State
Edinger Charles, harnessniaker, h. 102 Spring
Edinger John P. gardener, house 102 Spring
Edmestou Alexander A. surgeon 18th regiment,
house 96 Lancaster
Edmonds Hiram A. Mrs. h. 11 Clinton avenue
Edmonds Tliomas, laborer, h. Plumb n. Green
Edson Benjamin, teacher, boards 93 Eagle
Edson [Franklin) & Co. [David Orr), distillery,
Broadway, office 11 Hudson, h. 44 N. Pearl
Edwards Isaac, attorney, 73 State, house 73 Ten
Broeck
Edwards .Lames, attorney, 74 State, house 19 Elk
Edwards James, jr. [Young, Edwards & Co.), 35
Quay, boards 19 Elk
Edwards John, laborer, house 98 Van Woert
Edwards John, in brewery, house 56 N. Ferry
Edwards John J. carpenter, house 36 Water
Edwards George, liou,se 87 Washington avenue
Edwards Patrick, laborer, boards 36 Water
Edwards Theodore, engineer N. Y. C. R. R.
house 103 Colonie [Lydius
Edwards Thomas, butcher. Jay c. Lark, h. 413
48
ALBANY [E] DIRECTORY.
Edwards William, shoemaker, h. Seymour, Bath
Eemsing John, house 64 Clinton
Eemsing John C. paperhanger, house 64 Clinton
Effler Michael, harnessmaker, b. 12 Washington,
Greenhush
Egan Keron, housemover, house 81 Jefterson
Egan Patrick, laborer, house rear 1 1 Canal
Egan William, brakeman, house Grand
Egan, see Eagan
Egginton Wm. carpenter, Philip cor. W. Ferry
Eggleston Wm. W. (Vanderzce & Co.), and boat
inspector, house 777 Broadway
Egleston George D. clerk W. R. R. h. 31 Dallius
Eglaston John M. house 31 Dallius
Eglestou Sarah, widow, house 29 Dallius
Eglinton Wm. T. coachmaker, house 332 State
Ehlers Henry, tailor, h. Clinton n. Van Vechten
Ehrich Jacob, peddler, house 274 South Pearl
Ehricke Edward, cigar store, 39 Bowery, h. do.
Eichenbroner Israel, dry goods, 277 Wash. ave.
Eichenhofen Martin, gardener, h. Whitehall r.
Eichner Andrew, tailor, h. 200 Washington ave.
Eiler Christopher, furnacemau, h. 83 Bowery
Eiuzig Anton, laborer, house 79 Sand
Einzig John, laborer, !>. Clinton ave. near Perry
Eisenhut Christian, shoemaker, h. 130 Broad
Eisman August, laborer, house 27 Gansevoort
Elder George, porterhouse, 65 Orange, house do.
Eldred George W. teamster, house 19 Spruce
Eldridge Josiah P. foreman at J. F. Rathbone's,
house 66 North Ferry [North Pearl
Eldridge Sylvester S. stovemounter, house 223
Elias Solomon, physician, house 243 Lydius
Elkins Thomas, apotliecary and dentist, 790
Broadway, house 188 Lumber
EUer John, cigarmaker, boards Union Hotel
Ellery John Mrs. house 295 Lydius
Elliot John B. photogwpher, b. 12 Bleecker pi.
Elliot Walter, pianomaker, bds. 4 Bleecker pi.
Elliott Ellen, widow, house rear 57 Schuyler
Elliott John, shoemaker, house 19 Morton
Ellis Charles, laborer, house 263 Sand
Ellis Charles H. engineer, boards 443 Lydius
Ellis Edgar D. engineer, house 146 Lark
Ellis Edmixnd, 4th dist. police, h. 402 Lydius
Ellis Frances, milliner, house 199 State
Ellis Ira, clerk, 322 Broadway, house 43 Lydius
Ellis James, laborer, house rear 21 Westerlo
Ellis William, wheel wriglit, house 179 S. Pearl
Ellis Wm. tobacconist, h. 118 Clinton avenue
Ellis William, architect, house 345 Green
Ellis Wm. C. machinist, house 156 Church
Ellsworth Alvah N. clerk, house 76 Lawrence
Elmendorf John, steamboat agent, h. 126 Green
Elmendorf J. M. clerk, gas works, house 210
Hamilton
Elmendorf Mary Ann, widow, h. 210 Hamilton
Elmendorf P. E. physician, h. Bethlehem road
Eltinger Mark, tailor, 141 Bowery, house do.
Elze Christian, .shoemaker, 291 S. Pearl, h. do.
Emerich Frederick, laborer, house 36 Delaware
Emerson Chauncey W. broker, X Green, house
370 Lydius
Emerson Daniel, bootmaker, house 3 Columbia,
Green bush
Emerson James B. boards 44 Beaver
Emery Bros. [H. L., G. W. and W. B.), agricul-
tural implements, 62 and 64 State
Emery Charles F. boards 27 Beaver
Emery Geo. W. (Emery Bros.), agricultural im-
plements, &c. 62 State, house 98 Herkimer
Emery Geo. W. 2d, boards 27 Beaver
Emery H. Herbert, clerk, 62 State, b. 27 Beaver
Emery Horace L. {Emery Bros.), manufac. agri-
cultural implements, &c. 62 State, house 27
Beaver
Emery Sally Mrs. house 98 Herkimer
Emery Wm. B. (Emery Bros.), agricultural im-
plements, 62 State, boards 98 Herkimer
Emmich Michael, laborer, h. Broad, Bethlehem
Emmich John, carpenter, house 202 Broad
Eraslie Jane, widow of Wm. h. 215 Jefferson
Enck Frederic, moulder, house 40 Clinton
Endres A. shoemaker, house 15 Bowery
Endres Ludwig, tailor, house rear 468 Lydius
Engel Charles, butcher, h. Van Vechten c. Clin.
Engel Charles, cigars, &c. 24 S. Pearl, h. 53 Green
Engel Ernest, cook, house 4 Sand
Engel John, laborer, h. V.an Vechten n, Stephen
Engel John, farmer, house Whitehall road
Engel John J. porterhouse, 53 Green, house do.
Engel Veit, farmer, boards Whitehall road
Engel Martin, gardener, h. Nucella n. Clinton
Engel N. cigar manuf. 31 Green, house do.
Engel Wesley, moulder, boards 91 Church
Engel William, baker, house 181 Bowery
English Edward, boilermaker, H. R. R. R. h. 8
Second, Greenbush
English Patrick, grocer, Broadway above Harri-
son, Greenbush, house do.
English Wm. shoemaker, boards 76 Second
Ennis Edward, laborer, house 109 Canal
Enos Amariah, teamster, house at Bath
Enos Daniel, laborer, house 233 Sand
Enos Henry, carman, house at North Albany
Enos James, hostler, house North Albany
Enright James, butcher, house 44 Bradford
Enselein Julius, carpenter, house 120 Nucella
Ensign Wm. J. pilot, house 166 Franklin
Enty Elizabeth, house 312 State
Enz Anton, polisher, house 124 Eagle
Epel John, livery stable, 41 Division
Epstein Michael, shoemaker, house 87 Green
Erb George, cooper, house 6 Colonie
Erb Jacob, laborer, house 145 Lumber
Ernst Philip, cabinetmaker, house 12 Stephen
Ertz Frederick, gardener, boards Washington
Garden, Western turnpike [Colonie
Ertzberger Catharine, widow, h. Jackson corner
Ertzberger Charlotte Mrs. house 31 Swan
Ertzberger Daniel, boards 31 Swan
Ertzberger James, boards 856 Broadway
Ertzberger Louis, cigarmaker, boards 54 Colonie
Ertzberger Wm. G. (Vant & E.), cigar manufac-
turer, house 31 Swan, Arbor hill
Erwin George, exchange, 125 and 495 Broadway,
house 576 do.
Erwin Richard, gardener, h. 20 Wash, avenue.
Erwin, see Irwin, also Irvine
Esmay Isaac, house 173 State
Esmay Peter, boards 173 State
Estabrook Royal tf. clerk, 11 Quay, h. 101 Eagle
Estabrook Thomas jr. clerk, bds. Washington,
Greenbush
Etinger Anton, laborer, house Broad, Beth'm
Etzel Jacob, tailor, house 179 Broad
Eustace Edward, clerk, 335 Bway, h. 1 19 Canal
Eustace William, porter, house 112 Philip
Evans Benj. watchman, W. R. R. h. G'bush
Evans Charles, clerk, adjutant general's office,
boards 62 North Pearl
Evans David E. Mrs house 62 North Pearl
Evans Emily, teacher, 2d district school, bds. 20
Quaclceiibush
Evans Henry, clerk, comptroller's office, State
Hall, house 62 North Pearl
Evans Henry, coachman, house 70 Orange
Evans Henry, boardiughouse, 20 Quackenbush
Evans John, restaurant, 8 Hudson, house do.
Evans Jonathan G. ornamental framemaker, h.
223 Green
Evans Mary, widow, house 60 Bassett
Evans Nathan, patternmaker, house Washington
near Second avenue, Greenbu.sh
ALBANY [F] DIEECTORY.
49
Evans Robert, printer, house 202 Green
Evans Thomas, shoemakej^ house r. 72 Canal
Everett Francis, porterhouse, 114 Water, h. do.
Everett Wm. P. Rev. house 130 Lark
Evers James, liquors, 27 Van Schaick, h. do.
Evers John, liquors, &c.. Chapel, corner Van
Schaick, and distillery, 28 Swan, house 99
Hawk, Arbor hill
Evers John J. clerk, boards 19 Chapel
Evers Mary, widow, house 19 Chapel
Evers Peter, laborer, house Canal ab. Swan
Evertsen Albert, 113 Pier, house 19 Dallius
Evert.sen Evert, broker, James cor. State, house
20 First [84 Clin. ave.
Evertsen Jacob jr. broker, James, cor. State, h.
Evertsen Stephen, boatman, house 169 Franklin
Ewald Peter, shoemaker, house 137 Broad
Ewing Erastus, carpenter, house 6 Plain
Ewing Lawson, 108 Pier, house 46 Union
Ewing Lawson jr. clerk, 108 Pier, b. 46 Union
Ewina; Margaret, widow of Henry E. boards 56
Bleecker
Ewing Perry H. 44th reg't, house 54 Bleecker
FABER LOUIS, fireman, bds, 72 Montgomery
Faerber George, shoemaker, h. B'way, G'bush
Fagan Hannah, widow, house 206 Broadway
Fj^an .lohu, laborer, house 1 Foundry place
Fagan John, laborer, house 75 Second
Fagan Lawrence, laborer, h. 851 Broadway
Fagan Patrick, boatman, bds. 13 Railroad ave.
Fagan .Samuel, painter, h. Washington, G'bush
Fagan Thomas, laborer, house 75 Second
Fagan Thomas, laborer, h. 13 Railroad avenue
Fagan William, laborer, house Washington cor.
Second avenue, Greeubush
Fagin Mary, widow, house 58 Van Woert
Fahey Margaret, widow, boards 18 Second
Fahey Michael, porter, 112 Pier, bds. 18 Second
Fahy Joanna, widow, house 228 Bowery
Fahy Michael, laborer, house 18 Second
Fahy Timothy, laborer, house rear 179 Orange
Fail James, blacksmith, house 33 Rensselaer
Fair John, marbleworks, 162 and 171 South
Pearl, house Broad near We.sterlo
Fairbanch Francis, pianomaker, h. 137 Spring
Fairbanks Jacob, shoemaker, boards 17 Lark
Fairbanks John, blacksmith, h. 170 Eagle
Fairburu Jolm, blacksmith, Herkimer c. Quay,
house 28 Bleecker [Partition, G'bush
Fairchild Frederick S. tallyman, house First c.
Fairchild James, moulder, h. 42X South Ferry
Fairohild Sidney T. counsellor, N. Y. C. R. R.,
Exchange Building, bds. Stanwix Hall
Fairchild Wm. B. grainmeasurer,*h. 142 Clinton
avenue
Fairchil 1 William V. tallyman, W. R. R. house
Partition near First, Greenbush
Fairfield Barney, physician, 360 Clinton ave.
Fairmau George B. ruachinery, 318 Broadway,
house 213 Jay
Falclc George, tailor, house 29 Clinton
Falk Jacob, millinery, house 258 South Pearl
Falk John, laborer, house 168 Sand
Falk Meyer, tobacconist, 337 Broadway, house
34 South Ferry
Falk Sampson, pastor Cong. Bethel, also teacher,
house 77 Hamilton
Falke Henry, grocer, 844 Broadway, house do.
Fall Shephard, stagedriver, bds. Farmers' Hotel
Fallon John, grocer, house 140 Orange
Fallou John, watchman, N. Y. C. R. R. boards
Van Rensselaer House
Fallon Michael, laborer, house 194 Water
Fallon Patrick, laborer, house 118 Broad
Falls Wm. laborer, house 108 M Water
Falvey Timothy, clerk, bds. 135 Green
Fanning Charles H. printer, house 182 Lumber
Fanning Hiram, kindlingwood, 78 Canal, house
131 Clinton avenue
Fanning John, laborer, house 45 Third
Fanning Matthew, marbleworks, 12 De Witt, h.
Learned near Thacher
Fanning Wm. laborer, h. 11 Railroad avenue
Fanyou Alexander, porterhouse, 93 Broad, h. do,
Farebonk Catharine, widow, house 103 Bowery
Farbert Henry, shoemaker, house 185 Bowery
Farley Ann, widow, house 7 Delaware turnpike
Farley Bernard, carman, house 127 Lumber
Farley James, boatman, house 133 Lumber
Farley James, brakeman, H. R. R. R. h. Harrison
near Broadway, Greenbush
Farley Judith, widow, house at East Albany
Farley Matthew, laborer, house 28 Howard
Farley Patrick, laborer, house 209 Orange
Farley Philip, laborer, house 85 Church
Farley Thomas, grocer, 334 State, house do.
Farnham Daniel, gardener, house 487 Lydius
Farnham Henry, carpenter, house 92 Third
Farnham John S. machinist, Franklin Machine
Works, h. 89 Dallius
Farnham Leonora, teacher, dist. school No. 13,
boards 135 Clinton avenue
Farnsworth John G. {J. 0. Towner & Co.), lum-
ber, 7 Lumber district, h. 82 North Pearl
Farnsworth Lavina, widow of Rufus, boards 219
Hamilton
Farquharson James jr. clerk, N. Y. C. R. R.
freight office, bds. 29 Division [99 Colonie
Farr Alfred A. Rev. chaplain 18th reg't, house
Farr Alfred B. clerk, 62 State, bds. 99 Colonie
Farr John C, clerk, 21 Lumber district, boards
99 Colonie
Farrell Anthony, laborer, house 162 Orange
Farrell Bridget Ann, widow, h. 55 Lafayette
Farrell Dennis, meatstall, 848 Broadway, h. do.
Farrell Dominick, stonecutter, h. 1 Bleecker
Farrell Garrett, maltster, house 69 Van Woert
Farrell James, engineer, house Whitehall road
near Benjamin
Farrell James, laborer, house 38 Union
Farrell James, boatman, bds. 12 Quay
Farrell James, laborer, house 84 Water
Farrell John, laborer, house 84 Water
Farrell John, porterhouse, 12 Quay, house do.
Farrell John, restaurant, 52 State, house 148
Lydius
Farrell John, laborer, h. r. 74 Lawrence
Farrell John, liquors, 180 Green, house do.
Farrell John, hackman, house Herkimer
Farrell Larry, machinist, house 1 95 Green
Farrell Lawrence, porter, 50 Quay, h. 97 Third
Farrell Matthew, porter, 478 B'way, h. Spruce
near Dove
Farrell Michael, laborer, house 96 Bassett
Farrell Patrick, laborer, house 16 Van Schaick
Farrell Patrick, laborer, house 1 18 Broad
Farrell Patrick, house 70 South Lansing
Farrell Patrick, laborer, house 14 South Lansing
Farrell Patrick, house rear 33 Van Woert
Farrell Peter, moroccodresser, h. 175 Lancaster
Farrell Simon, laborer, h. 177 Montgomery
Farrell Thomas, restaurant, 95 Quay, house 30
Division
Farrell Thomas, porter, bds. 11 Maiden lane
Farren Bernard, laborer, house 167 Orange
Farren Charles, boilermaker, h. B'way, G'bush
Farren Dennis, cooper, house 196 Spruce
Farren John, laborer, house 143 First
Farren Patrick, laborer, house 149 Orange
Farren Richard, laborer, house 157 Jefferson
Farwell Levi, steward at Delavau House, house
238 Hudson
Fasbinder Margaret, widow, house 81 Sand
50
ALBANY [F] DIRECTORY.
Fasoldt Charles, watchmaker, 50 State, house
95 Greeu
Fassett A. G. {Birdsall, F. & Olcott), lumber, 9
Lumber district
Fassett Asa, lumber inspector, h. 101 Colonie
Fassett George S. bouse 76 Clinton avenue
Fassett James A. lumber Inspector, 9 Lumber
district, house 105 Clinton avenue
Fassett Lucy, widow, house 80 Clinton avenue
Fassett Wm. H. clerk, boards 97 Columbia
Fassett Wm. N. lumber, 9 and 10 Lumber dis-
trict, house 97 Columbia
Fatterly George, carpenter, h. 59 Alexander
Fauchera Louis, cook, house 26 Howard
Faudenski John, shoemaker, h. "Van Vechten
near Stephen
Faudrey Henry, boards 156 Lumber
Faust Andrew, laborer, house 75 Sand
Faust Philip, moulder, house 69 Schuyler
Fauth Jacob, grocer, h. 36 Broad, Bethlehem
Fauth John, gardener, h. lower end Broad
Fauth Margaret, widow, house 33 Alexander
Fawell Thos. agent for Tweddle Hall, Mont-
gomery above Spencer, h. 102 Colonie
Fay Geo. B. clerk, post office, h. 793 Broadway
Fayle Thomas, laborer, house 157 Broad
Fayles Thomas, paperhanger, h. 140 Franklin
Fazakerly Geo. carpenter, n. Broadway c. John
Fazakerly Hannah, grocer, 170 JeflFerson, h. do.
Fazakerlv Thomas, baker, 372 Lydius, h. do.
Fealy John, laborer, house 57 Orange
Fealy John B. clerk, boards 229 Green
Fealy Michael, laborer, house 50 Mulberry
Fealy William, laborer, house 229 Green
Fealy William, overseer Penitentiary, house 215
Jefferson
Fealy William J. carpenter, boards 229 Green
Fealy William T. clerk, 2 State, b. 215 Jefferson
Fearey Joseph (T. & J. Fearey), h. 64 First
Fearey Patrick, 9lstreg't, house 43 Liberty
Fearey T. & J. boots and shoes, 50 State
Fearey Thomas (T. & /. Fearey), house 81 Hawk,
Arbor hill
Fearey William, stiident, boards 64 First
Fearey William, salesman, 50 State, house 179
Lancaster
Featherly Jacob, boatman, house 66 Plumb
Featherly John, butcher, 23 Philip, house 278
Washington avenue [280 Wash. ave.
Featherly John, butcher. Pier below Stated h.
Featherly Philip, foreman, h. 249 North Pearl
Featherston Bridget, widow, house 6 Swan
Featherston John, moulder, h. 935 Broadway
Featherston William, machinist, boards 6 Swan
Feck Charles, blacksmith, house near Robin
Fee Henrietta, milliner, 83 X Wash. ave. h. do.
Fee John, harnessmaker, bd.*. 617 Broadway
Fee John A. 91st reg't, bds. 83 >i Wash. ave.
Fee William M. bookkeeper, bds. 83 }i Wash-
ington avenue
Feeler Peter L. boatman, house 111 Broad
Feely Michael, laborer, house 143 Colonie
Feen Dennis, laborer, house 267 Green
Feen Dennis jr. printer, boards 267 Green
Feenan John, moulder, house 14 Morton
Feenan Margaret, widow, house 14 Morton
Feeney Bridget, widow, house 32 Rensselaer
Feeney Flan C. cooper, house 32 Rensselaer
Feeney James, laborer, house 265 Green
Feeney Michael, teamster, house 129 Dove
Feeney Michael, gardener, house 129 Dove
Feeney Patrick, grocer, h. Arch cor. Grand
Feeney Patrick, laborer, house 28 Howard
Feeney Peter H. cooper, house 98 Church
Feeney Thomas, drayman, house 34 Rensselaer
Feeny James, bootmaker, Broadway, Greenbush,
house 131 Dove
Feeny John, laborer, house rear 289 Lumber
Feeny Martin, coopai, house 27 Schuyler
Feily Thomas, moulder, house 103 Broad
Fellows Harriet, house 152 Broad
Fellows Harris I. {Kearney & F.), h. 29 Beaver
Fellows John, tinsmith, h. 230 Washington ave.
Fellows [Joseph) & Davis {Wm. P.), real estate
agents, Beaver cor. Green, h. 29 Beaver
Fellows Sidney E. clerk, 425 Broadway, house
50 Lydius [ah. East, Greenbush
Felt Geston, engineer, H. R. R. R., h. Mechanic
Felten Matthias, moulder, boards 47 Snipe
Feltham Charles P. bds. 28 Third [Arbor hill
Feltham George, 41 North Pearl, h. 91 Hawk,
Felthousen John W. capt. 91st reg't, house 327
Lydius
Feltman John C. house 65 Lancaster
Feltm an William P. {Wendell & F.), jewelers,
480 Broadway, house 66 Elm
Fenall Michael, tailor, 67 Eagle, house do.
Fenan Hugh, laborer, house 8 Foundry place
Fender Jacob, furnaceman, house 198 Bowery
Fender Jacob, laborer, hou.se 159 Sand
Fennesy Dennis, shoemaker, h. 60 Schuyler
Fennesy Michael, carpenter, house 22 Mulberry
Fensham John, clerk's office, City Hall, boards
Albany Hotel ' [Greenbusli
Fenton Charles, conductor, W. R. R. h. North,
Fenton John, laborer, house 20 Fulton
Fenton Patrick, laborer, house 49 Van Zandt
Fenton William, furuaceman, house 20 Fulton
Ferens Edward, laborer, house 63 Hawk
Ferguson Charles, cabinetmaker, 15 Eagle, house
135 Elm
Ferguson E. and M. Misses, h. 37 Lafayette
Ferguson Henry A. landscape painter, 448 Broad-
way, boards 264 Hamilton
Ferguson Hiram, engraver, 448 Broadway, 3d
floor, house 264 Hamilton
Femuson Ingrahara, gardener, h. at Greenbush*
Ferguson James, shoemaker, house 32 Morton
Ferguson John, blacksmith, house 64 Franklin
Ferguson John H. carpenter, house Mechanic,
Greenbush
Ferguson Samuel, blacksmith, house 61 Colonie
Ferguson Sarah, 596 Broadway
Ferguson Walter, tallyman, N. Y. C. R. R. freight
depot, house 138 Orange
Ferguson, see Furguson
Ferigan Christopher, engineer, h. 25 Schuyler
Fermen Abraham, porter, 41 North Pearl, house
rear 170 Lumber [house do.
Ferns Christopher, grocer. Lark corner Lydios,
Ferrell RoberjL carpenter, h. 86 X Wash. G'bush
Ferris Thos. K. {Annesley & F.) looking glasses,
506 Broadway, house 80 First
Ferry Edwin C. express, 12 Exchange Building,
boards 661 Broadway
Fessler Joiin, laborer, house 18 Church
Fett Cliarles, furnaceman, house r. 247 S. Pearl
Fewell Thos. agent, Tweddle hall, h. 102 Colonie
Fiden John, teamster, house 35 Perry
Field George, laborer, house 148 Church
Field John, carpenter, house 51 Union
Field Mary Mrs. uur.sc;, house 32 Third
Fielding John, mechanic, house East, north of
Mechanic, Greenbush
File Charles, loekmaker, h. Elizabeth n. Delaw'e
Filkins Elizabeth, hou.se 76 Lawrence [mer
Filkins James E. clerk, 35 Church, b. 91 Herki-
Filkins Morgan L. pat. medicines, h. 387 Lydius
Filkins Welcome L. patent medicines, Garden
alley, house 304 Hamilton
Finch Elnathau, engineer, h. 16 Quackenbush
Finch Isaac H. hackman, house 409 State
Finch James G. boarding stable, 53 Lancaster,
house 6 Chestnut
ALBANY [J^] DIRECTORY.
51
Finch John K. carpenter, house 332 State
Finch Martin V. B. telegraph manager and agent
associated press, 446 B'way, h. 62 Hudson
Findly Helen, widow, nurse, h. 2^2 Broadway
Fine Francis G. comptroller's office. State Hall,
boards 68 Elm [boards 49 Philip
Finger Gilbert, clerk. South Pearl cor. Lydius,
Finkle Peter, house Lydius near Ontario
Finlon Morris, laborer, house 308 Clinton ave.
Finn David, carpenter, house Lydius cor. Lark
Finn Edmund, bartender Dunlop house, 719
Broadway
Finn John, shoemaker, house 45 Jefferson
Finn John, laborer, boards 104 Canal
Finn Margaret, widow, house 72 Caniil
Finn Mary Ann, dressmaker, house 17 Daniels
Finn Matthew, house 16 Second
Finn Matthew, porter, house 19 Westerlo
Finn Matthew, stovemounter, 21 Green, house
186 Orange
Finn Michael, moulder, house 19 Clinton
Finn Michael, carman, house 47 Canal
Finn Thomas, laborer, house 6 Morton
Finn Thomas, mason, house 79 South Fetry
Finn Wm. laborer, house 41 Canal
Finn Wm. laborer, house 3 Johnson
Finnegan Catharine, widow, house 61 Lafayette
Finnegan Elizabeth, widow, h. 11 Van Tromp
Finnegan Henry C. house 195 Swan
Finnegan James, laborer, house 63 Third
Finnegan John, laborer, house 16 Van Schaick
Finnegan John, hostler, house rear 57 Lancaster
Finnegan John, carman, house 260 Lydius
Finnegan Lawrence, furnaceman, house 16 Van
Schaick
Finnegan Mary, widow, house 1 Chestnut
Finnegan Mary Ann, widow, house 74 Orange
Finnegan Nicholas A. boards 68 Third
Finnegan Robert, waiter, h. 20 Washington ave.
Finnegan Thomas A. upholsterer, b. 25 S. Pearl
Finnell Patrick, laborer, house 53 Rensselaer
Finney Patrick, laborer, house 46 Canal
Finton Martin, carpenter, house rear 1 1 Canal
Fish Amos, farmer, h. Delaware turn, n. Morton
Fish Artema^, house 95 North Pearl
Fish Michael, laborer, house 10 1 Elk
Fish Nathan A. grain, 38 Quay, h. 120 N. Pearl
Fish Roswell P. clerk, 56 Pier, boards 2 High
Fish Sam'l M. flour and grain, 56 Pier, h. 2 High
Fish Simon, peddler, house 105 Schuyler
Fish Thomas, agent, 31 Hudson, bds. 2 Liberty
Fisher Andrew, house 306 Hamilton
Fisher Casjjar, varnisher, house 75 Sand
Fisher Charles H. civil engineer, N. Y. C. R. R.
house 50 Chapel
Fisher Edward, brickmaker, b. 58 Swan, Arb. h.
Fisher Emanuel Rev. house 75 Nucella
Fisher Francis, cigars, 33 Hudson, house do.
Fisher George, boards 30 Chapel
Fisher Gottlieb, dry goods, 823 Broadway, h. do.
Fisher James W. market, 60 Canal, h. Lark
Fisher Jasper, clerk, N. Y. C. R. R. h. 22 Hawk
Fisher John, blacksmith, at Emery Brothers,
house 152 Eagle
Fisher John, butcher, house 1 1 Knox
Fisher John, runner, house rear 466 Lydius
Fisher John, laborer, house 151 Sand
Fisher John B. moulder, house 18 Benjamin
Fisher John M. blacksmith, house 64 Clinton
Fisher John W. boots and shoes, 652 Broadway
Fisher Joseph (Scnrick & jF.) furniture, 40 Wash-
ington avenue, boards 5 1 Bowery
Fisher Joseph, bookbinder, house 240 S. Pearl
Fisher Lenhart, cabinetmaker, house 80 Dove
Fisher Mary, dressmaker, house 116X Franklin
Fisher Mary, baker, 94 Lydius, house do
Fisher Michael, laborer, house 371 Bowery
Fisher Michael, mason, house 51 Bowery
Fisher Moses, elerk N. Y. C. R. R. freight office,
boards 60 Howard
Fisher Paul, gardener, house Canal n. Snipe
Fisher Polly, dressmaker, bds. 116K Franklin
Fisher Richard, butcher, house Bowery n. Perry
Fisher Rosa, fancy goods, 674 B'way, house do.
Fisher Sophia, widow, milliner, h. 51 N. Lansing
Fisher Thomas, house 1 Franklin
Fisher Wm. clerk, 451 Broadway, h. 60 Howard
Fisher Wm. house 60 Howard
Fisher Wm. engineer, 797 B'way, h. 5l2Jackson
Fisher Wm. J. I8th reg't, boards 60 Howard
Fisher Wm. W. agent, house 142 Swan
Fisk Anthony & Son (Anthony TV.), booksellers
and stationers, 71 State, h. atGuilderland
Fisk Anthony W. {A. Fisk & Son), 7l State,
boards 1 Pine
Fisk Edward S. clerk, 71 State, boards 1 Pine
Fisk Fred. A. painter, house 447 Lydius
Fisk Wra. Mrs. house 106 Jefferson
Fitch Allen Mrs. widow, boards 210 Jay
Fitch Amy, house 135 Washington avenue
Fitch Elizabeth, house 135 Washington avenue
Fitch Henry, jailor, Albany Jail, 77 Maiden lane
Fitch Hugh, laborer, boards 206 Jefferson •
Fitch Owen, switchman, house 59 Rensselaer
Fitch William, currier, 333 Washington ave.
house 107 Jefferson
Fitch Wm. E. clerk, 468 B'way, b. 107 Jefferson
Fite Joseph, glazier, house 102 Nucella
Fitzgerald Edward, plumber, boards 25 Canal
Fitzgerald Edward, blacksmith, house 46 Canal
Fitzgerald Edward W. house 139 First
Fitzgerald Frank, clerk, house 28 Howard
Fitzgerald James, shoemaker, house 105 Third
Fitzgerald James G. 20 State, house 131 Orange
Fitzgerald John, laborer, house 59 X N. Lansing
Fitzgerald John, laborer, house 243 Clinton
Fitzgerald John, carpenter, house 4 Morton
Fitzgerald John, clerk, boards 57 Lydius
Fitzgerald John, carpenter, h. 81 Jefferson
Fitzgerald John, bartender, boards 30 Chapel
Fitzgerald Joseph H. newspaper carrier, boards
139 First
Fitzgerald Martin, grocer, 121 Franklin, h. do.
Fitzgerald Mary, widow, house 32 Canal
Fitzgerald Maurice, wheelwright, h. 125 Bowery
Fitzgerald Michael, laborer, h. 38 Broad, Bethl.
Fitzgerald Michael, laborer, house 68 Green
Fitzgerald Michael, teamster, house 256 Bowery
Fitzgerald Richard, carman, house 189 Second
Fitzgerald Richard, laborer, house 57 Rensselaer
Fitzgerald Richard, laborer, house 1 Howard
Fitzgerald Robert A. house 113 Orange
Fitzgerald Thomas, carriagetrimmer, boards 72
Montgomery
Fitzgerald Timothy, laborer, house 41 Lydius
Fitzgerald William, waiter, house 169 Orange
Fitzgerald William, tailor, house 51 Church
Fitzgibbon Edward, cooper, house 375 State
Fitzgibbons John, carpenter, Jiouse 201 Green
Fitzhenry John, grocer, 47 Lafayette, house do.
Fitzhenry Patrick P. bartender, b. 47 Lafayette
Fitzpatrick Christopher, steward, McCardel H.
house 1 1 1 Jefferson
Fitzpatrick Daniel, moulder, bds. Ferry House
Fitzpatrick Deney, laborer, h. Harrison, G'bush
Fitzpatrick Dominick (Samuel & Z). Fitzpatrick),
34 Green, house 113 Jefferson
Fitzpatrick (Edward) & Clarke (Alexander), por-
terhouse, 12 Canal, house 108 Orange
Fitzpatrick, Howard & Langrish, prop, Gayety
theatre
Fitzpatrick Hugh, grocer, 1 Lark, Arb. h., h. do.
Fitzpatrick James, maltster, house 371 State
Fitzpatrick James, laborer, house rear 87 Third
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ALBANY [F] DIRECTORY
Fitzpatrick John , baker, house 273 North Pearl i
Fitzpatrick John, laborer, h. Franklin c. Rens.
Fitzpatrick John, laborer, house rear 86 Canal
Fitzpatrick Julia, widow, house 25 Swan
Fitzpatrick Martin, laborer, house 185 Orange
Fitzpatrick Matthias, mason, house £04 Orange
Fitzpatrick Michael, laborer, house 18 Second
Fitzpatrick Owen, laborer, h. rear 64 Canal
Fitzpatrick Patrick, tailor, house J 97 Orange
Fitzpatrick Peter, laborer, house 130 Eiigle
Fitzpatrick Peter, mason, bouse K)2Arcli
Fitzpatrick Samuel & Dominick, Gayety Saloon,
34 Green, house 142 Chestnut
Fitzpatrick Terrence, laborer, house 2 Cross
Fitzpatrick Thomas, carpenter, h. 58^ Chapel
Fitzpatrick Thomas, laborer, bds. 1 Center
Fitzpatrick Thomas, laborer, h. 69 S. Lansing
Fitzpatrick Thomas, laborer, house 248 Hudson
Fitzpatrick Wm. laborer, house 4 WiUiam
Fitzpatricke Cornelius Rev. house 51 Dallius
Fitzsimmons Andrew, bookbinder, b. 23 Howard
Fitzsimmons Catharine, widow, h. 41 Rensselaer
Fitzsimmons Edward, carpenter, house 63 Canal
Fitzsimmons Edwin C. clerk, 63 State, b. 23
Howard
Fitzsimmons James, coachman, house 23 Howard
Fitzsimmons James, blacksmith, h. 117 Dallius
Fitzsimmons Patrick, porter, Stanwix Hall, h.
342 Lydius
Fitzsimmons Patrick, laborer, house 41 Lumber
Fitzsimmons Philip, clerk, 453 Broadway, bds.
23 Howard
Fitzsimmons Thomas, engraver, bds. 23 Howard
Fitzsimmons Wm. shoemaker, 26 Lawrence
Pixel Christian, laborer, house 256 Sand
Flack John, machinery depot, 318 Broadway,
house 33 Broad
Flagler Frederick W. dry goods, 384 Broadway,
house 62 Elm
Flagler Henry, printer, bds. Hamilton c. Green
Flagler J. W. organist and music teacher, bds.
Dunlop House
Flagler Mary, widow, h. Harhilton cor. Green
Flaherty John, laborer, house 190 Broadway
Flaherty John, laborer, house r. 33 Van Woert
Flaherty John, laborer, house 13 Lark
Flaherty Thomas, laborer, h. r. 24 Van Woert
Flanders Frank, conductor, N. Y. C. R. R. bds.
Dunlop House
Flandrew John, carman, 57 Quay,h. 658 B'way
Flanery Eliza, widow, house 249 South Pearl
Flanery James, watchman, house 255 N. Pearl
Flanigan Anthony, laborer, h. 295 North Pearl
Flanigan Bridget, house 5 South Lansing
Flanigan Daniel, laborer, house 62 Van Woert
Flanigan Daniel, laborer, h. 33 North Ferry
Flanigan Ellen, widow, house 161 Green
Flanigan James, boatman, boards 187 Church
Flanigan .lames, laborer, house 15 Odell
Flanigan James, laborer, house 3 Warren
Flanigan James, stovemounter, h. 47 Clinton
Flanigan James, laborer, house at Bath
Flanigan John, grocer, N. Pearl cor. Van Woert
Flanigan John, tinpeddler, h. rear 73 Third
Flanigan Julia, widow, house r. 24 Van Woert
Flanigan Michael, laborer, li. r. 24 Van Woert ,
Flanigan Patrick, machinist, bds. 29 Plumb
Flanigan Patrick, laborer, house 45 Union
Flanigan Patrick, laborer, house r. 31 Morton
Flanigan Peter, upholsterer, h. 161 Green
Flanigan Simon, bookkeeper, 618 Broadway, b.
22 Quackenbusli
Flanigan Walter, laborer, house 1 61 Lumber
Flanigan William, laborer, bds. North Albany
Flaningan Eugene, brakeman, W. R. R.
Flaningan Nicholas, fireman, W. R. R.
Flannagan Mary, widow, house 62 West FeiTy
Flannagan Patrick, harnessmaker, h. 62 West
Ferry
Flannery Matthew, laborer, house 275 Lumber
Flannery Timothy, laborer, b. 165 Montpcmery
Flonsburgh David, carpenter, h. 16 Whiteh. rd.
Flansburgh Hannah H. tailoress, h. 158 Swan
Flansburgh Henry R. clerk, bds. 38 Hawk
Flansburgh Jemima, nurse, house 168 Swan
Flansburgh John, boatman, house 122 Church
Flansburgh William J. patternmaker, house 6
Whitehall road
Flattery Edward, laborer, house 66 Van Woert
Flattery Hugh, laborer, house SO Canal
Flattery Thomas, laborer, house Tivoli hollow
Fleeser Adam, carpenter, house 10 William
Fleischman Solomon, optician, h. li9S. Pearl
Fleming Agnes, widow, house 23 Lafayette
Fleming James, bricklayer, bds. 23 Lafayette
Fleming Joanna, widow, house 41 Rensselaer
Fleming John, carpenter, house 39 Lafayette
Fleming Martin, carpenter, 50 Bleecker, h. do.
Fleming Patrick, drayman, h. 243 Noith Pearl
Fleming Patrick, laborer, house 77 Orange
Fleming Thomas, laborer, house 90 Orange
Fleming {William) & Laughton (J. C), golden
ale, S. Pearl cor Beaver, h. 162 Eagle
Flemming Christopher, shoemaker, h. Grand n.
Morton
Flemming Edward, laborer, house 19 Canal
Flemming George, laborer, h. r. Green c. Arch
Flemming James, moulder, h. 300 North Pearl
Flemming John, moulder, bds. 57 N. Lansing
Flemming Mary, widow, house 57 N. Lansing
Flemming Michael, laborer, bds. 57 N. Lansing
Flemming Peter, collector, house 40 Lodge
Flemming Pierce, laborer, house 83 Third
Flesh John, moulder, house 73 Colonic
Flesh Peter, furnaceman, house 292 Wash. ave.
Floersch William, clerk, 595 Broadway, bds. do.
Flood Daniel, laborer, house 126 Chestnut
Flood Edward, mason, house 80 Arch
Flood James, shoemaker, 38 Swan, Arbor hill
Flood James, foreman, 313 B'way, h. 163 Eagle
Flood James H. hackman, house 95 Elm
Flood Jeremiah, liv-ry stable, 67 Canal, h. 73 do.
Flood Patrick, labc rer, house 181 Third
Flood Patrick, shoemake.'-, bds. 21 Van Woert
Flood Peter, shoemaker, 21 Van Woert, h. do.
Flood Peter jr. shoemaker, bds. 21 Van Woert
Flood Thomas, waiter, house 116 First
Flood Thomas E. 25th reg't, house 80 Arch
Florence Susan, widow, house 213 Jefferson
Flower Abner, bds. 826 Broadway
Flower John H. clerk, bds. 826 Broadway
Flower M. A. widow of Zeno, h. 826 Broadway
Flugel Adam, shoemaker, house 10 Alexander
Flugel Henry, laborer, house 29 Alexander
Flynn Cornelius, laborer, house 114 Canal
Flynn Cornelius, cooper, bds. 456 Wash. ave.
Flynn Daniel, flour and grain, 846 Broadway, h.
144 Clinton avenue
Plynn Daniel, laborer, bds. 12 Broadway
Flynn David, laborer, house 189 Broadway
Flynn Dennis, butcher, h. 456 Washington av.
Flynn Dominick, laborer, house 168 Orange
Flynn Edmund, house 173 Church
Flynn Edward, grocer, 101 Beaver, h. 105 do.
Flynu Francis, laborer, house 113 Beaver
Flynn Francis, laborer, house rear 73 Third
Flynn Francis, laborer, house rear 11 Canal
Flynn Hannah Maria, widow, h. 77 Westerlo
Flynn James, porterhouse, 47 Canal, house do.
Flynn James, carrier Times, house 3-21 State
Flynn Joanna, widow, house 80 Arch
Flynn John, smelter, house 32 Bassett
Flynn John, restaurant, 3 Division, h. do,
Flynn John, mason, house 71 Elm
ALBANY [F] DIRECTORY,
53
Flynn John, laborer, bds. r. 24 Van Woert
Flynn John W. teacher, St. Mary's school
Flynn Margaret, widow, house 96 Philip
Flynn Martin, cigarmaker, house 29 Canal
Flynn Matthew, nailer, h. 41 Alexander
Flynn Mary, widow, house 23 Canal
Flynn Mary, widow, house Canal comer Dove
Flynn Michael, tailor, bouse 77 Van Woert
Flynn Patrick, porter, 117 Pier, house rear 174
Hamilton
Flynn Patrick, saddler, house 64 N. Lansing
Flynn Patrick, stovemounter, h. r. 11 Canal
Flynn Peter, carman, house 55 Howard
Flynn Peter A. clerk, 500 B'way, bds. 23 Canal
Flynn Peter J, clerk, 846 B'way, b. 144 CI. av,
Flynn Thomas, laborer, bds. 46 N. Lansing
Flynn Thomas, carman, house 110 Philip
Flynn Walter, house 49 Van Schaick
Flynn Wm. J. cutter, 472 B'way, h. 23 Canal
Foelkin Jacob, tinsmith, W. R. R. h. at Bath
Fogarty Daniel, laborer, house 178 Green
Fogarty John, painter, house 66 Third
Fogarty John, laborer, h. 1 Second, G'bush
Fogarty Michael, laborer, house 160 Grand
Fogarty Michael, laborer, house North Albany
Fogarty Wm. hatter, 68 State, h. 167 Lydius
Fogerty Philip, brewer, house 48 N. Lansing
Fogg Thomas B. Rev. b. Partition, Greenbush
Fogle Andrew, tailor, house 165 Bowery
Fogle Harman, tailor, h. 285 Wash. ave.
Fogle Henry, cook, h. Howard cor. S. Pearl
Foland Frances, widow, house 182 Lancaster
Fcland Peter, prop. Farmers and Mechanics'
Hotel, Wash. ave. cor. Swan
Foland Peter B. livery stable. Swan c. Congress,
house 182 Lancaster
Foland Worthington, stable 71 La Fayette, bds.
Poland's Hotel [55 Lumber
Folder Thomas, foreman at piano factory, bds.
Foler Henry, laborer, house 6 Rose
Foley Alice, widow, house 1 29 Eagle
Foley Bartholomew, vol. h. Water near Orange
Foley Bridget, widow, house 140 Chestnut
Foley Cornelius, carpenter, boards 195 Green
Foley Daniel F. clerk, bds. lOl First
Foley Dora, widow, nurse, house 101 First
Foley Edward, mason, house 192 Second
Foley Edward, shoemaker, 52 South Pearl, house
17 Catharine
Foley Elizabeth, widow, house 10 De Witt
Foley Hugh, waiter, house 140 Chestunt
Foley James, laborer, house 150 Broadway
Foley James J. steward, bds. 101 First
Foley John, furnaceman, bds. 144 B'way
Foley John, laborer, house 110 Canal
Foley Mary, house 19 South Lansing
Foley Michael, laborer, house 177 Green
Foley Patrick, laborer, house 53 Nucella
Foley Patrick, laborer, house 187 Broadway
Foley Thomas, porterhouse, 220 Broadway
Foley Thomas, mason, house 192 Secoiji^
Foley Wm. bootmaker, bds. 17 Catharine
Folger Edward F. chief clerk N. Y. C. R. R, Ex-
change Building, bds. Delavan House
Folger John B. lastmaker, h. 127 S. Pearl
Folger Theodore B. lastmaker, 52 Hudson, h.
South Pearl corner Lydius
Folger Thomas C. elocutionist, bds. 44 Beaver
Foil Martin, cabinetmaker, 100 Nucella, h. do.
FoUett Beaman, carpenter, house 81 Third
Follett Isaac, carpenter, house 274 Lumber
Follett John D. carpenter, house rear 78 Third
Folsom Alexander {Arnold, Folsom «& Co.), lum-
ber, 19 Lumber district, bds. 14 Ten Broeck
Folsom Peter, peddler, house 170 Orange
Fonda David E. physician, 49 Philip, bds. do.
Fonda Dow I. clerk, bds. 108 Jefferson
Fonda John, gigsaddler, 324 Broadway, house
244 Hamilton
Fonda Peter, distiller, house 162 Church
Fondey Isaac, teller State Bank, h. 57 Colonie
Fondey Martha, widow, house 57 Colonie
Fondey Ten Eyck H. bds. 29 Division
Fondey Townsend, bookkeeper, 451 Broadway,
h. 193 State
Foord William, painter, Howard corner Lodge,
house 2 Wiloer
Foos Edward, cigarmaker, house 8 Lark
Foos Wm. H. cigarmaker, h. 180 Second
Foote Wm. H. capt. of steamboat, h. 290 S. Pearl
Footman Patrick, blacksmith, h. 69 Church
Foran Andrew, laborer, h. 170 Montgomery
Foran Michael, miller, house 14 Bleecker
Forbes David, laborer, house 71 Colonie
Forbes Isabella, house 59 North Pearl
Forbes James, tailor, house 42 Union
Forbush Duncan, carpenter, h. 293 Lumber
Forby Eli P. clerk, 375 B'way, h. 21 Jeflerson
Forby John, boards 91 Eagle
Forby William F. (R. M. Van Sicklcr & Forby)
com. mer. in staple dry goods, manuf. sup-
plies, kc. 1 and 2 Central Block, Broadway
. cor. Columbia, h. 203 State
Ford Anna, widow, house 47 Lafayette
Ford C. W. clerk, bds. 172 Washington ave.
Ford Daniel H. 50 State, h. 23 Wash. ave.
Ford Edward H. dispatcher, N. Y. C. R. R.
Ford Eliakim H. foreman machine shop, N. Y.
C. R. R. house 258 North Pearl
Ford Eliakim W. rubber goods, 406 Broadway,
house 108 Eagle
Ford Ellen, milliner, bds. 13 Knox
Ford Frances, widow, house 41 Union
Ford Franklin E. machinist, house 162 Jefferson
Ford Frederick, clerk, 406 B'way, b. 108 Eagle
Ford George, engineer, N. Y. C. R. R. house 55
First
Ford Harvey, shoemaker, house 68 S. Lansing
Ford Hemietta, saloon, 244 Broadway, h. do.
Ford Henry E. engineer N. Y. C. R. R. h. 221
Lumber
Ford Jeremiah, shoemaker, house 97 Dove
Ford John, boatman, house 41 Liberty
Ford John, carman, house 52 Mulberry
Ford John, house 107 Bowery
Ford John W. att'y, 50 State, h. 23 Wash. ave.
Ford Peter, laborer, house 50 Water
Ford Peter, peddler, house 100 Broad
Ford Patrick, laborer, house 90 Orange
Ford Wm. R. bouse 172 Washington ave.
Forgue Samuel, carpenter, house Greenbush
Forman George, miller, 67 Quay, h. 141 Green
Forman .lacob C. tailor, house 5 Lark
Forney Charles, clerk, house 136 Bowery
Forney Frank, cigarmaker, h. r. 114 Lark
Forrest Thomas S. peddler, bds. 15 Lawrence
Forrester John, house 180 Jay
Forrester Joseph, bartender, 84 State, house do.
Forsting John H., W. R. R. h. 81 Second, G'bush
Forsyth John, watchman, house 83 Orange
Fort John J. G. agent, boards Union Hotel
Fortier George, shoemaker, house 131 Jefferson
Fortune Edward, house 212 Swan
Foster A. M. slat planing machine, b. 41 Grand
Foster Alden T. pianomaker, bds. 55 Spencer
Foster Chandler, real estate broker, 63 State,
house 190 do.
Foster Charles, teamster, house 116 Bowery
Foster Ezra jr. assistant superintendent N. Y. C.
R. R. house 214 North Pearl
Foster Henry, stoker, house 139 Grand
Foster John N. looking glass and picture frames,
36 South Pearl, boards 28 Division
Foster Lycurgus, cook, 3 S. Pearl, h. 385 State
54
ALBANY [F] DIRECTORY.
Foster MarloTj C. baggage express N. Y. C. R. R.
boards 57 Maiden lane
Foster Rector ( Winegard & F.), grocer, 76 Wash-
ington avenue, house do.
Foster S. Hoyt, depot master N. Y. C. R. R. de-
pot, house 57 Maiden lane
Foster Stephen, gravedigger, h. State bel. Snipe
Foster Stephen L. bookkeeper, 21 Lumber dis-
trict, house 872 Broadway
Foster Thos. G. boatman, bds. 15 Lawrence
Foster William, carpenter, house 81 Lawrence
Foulsteick Mathias, laborer, house 256 Sand
Fouquit William, at brewery, h. 48 N. Lansing
Fourner Matilda, widow, house 25 Howard
Foust Philip, moulder, house 69ScluiyIer
Fowler Amos, physician, house 45 Second
Fowler Charles H. carman, house Tivoli hollow
Fowler Gilbert C. sashmaker, 18 Liberty, house
103 Eagle
Fowler Sarah, widow, house 65 South Lansing
Fowler William S. upholsterer, 36 Green, bus.
65 South Lansing
Fox Bernard, laborer, house 52 Cherry
Fox Charles J. clerk, 4 Lumber district, bds.
Dunlop House [ander
Fox Christian, furnaceman, h. Broad cor. Alex-^,
Fox Edmund, carpenter, house 324 Lydius
Fox George, cabinetmaker, house 294 Lumber
Fox Henry, cabinetmaker, boards 294 Lumber
Fox Jacob, moulder, house 2 Onet's alley
Fox James, laborer, house 170 Colonie
Fox James, tinsmitli, house 50 Hamilton
Fox John, laborer, house 14 John
Fox John, tailor, house 190 Water
Fox Joseph, tailor, liouse 43 Van Woert
Fox Patrick, grcicer. Arch c. Green, h. 70 Arch
Fox Patrick, tailor, house 190 Water
Fox Roger, laborer, house 28 Chestnut
Fox Thomas, carpenter, house 43 Union
Fox Thomas, laborer, h. Gansevoort c. Franklin
Foy Catharine, widow, house 243 Green
Foy Edward, cooper, house 83 Church
Foy Margaret, widow, nurse, h. 31 Alexander
Foyle Mary, widow, h. Mechanic, Greenbush
Fralich Beno, laborer, h. 338 Washington ave.
Fralich Francis, currier, b. 338 Washington ave.
Frame Wm. H. machinist, house 50 Herkimer
France F. A. clerk, 31 South Pearl, bds. 11 Park
Francis Alden S. instructor at Penitentiary,, h.
468 Lydius
Francis Frank, furnaceman, h. Broad, Bethl.
Francis Thomas N. jr. laborer, h. Sand c. Robin
Francis T. W. clerk, house 147 Hamilton
Francis William, blacksmith, h. 22 South Ferry
Francks Jonathan, trusses, &c. optician, 81
North Pearl, house do. [Green
Francois Alexander, portrait painter, house 53
Francois Celestian, portrait painter, assembly
rooms, house 82 Hamilton
Francois Edward A. L. house 82 Hamilton
Franey Michael, mason, house 65 Elm
Frank Alexander, peddler, h. 254 South Pearl
Frank Amor, cigarmaker, house 42 Bowery
Frank Augustus, crockery, 211 S. Pearl, h. do.
Frank Edward B. assistant weighmaster, house
49 Division
Frank John, laborer, house 121 Sand
Frank John, peddler, house 355 State
Frank Joost, house rear 27 Broad, Bethlehem
Frank Peter, brickmaker, house 42 Bowery
Frankenbach Chas. cigarmaker, h. 152 Colonie
Frankenburgh Julius, shoemaker, 33 Union
Franklin John J. 1st dis. police, h. 55 Church
Franklin Thomas B. saloon, 25 Church, b. 55 do.
Franks John, house 101 Dallius
Franzen John, junk, 4 Division, h. 21 Bowery
Eraser John T. clerk, house 22 Elk
Fravor Peter, house 280 North Pearl
Frawley John, laborer, boards 18 Lawrence
Frawley Martin, laborer, boards 19 De Witt
Frawley Thomas, laborer, house 18 Lawrence
Frazer Julia A. crockery, 48 Wash. ave. h. do.
Frazier Elizabeth M. house 269 South Pearl
Frazier John, teamster, house 227 Green
Krazier Sarah A. widow, shoes, 208 South Pearl
Frazier Simon, gardener, house 31 WilMt
Frazier Wm. H. harnessmaker, b. 37 Alexander
Frazier , stonecutter, boards 54 Union
Freckelton Elizabeth, widow, house 99 Second
Fredendall Barney, porterhouse, 119 S. Pearl
Fiedendall Frederick, carpenter, h. 6 Wendell
Fredendall Geo. B. carpenter. Lodge c. Steuben
Fredendall Jacob, draper and tailor, 34 Wash-
ington avenue, house 272 do.
Fredendall John, carpenter, house 6 Wendell
Fredendall Mathew, carpenter, bds. 327 K State
Fredenrich Daniel, moulder, house 3 Tennis
Fredenrich Jacob, butcher, Green cor. Hudson,
bds. Mansion House [56 Division
PVedenrich John, meatstall, 286 Broadway, house
Fredenrich John C. boards 56 Division
Fredenrich Philip, butcher, 18 Center Market,
house 18 Lark [Bethlehem
Frederich Christian, moulder, house 37 Broad,
Frederick John, laborer, h. 48 North Lansing
Frederick Philip, varnisher, house 247 State
Frederick Philip, jr. house 247 State
Frederick Valentine, milkman, h. Whitehall rd.
Free Amos, stagedriver, boards Farmers' Hotel
Freeborn Archibald, carpenter, b. 237 N. Pearl
Freelig Simon, cabinetmaker, h. 346 Wash. ave.
Freeman Adah, widow, house 101 Lark
Freeman Charles, engineer N. Y. C. R. R. bds.
Dunlop House
Freeman Harriet A. widow, liouse 307 Hamilton
Freeman James, plasterer, house 140 Jefferson
Freeman James, news depot, 104 Wash, ave
Freeman James, machinist, liouse West Albany
Freeman Moses, waiter, house 194 Lumber
Freeman Samuel H. physician, 675 Broadway,
house 673 do.
Freeman William, laborer, house 213 Broadway
Freeman William, mason, house 46 Dove
Freeman Wm. R. portrait painter, 31 X Maiden
lane, house do. [Hotel
Freemire John A. coachmaker, bds.' Beardsley's
Freisatz Joseph, brewer, house 4 Van Vechten
French Elias H. moulder, bds. 66 North Ferry
French Richard, tailor, house 69 South Lansing
French Samuel, tailor, house Fowler at Bath
Freney James, carman, house 281 Green
Fretter Nicholas, blacksmith, h. Clinton near
Whitehall road
Frich Joseph, mason, house 345 Wash. ave.
Frichette Narcisse, house rear 69 Second
Frichette Peter N. boards rear 69 Second
Frick Christian, farmer, h. Whitehall rd. n. Odell
Friday Abram B. blacksmith, h. 8 Whitehall rd.
Friday Benjamin, variety, 178 Broadway, h. do,
Friday Benjamin, jr. house 179 Elm
Friday Edward, teamster, h. Broadway, G'bush
Friebertshyser Henry, musician, boards 8 Rose
Friedenheimer Bernard, gi-ocer, h. 297 S. Pearl
Friedenheimer Joseph, hats and caps, 94 S. Pearl,
house 140 Hamilton
Friedlander David, distiller and vinegar manuf,
271 South Pearl, house do.
Frieknecht Charles, tailor, house 245 S. Pearl
Friend Joseph R. clerk, 57 State, b. 46 S. Ferry
Friend Meyer, jeweler, house 51 South Ferry
Friend S. Levi, cigarmaker, house 112 Green
Frink Franz, furnaceman, h. 32 Broad, Bethl.
Frink Sluman, boardinghouse, 4 Park Place
Frisbee John T, coachtrimmer, bds. 7 Wendell
ALBANY [G] DIRECTORY.
55
Frisbee Luther, carpenter, house 7 Wendell
Frisbee Luther jr. finisher, bds. 7 Wendell
Frisbee, Wm. B. finisher, house 326 Hamilton
Frisby Edward, livery stable, 80 Hamilton, h.
75 do.
Frisby William E. 80 Hamilton, bds. 75 do.
Frischnecht Jacob, porterhouse 60 Green, h. do.
Frish Valentine, laborer, house 456 Lydius
Friss William P. clerk, 83 Quay, bds. 44 Grand
Frodell Sebastian, laborer, house 75 Sand
Frohn Anthony, laborer, h. Elk n. Ontario
Frolich Mary, widow, house 148 Broad
Fromnie Barney, butcher, h. 24 Bethlehem road
Fromeut Theodore, house 17X Daniel
Fronder Mary, widow, house 24 Bowery
Frost .Jacob, carman, house 115 Snipe
Frost Lott, 27 Hudson, house 6 Jefferson
Frost M. M. widow, house 9 Knox
Frost Orin, clerk, 466 B'way, b. 6 Jefferson
Frost Reuben, clerk, 48 Hudson, h. 59 Grand
Frost Wm. B. musician, 44th reg't, h. Bowery c.
Robin
Frothingham Charles & Co. {John D. P. Town-
send), druggists, 442 B'way, h. 31 N. Pearl
Frothingham William, hats and caps, 444 B'way,
house 710 do. [53 South Ferry
Frothingham Wm. W. attorney, 69 State, house
Frothingham Worthingtdn ( Wolford & F.), at-
torney, 69 State house at Betlilehem
Fry George, coachman, house 145 Colonie
Fry Joseph B. bookbinder, house 20 Park
Frye S. S. Mrs. house 10 Grand
Fryer Aaron, planeraaker, h. 290 Wash. ave.
Fryer Ann, widow of Joseph, house 22 Second
Fryer Ann, widow, h. 290 Washington avenue
Fryer {Alexander L.) & Knowlton (G. H.), fancy
goods, 394 Broadway, bds. 215 State
Fryer John, grocer, 778 Broadway, house do.
Fryer Wm. J. real estate and insurance agent, 51
State, house 216 do.
Fryer Wm. J. jr. draughtsman, bds. 215 State
Fuchs Elias, cabinetmaker, house Tivoli hollow
Fuhr John, bootfitter, house 56 S. Lansing
Fuld David, clerk, 348 B'way, b. 21 Hamilton
Fulder Lewis, peddler, house 277 South Pearl
Fuller Amza, clerk P. 0. house 73 Lancaster
Fuller Benjamin H. clerk, 1 Exchange Building,
boards 103 Herkimer
Fuller Clark, moulder, house 20 South Ferry
Fuller David T. grocer, 44 Philip, house 103
Herkimer [56 Arch
Fuller John, telegraph operator, 448 B'way, h.
Fuller John F. organist, bds. 68 Philip
Fuller Mary, widow, seamstress, h. Clinton ave.
near Quail [bds.' 16 Van Tromp
Fuller 0. A. clerk, canal department. State Hall,
Fuller Orrin B. coachtrimmer, h, 16 Van Tromp
Fuller Richard, confectioner. 71 Bowery, h. do.
Fuller Sarah S. boardinghouse, 659 Broadway
Fuller Sophia, hou.se 285 Washington ave.
Fuller Warren, carpenter, house 350 State
Fuller William, laborer, house 115 Sand
Fullgraf William, tavern, Nucellacor. Broad
FuUiugton Henry, laborer, house 70 Lawrence
Fulmer .Vlartin, blacksmith, house 26 Bowery
Fulton Andrew, laborer, house 3 Johnson
Fulton J. D. Rev. house 93 Hawk, Arbor hill
Fultz Andrew, laborer, house 59 Sand
Funk George C. barber, 228 Wash, ave, h. do.
Funk Henry, blacksmitli, house 25 Bradford
Funk Jacob, vinegar, house 73 Lark
Funk Peter, laborer, h. Lydius n. Partridge
Furbeck George, conductor, N. Y. C. R. R. h.
96 Washington avenue
Furgerson Samuel, mason, house 14 Willett
Furlong Patrick, luborer, house 122 Arch
Furman Esther, widow, h. Johnson near Eagle
Furman James, carpenter, h. Johnson n. Eagle
Fursman George W. clerk, 740 Broadway, bds.
2 Wilson
Fuss Henry, gilder, h. 160 Bowery [Alexander
Futterer Loui?, hairdresser, 54 Beaver, house 33
Fyfe Robert, carver, h. Clinton c. Catharine
Fyfe William, toys, variety, &c. 42 Swan, Ar.h.
Fyvie James, grocer, house 94 Quay
GABEL MATTHIAS, porter, house 24 Howard
Gael Henry, laborer, house 217 Bowery
Gaffney Bartholomew, laborer, h. r. 133 Lumber
Gaffney Burnard, laborer, boards 32 Canal
Gaffney Dennis B. attorney, 448 Broadway, h.
257 Hudson [Orange
Gaffney Henry, clerk, 337 Broadway, bds. 155 X
Gaffney James, cooper, house 81 Cherry
Gaffney James, laborer, house 41 Canal
Gaffney Jane, widow, h. 156 Clinton aveniie
Gaffney John, grocer, 156 Clinton avenue
Gaffney John, laborer, house 102 Jefferson
Gaffney John, carman, h, 76 Swan, Arbor hill
Gaffney John F. clerk, N. Y. C. R. R., Exchange
Building, boards 257 Hudson
Gaffney Micliael, clerk, h. 156 Clinton avenue
Gaffney Miles, laborer, house 324 Lydius
Gaffney Patrick, laborer, house 95 Van Woert
Gaffney Patrick, laborer, house 59 N. Lansing
Gaffney Patrick, cooper, house 53 Bassett
Gaffney Thomas M. att'y, Exchange Building,
boards 257 Hudson
Gage Adam, locksmith, house North Albany
Gage George, shoemaker, 72 Green, house do.
Gage Henry, laborer, boards West Albany
Gage M. M. Miss, teacher, boards 183 Lumber
Gage Nancy, widow, house 53 Lydius
Gage Wra. D. carpenter, house 91 Grand
Gage Wm. T. sportingman, h. 25 Franklin
Gage Wm. T. boards 43 Washington avenue
Gahan Michael, shoemaker, house 115 Dallius
Gaige Cornelia H. teacher, bds. 244 Wash. ave.
Gaige David C. clerk, 13 State, bds. 51 Grand
Gaige Walter, vinegar, house 11 Park
Gaines William, agent, house 24 William
Gale Egbert J. 18 Hudson, bds. Mansion House
Gale Gabriel N. P. lieut. llth battery, boards
Mansion House
Gale Jacob, gardener, house North Albany
Galins Martin, shipcarpenter, house 92 Franklin
Gall Luke, tallyman, N. Y. C. R. R. h. 64 Orange
Gallagher James, carpenter, house 43 Bassett
Gallagher John, paver, house 214 Swan
Gallagher Mary, widow, house 112 Sand
Gallagher Michael, tailor, house 127 Swan
Gallagher Patrick, laborer, h. Beaverwyck, Bath
Gallagher Thomas, laborer, h. 50 Montgomery
Gallery Martin, laborer, house 61 Lawrence
Gallery Thomas, laborer, house 61 Lawrence
Gallien Henry, clerk, comptroller's office. State
Hall, house 3 Hamilton place
Gallien John, mason, house 271 Hudson
Gallig John, laborer, house 95 Van Woert
Gtliiger James, laborer, house 73 Elm
Galliger James, laborer, h. 37 Swan, Arbor hill
Galliger James jr. mason, house 73 Elm
Gallon John, clerk, N. Y. C. R. R. carshop, h.
82 Lumber
Gallup Benj. clerk, 73 Wash. av. b. 144 Spring
Gallup John J. justice, Center Market, house 152
Swan
Gallup Nathaniel, Bull's Head and cattle yards,
n. June. Clinton a. and Bowery, h. 278 State
Galogly John, drover, house 126 Orange
Galogly John, carman, house 213 Orange
Galvin James, in lumberyard, b. 56 Lawrence
Galvin John, grocer, 22 Swan, Arbor hill
Galway Dennis, laborer, house 271 Lumber
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ALBANY [ Gr ] DIRECTORY
Galway Edward, shoemaker, house 52 X Colonie
Gamlinij Luther, gardener, h. rear 57 Sand
Ganay Margaret, widow, house 53 Van Schaick
Gannane Patrick, laborer, house 128 Water
Gannon Hugh, runner, house Gt. West. tump.
near Perry
Gannon John, carpenter, h. 21 Swan, Arb. hill
Gannon John G. saloon, Beaver cor. William
Gannon Patrick J. carman, house 105 Lumber
Gannon Thomas F. grocer, 21 Lark, house do.
Gannon Timothy, laborer, house 40 Canal
Gansevoort Peter, attorney, 13 Douw's Build-
ing, house 115 Washington avenue
Gansline J. H. agent, boards 88 Green
Gansslen George, laborer, house 71 Lark
Ganlner Frederic, laborer, house 76 Odell
Gantvoort G. F. baker, bds. 56 Hamilton
Gantvoort Heiidrik, blacksmith, 56 Hamilton
Gantvoort Wm. baker, 56 Hamilton, house do.
Gantz Peter V. B. moulder, house 242 S. Pearl
Garcier Frank, brakeman. W. R. R. h. G'bush
Gardineer Abraham, blacksmith, h. 99 Nucella
Gardineer Barent M. blacksmitii, h. 244 S. Pearl
Gardineer Jacob S. fireman, W. R. R.
Gardineer John, moulder, house 10 High
Gardineer Wm. H. moulder, house 72 Grand
Gardineer, see Gardiner, also Guardcnier
Gardiner Chas. K. brewer, house 67 North Ferry
Gardiner James, cooper, house 59 Rensselaer
Gardiner James H. cooper, house 50 Lydius
Gardiner John, brewer, house 64 South Ferry
Gardiner Robert, cooper, house 105 Green
Gardman Patrick, laborer, h. 268 North Pearl
Gardner Christopher {John H. Gardner & Son),
house 162 Swan
Gardner David, moulder, bds. 12 Bleecker place
Gardner Douw B. ticket agent, R. & S. R. R.
depot, house 45 Montnomery
Gardner Henry, fireman, H. R. ferryboat, house
Green busii
Gardner Johu, waiter, house 383 State
Gardner John C. shoemaker, house 111 Elm
Gardner John H. & Son {Christopher), pork
packers, 84 Wash ave. also liquors, wines,
&c. 80 Wash ave. house 162 Swan
Gardner Joseph C. cooper, h. 124 Ten Broeck
Gardner Michael, engineer, h. 7 Bethlehem rd.
Gardner Morgan, conductor N. Y. C. R. R. bds
Delavan House
Gardner Morris, boilermaker, house 71 Cherry
Gardner Patrick, grocer, 402 State, house 404 do.
Gardner Peter, cooper, house 98 Colonie
Gardner Thomas E. boards 162 Swan
Gardner William C. G. hairdresser, 8 Clinton
avenue, house 9 Lark
Gardner WiUiam G. conductor, R. & S. R. R.
house 45 Jay [Lydius
Gardnier Peter, ornamental painter, house 406
Garfield Charles L. teller Albany City Bank, 47
State, house 150 North Pearl
Gargan Andrew, shoemaker, house 122 Broad
Gargan Hugh, in bread factory, b. 56 Lawrence
Garitee Daniel, hackdriver, h. 54 Hamilton «
Garland Catharine, house 18 Van Zandt
Garling J. B. Mrs. house 227 State
Gurloff Augustus, 3d reg't, h. Plumb n. Green
Garrett Anthony, teamster, h. 369 Wash. ave.
Garrett Edward, moulder, bds. 80 Bleecker
Garrett Francis, moulder, house 80 Bleecker
Garrett Henry, moulder, boards 80 Bleecker
Garrison George G. teamster, house 87 Church
Garrison Isaac P. hairdresser, h. 19 Catharine
Garrison Isaac P. jr. sash and blind maker, h.
at Grepnbush
Garrison Thomas W. hairdresser, 39 S. Pearl
G.arrity Daniel, hackman.h. 54 Hamilton
Garrity John, laborer, boards 48 N. Lansing
Garrity Lawrence, carman, house 56 Lawrence
Garrity Mary, widow, house 49 Bassett
Garrity Patrick, furnaceman, house 114 Dallius
Garrity Patrick, laborer, h. 48 North Lansing
Garrity William, laborer, house 54 Colonie
Garrity William, laborer, h. 166 Montgomery
Garvey Mary, cleaning house, 122 Third
Garvey Thomas, laborer, house 14 Van Zandt
Gary Patrick, laborer, h. 175 Montgomery
Garzui Frank, brakeman, h. Partition, G'bush
Gaspar AUwise, tailor, house 7 Yates
Gass James, moulder, house 135 Grand
Gass John, stovemounter, h. 9 Johnson
Gass John M. watchman, house 135 Grand
Gass Marinus, shoemaker, h. 110 Nucella
Gateley Patrick, peddler, house Gt. West. tump.
near Perry
Gates Albert W. baker, 33 Elm, house do.
Gates Charles, porterhouse, 132 Bowery
Gates Charles C. 44th reg't, house 105 Green
Gates Elias, insurance agent, 71 State, house 96
Hudson
Gates George, house 130 Bowery
Gates Gerrit, com. of deeds, house 67 First
Gates Henry, carpenter, h. 190 Clinton avenue
Gates John,' house 67 First
Gates John, stovemounter, b. 101 Montgomery
Gates John, shoemaker, house ^'49 Green
Gates Levi S. clerk, 47 Quay, house 75 Hawk
Gates Mary P. widow, house 105 Green
Gates Philip, clerk, 51 State, bds. 132 Bowery
Gates Wm. E. boards 96 Hudson
Gault Robert, machinist, house West Albany
Gaupp Henry, barber, house 95 Green
Gavin Matthew, tailor, boards 175 Church
Gavit {John E.) &l Cowell (Thomas J.) banknote
engravers, Exchange Building, 3d floor,
house at New York [32 Congress
Gay Edward, landscape painter, 3 Lafayette, b.
Gay Elizabeth A. widow of Charles, b. 11 Plain
Gay George E. agent Boston packets, 103 Pier,
boards 5 1 North Pearl
Gay John, pilot, house 49 Herkimer
Gay Richard, mason, house 32 Congress
Gay Richard jr. telegraph oper. b. 32 Congress
Gavlor James, grocer, 47 Swan, Arbor hill
Gay lor William H. fireman, W. R. R.
Gaynor Joseph, shoemaker, h. 53 Third
Gaynor Lawrence, laborer, h. 221 Orange
Gaynor Patrick, laborer, house 147 Lumber
Gaynor Thomas S. carman, house 147 Lumber
Gazeley James, marblecutter, house Westerio
cor. Franklin
Gearon Mary, widow, house 28 West Ferry
Gearon Miles, attorney, 50 State, h. 28 W. Ferry
Gearon William J. local editor Statesman, 74
State, house 28 West Ferry
Geary George N. woodenware, 44 Washington
avenue, house 40 Congress
Geary .John H. trunkmaker, h. 352 Lydius
Geary Margaret, widow, house 53 Van Schaick
Geary William, baitender, 95 North Pearl, bds.
175 Montgomery
Gebel George, laborer, h. Broad, Bethlehem
Gebel Nicholas, porterhouse, 808 Broadway
Gebel Nicholas jr. furnaceman, h. 137 Broad
Gebhard Edward, attorney, 67 State, bds. Ame-
rican Hotel
Gebhard .hicob, hairdresser. 8i>5 Broadway
Geddes William, macliiuist, W. R. R. h. First
above Partition, Greenbu^h
Geo Edward, clerk, bds. 106 Green
Geer Catharine Mrs. Iiouse 57 Union [Stephen
Geer Lewis, cigarmaker, h. Van Vechten cor.
Geerought Jacob, shoemaker, boards 15 Bowery
Geib Antonie, teamster, house 5! Perry
Geiermann, Joseph, tailor, house 117 Elk
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Geiser Mary, widow, grocer, 334 S. Pearl, h. do.
Geisler Casper, tailor," house 26 Teunis
Geizel Frederick, gardener, house Lydius near
Partridge
Geizel George, gardener, h. plaukroad n. Perry
GeizelJohn, gardener, li. plankroad n. junction
Gellan James Jr. clerk, N. Y. C. R. R. freight de-
pot, boards 88 Second
Geller Cliarles C. shoemaker, 130 S. Pearl, h. do.
Gengnagel Valentine, carpenter, h. 176 Spring
Gent Toby, brickmaker, house 94 Willett
Gentry John E. carpenter, house 141 First
Geoghan John, sexton, St. John's, house 36
"Rensselaer
Geoghegan William, physician, h. 158 Lydius
George Frederick, butcher, 230 Washington ave-
nue, bouse 284 do.
George Jacob, tailor, house 13 Sand
George James, printer, house 23 Lydius
George Mary, widow, house 38 South Lansing
George Philip, restaurant, house 59 Green
George Wm. house 38 South Lansing
Gepherdt Joseph, cabinetmaker, h. 37 Schuyler
Geppert Gotlieb, laborer, house 39 Plumb
Gerber Louis, paperbox factory, 55 Green, h. do.
Germiller Stephen, tinsmith, 47 Bowery, house
53 do.
Germon August, laborer, house 9 Sand
Gei'non John, teamster, house 99 Morton
Gerpey Samuel, truckman, house Daniels
Gerst Andrew, shoemaker, house 100 Lark
Geschofske Alexander, shoemaker, boards 636
Broadway
Geshler John, baker, bds. 798 Broadway
Getleget Ben, laborer, house 13 Bowery
Gett Louis, shoemaker, house 166 Bowery
Gettel Henry, furnacemau, h. Broad, Bethlehem
Getty Euphemia, milliner, 233 S. Pearl, h. do.
Getjinger Henry, leatlierdresser, h. 62 Orange
Getzinger Liwrence, laborer, h. 230 Wash. ave.
Geursten Henry, wagonmaker, h. 123 Nucella
Gibben Chas. N. whitewaslier, house 10 Morton
Gibbens Thomas, coachman, house 8 Pine
Gibbons Francis F. gardener, b. Seymour, Bath
Gibbons George W., W. R. R. bds. West Albany
Gibbous Hogan, house 92 Columbia
Gibbons Michael, laborer, house 8 Pine
Gibbs Charles W. lieut. 44th reg't, bds. 184
Lydius
Gibbs Henry, teamster, house 51 Howird
Gibbs S. W. patternmaker, 9 Liberty, liouse 184
Lydius [h. 15 Knox
Gibbs Thomas, music teacher, 502 Broadway,
Gibbs William, carpenter, h. 64 West Ferry
Gibbs William, teamster, house 51 Howard
Gibson Andrew, carpenter, house 22 Park
Gibson Ann, widow, house 254 Elm
Gibson Ann, widow, house rear 78 Pliilip
Gibson Anthony M. boards 61 Lumber
Gibson Archibald M. bookkeeper, 74 State, bds.
Franklin House [near Perry
Gibson Cornelius V. butcher, house Plank road,
Gibson George, gilder, boards 32 West Ferry
Gibson Jani-s, mason, h. 281 Washington ave.
Giljson John, veterinary surgeon, h. 266 North
Pearl
Gibson John, maltster, house 102 Montgomery
Gibson John, house 61 Lumber
Gibson John jr. house 791 Broadway
Gibson Mary, widow, house 22 Park
Gibson Robt. stovemounter, h. 13 Bleecker pi.
Gibson Theresa R. widow, tailoress, h. 35 Efawk
Gibson Wm. baker, 64 Bowery, house do.
Gibson Wm. A. carpenter, house 115 Snipe
Gibson Wm. D. janitor, Young Men's Christian
Association, house 32 West Ferry
Gibson Wm. H. house 309 State
_ _
Gibson William J. house 61 Lumber
Gibson William W. engineer, N. Y. C. R. R. h.
81 Lumber
Giflfen Andrew H. dyer, house 80 Beaver
Gillen William, house Columbia, Greenbush
Gitford Abraham B. signmaker, 50 Quay
Gilford (^7i.so7i E.) & Co. {John F. S. Gifford),
flour, 55 Quay, house 100 Hudson
Gilford Charles E. (Clark & G.), flour, 39 and 43
Quay, house 6 Hall place
Gifi'oid Isaac, bookkeeper,, Albany Exchange
Bank, boards 6 Hall place
Gifford .lohn, boatman, house 192 Lumber
Gitford John P. S. {Gifford & Co.), 55 Quay, h.
100 Hudson
Giflbrd Mary Jane, widow, house 277 Lydius
Gifford R. R. house 2 Knox
Gilbert Elizabeth F. dressmaker, h. 98 Second
Gilbert Henry, carpenter, house Broad n. Arch
Gilbert Hiram, carpenter, house 98 Second
Gilbert Josiah H. teacher, house 238 Lydius
Gilbert Lydia Mrs. house 151 Bowery
Gilbert Prosper L. news depot, Museum Build-
ing, house 187 State
Gilbert Simeon, carman, h. 161 Broadway
Gilbert Thomas, gardener, house 143 Bowery
Gilbert Thomas jr. carman, house 127 N. Snipe
Gilbert William, carman, house 76 Montgomery
Gilchrist Eliza, widow, house 151 Orange
Gilchrist Wm. B. teamster, house 14 Willett
Giles Dorothy Mrs. house 373 State
Giles George F. clerk, boards 134 Hudson
Giles Gilbert, pressman, bds. 95 Hawk, Arb. hill
Giles Thomas H. machinist, bds. 820 B'way
Gilkerson Jas. silverplater, 50 Green, house 42
Westerlo
Gill Elizabetji, widow, house 262 Lydius
Gill George, carpenter, house 262 Lydius
Gill Michael, restaurant, 493 B'way, house do.
Gill Michael, laborer, house 69 Arch
Gill Patrick, laborer, house 204 Orange
Gill Patrick, laborer, house 4 Clinton
Gill Thomas, laborer, house 85 Canal
Gill Thomas, laborer, house 6 Van Woert
Gill Wm. moulder, house 154 Church
Gill Wm. moulder, house 158 Jefferson
Gillan Hugh, laborer, house 115 Canal
Gillen David, carpenter, h. 11 Lark, Arbor hill
Gillen Jaines W. hackman, house 53 Howard
Gillen John S. machinist, h. 11 Lark, Arbor hill
Gillen Robert, (ftrpenter, h. 11 Lark, Arbor hill
Gilles William, printer, 20 Green, b. Hamilton
Gillespie Charles M. boilermaker, h. Greenbush
Gillespie Charles S. 3d dis. pol. bds. 49 De Witt
Gillespie Eliza G. house 45 Broad
Gillespie Eliza J. Mrs. house 101 Dove
Gillespie Hugh M. mason, boards 117 Second
Gillespie James, mason, house 30 West Ferry
Gillespie James, h. Broadway cor. Van Tromp
Gillespie Matthew, house 307 Hudson
Gillespie Michael, grocer, 71 Dove, house do.
Gillespie Theodore, lieut. 3d district police, h.
98 Colouie
Gillespie Thomas, furcutter, house 117 Second
Gillespie Thomas, painter, house 16 Jackson
Gillespie William, justice. Center Market, house
49 De Witt
Gillett T. S. clerk, secretary state's office, State
Hall, house 130 State
Gillig Joim, gardener, house 93 Van Woert
Gilligan Charles, cigarmaker, boards 147 First
Gilligan Edward, oilcloth printer, h. N. Albany
Gilligan Elizabeth, widow, house 36 X S. Lansing
Gilligan Ellen, widow, house r. 74 Van Woert
Gilligan James, carpenter, h. 200 Clinton ave.
Gilligan James, laborer, house r. 53 Van Woert
Gilligan James, laborer, house rear 73 Third
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ALBANY [G] DIRECTORY
Gilligan James A. pianomaker, house 92 Third
Gilligan John, carman, house 110 Water
Gilligan Margaret, widow, house 148 First
Gilligan Owen, laborer, house North Albany
Gilligan Owen, jr. laborer, house North Albany
Gilligan Patrick, boards 36 X South Lansing
Gilligan Patrick, trunkmaker, boards 12 Liberty
Gilligan Peter, grocer, 129 Sand, house do.
Gilligan Thomas, laborer, house 92 Van Woert
Gilligan Wm. coachman, house 1 1 Van Tromp
Gilligan Wm. laborer, house r. 55 Van Woert
Gillman George H. paymaster's clerk, h. 138 Lark
Gillman John, carpenter, house rear 7 Broad
Gillman Sarah, nurse, house 7 Broad
Gillmore Bernard, laborer, house 64 Rensselaer
Gillmore Gan, laborer, house 97 Orange
Gillmore James, moulder, house 105 Canal
Gillooly Michael, carpenter, boards 195 Hamilton
Gilmore Daniel, laborer, house 8 South Lansing
Gilmore Henry, laborer, h. Church c. Gansevoort
Gilmore John, laborer, house 194 Water
Gilmore Thomas, moroccodresser, boards 273
Washington ave. [Quackenbush
Gilmour Allan, plumber, 33 Orange, boards 29
Gilmour John, conductor, b. 29 Quackenbush
Gilronan Ann, widow, house 51 Canal
Gilson Isaac, mason, house 139 Lumber
Gilson Isaac, widow ot, house 8 Fulton
Gilson Samuel, laborer, house 357 Wash. ave.
Gillson Wm. cigarmaker, h. 23 Swan, Arb. hill
Ginn Charles, laborer, house 89 Franklin
Ginn John, laborer, house 197 Jefierson
Ginn Jolin, laborer, house 47 Mulberry
Ginnane Ann, tailoress, house 60 Church
Ginnane Patrick, boatman, house 68 Lawrence
Giuter Joseph S. teamster, house 175 Church
Girard Henry, shoemaker, house 94 X Dallius
Girling Thomas R. B. shoemaker, house Great
Western turnpike, above Snipe
Girvan Alexander, moulder, house 87 First
Girvan Alexander B. lithographer, h. 123 Third
Girvan Eliza Mrs. house 123 Third
Gladding Daniel P. (t;. W. & D. P. Gladding),
93 State, house 58 Hawk [222 Elm
Gladding Freeman, painter, 50 Howard, house
Gladding George W. & Daniel P. painters, 93
State, house 51 Hawk [21 Park
Gladding Henry L. clerk, 525 Broadway, house
Gladding Horace, painter, boards 123 Lydius
Gladding James M. clerk, assorting house, -h.
312 Lydius •
Gladding Joseph Mrs. house 49 Hawk
Gladding Marietta, 39X Washington ave.
Gladding Timothy A. portrait painter, h. 220 Elm
Gladding Timothy C. Mrs. house 49 Hawk
Gladstane Morgan R, tallyman N. Y. C. R. R.
house 42 John
Glancy James, porterhouse, 95 Quay, h. do.
Glaser John, furnaceman, house Whitehall road,
near Eagle
Glaspren Henry, laborer, house Clinton
Glass Adam, moulder, house 51 Clinton
Glassbrenuer, Henry, laborer, h. Clinton, Bethl.
Glazier {David N.) & Leonard {Harvey D), com-
mission merchants, 35 Quay, h. 79 Hawk
Gleason Daniel, laborer, house 854 Broadway
Gleason Edward, contractor, house 70 Cherry
Gleason John, teamster, house 165 Green
Gleason M. A. dressmaker, 55 Chapel
Gleason Michael, laborer, house 23 Center
Gleason Thomas, laborer, h. Dove near Canal
Gleason Wm. laborer, h. Morton cor. Elizabeth
GledhiU Henry, paperhanger, house 86 Arch
Gledhill James, machinist, 200 Water, house 63
North Lansing
Gleekstone S. H. Mrs. shoemaker, 148 S. Pearl
Gleiner Christian, shoemaker, 274 South Pearl
.Glen Ann, widow, nurse, h. Chester al. n. Eagle
Glen Cornelius, house 24 Dallius
Glen George W. laborer, house 97 Orange
Glen Henry Mrs. house 119 Orange
Glenn Ann, widow, house 9 Fulton
Glenn Edward, laborer, house rear 284 Lumber
Glenn Thomas, laborer, house 284 Lumber
Glenn William, boards 261 Hudson
Glennen John, laborer, house 62 Rensselaer
Glennen Thomas, boatman, house 53 Rensselaer
Godden David, clerk, 123 Green, h. 248 Lydius
God den J. W. 93d reg't, boards 248 Lydius
Godecke Henry, farmer, house Elk near Lark
Godefroy Gustaflf, watchmaker 36 Orange, house
38 do.
Godfrey Heber L. house 273 State
Godfrey Henry, musician, h. Second av. G'bush
Godfrey Mary, widow, house 23 Swan, Arbor h.
Godfrey Wm. carpenter, W. R. R. h. First ave.
Green bush
Godley Elizabeth, boards 108 Church
Godley Mary A. house 108 Church
Godley Richard, manuf. silverware, 6 Liberty,
house 140 Broadway
Godron Charles, saloon, 23 S. Pearl, h. 27 do.
Godson William, clothing, 417 Broadway, h. 69
Lydius
Goewey Augustus J. clerk, 34 State, b. 114 Eagle
Goewey George N. attorney, bds. 315 Hamilton
Goewey Jacob, mason, house 7 Plain
Goewey Jacob S. clerk, 510 B'way, bds. 7 Plain
Goewey John A.hollowwaremanuf. 140 and 148
Grand, bet. Westerlo and Arch, h. 114 Eagle
Goewey John I. accountant, 623 Broadway, h.
57 Clinton avenue
Goewey John P. pilot, house 25 X South Ferry
Goewey John T. B. 501 Broadway, h. 7 Plain
Goewey Magdalen, boards 57 Clinton avenue
Goewey Philip, jeweler, boards 32 Plain
Goewey P. D. F. watchmaker, 34 State, boards
32 Plain [house 10 Lodge
Goewey William H. foreman at J. A. Goewey's,
Gofi John E. grocer, 11 Clinton, house do.
Gofle Henry, grocer, house 191 Second
GoflFe John (TV. E. & J. Goffc), house 95 Second
Goffe Wm. B. & J. provisions and commission
merchants, 16 Hudson, house 93 Second
Goffe William, house 38 Second
Going Edward A. carpenter, house 109 Elm
Going Janies A. clerk, 58 State, b. 73 Jefferson
Going Patrick, carpenter, house 73 Jefferson
Golden John, butcher, house 55 Perry
Golden John, brakeman W. R. R. h. G'bush
Golden Owen, superintendent Alms House, h.
160 Broad
Golden Ptter, carpenter, house Third, G'bush
Golden Peter, laborer, hou.se 129 Broad
Golden Thos. cooper, 193 Hudson, h. 243 State
Golden Thomas, luborer, house 41 Canal
Golden Thomas A. bds. 243 State
Goldsberry Patrick, laborer, house r. 164 State
Goldsmith Samuel, peddler, h. 13 Alexander
Goldwaite Jane, widow of Jonathan, house 27
William
Goldwaite Martin V. maehinist, h. 30 Fulton
Goldwaite Richard, 99tli r^g't, h. 27 William "
Goldstein Frederick, blacksmith, house near the
water works
Goldstein Joseph, blacksmith, h. 26 Bowery
Gomperts David J. broker, 17 Exchange Build-
ing, house 23 Jay
Gompli George, pianomaker, house 267 Lydius
Gomph Jacob, pianomaker, house 364 Lydius
Gonya Francis, shoemaker, 118 Dallius, h. do.
Gonya Wm.A. shoemaker, house 113 Dallius
Goodland Edward, runner, house 65 Orange
Goodman Daniel, ferryman, house 57 Nucella
ALBANY [G] DIRECTORY
59
Goodman Fedile, farmer, house West Arch near
Partridge
Goodman James, ci^armaker, house 139 Grand
Goodman Judah, glazier, house 58 Clinton
Goodman Louis, clerk, 42 South Pearl, boards
187 do. [office, h. 83 N. Pearl
Goodman Samuel, clerk N. Y. C. R. R. freight
Goodman Solomon, grocer, 196 South Pearl, h.
S. Ferry cor. South Pearl
Goodman Valentine, machinist, h. Bath
Goodnow Wm. D. carpenter, h. 7 Van Woert
Goodrich Alexander M. clerk, 527 Broadway, h.
56 Orange
Goodrich Allen, shoemaker, house 126 Sand
Goodrich Charles, lumber ins. b. 27 Quackenb'h
Goodrich Harvey, shoemaker, house 94 Canal
Goodrich Henry, justice, Broadway, G'bush
Goodrich James H. tallyman W. R. R. house 90
Lumber
Goodrich John Mrs. house 96 Canal
Goodrich Joshua, shoemaker, h. 226 S. Pearl
Goodrich Moses, shoemaker. Hawk cor. Canal,
house 96 Canal
Goodrich Sarah, widow, h. 6 Van Schaick
Goodrich Stephen V. R. physician, Broadway,
Greenbush
Goodrich Theodore, shoemaker, house 63 Lark
Goodrich Wm. H. shoemaker, h. 94 Canal
Goodrum Edward, laborer, house 190 Third
Goodson Melissa, teacher, bds. 62 K Green
Goodwin Albert, mason, house 239 State
Goodwin Albert F. house 239 State
Goodwin Elizabeth, widow, h. 129 Spring
Goodwin Hersy B. clerk, bds. 134 Spring
Goodwin James, foreman saw factory, 50 Liber-
ty, house 139 Grand
Goodwin Moses, engineer, house 128 B'way
Goodwin Nathaniel, agent, house 134 Spring
Goodwin Ralph S. teacher Normal school, bds.
10 Elk
Goodwin Thomas L. {Lewis & G.), lithographer,
452 Broadway, house 154 Swan
Goodyear Henry, laborer, house 247 Sand
Goodyear Philip, laborer, house 86 Cherry
Goold Augustus G. carriagemaker, house 128
Hamilton
Goold Henry, music teacher, bds. 189 Lydius
Goold James & Co. {Walter R. Bush), coach
manufactm-ers on Divison, Union and Ham-
ilton, house 189 Lydius
Goold, see Oould
Gooldwitzer John G. baker, house 45 Bowery
Gooseberry Peter & Co. ( TV. P. Mclntyre), hair-
dressers, 23 Hudson, h. do.
Gordinear AbramC. brakeman, bds. 133 Orange
Gordon A. B. shoes, 399 Broadway, bds. Ved-
der's Hotel
Gordon Archibald, laborer, house 10 Fulton
Gordon Charles, clerk, bds. 369 Lumber
Gordon Hugh, bds. 16 North Pearl
Gordon John, boatman, house 167 Elm
Gordon John, teamster, house 26 Elm
Gordon John B. watchman, h. 136 Lumber
Gordon John H. clerk J. 0. Towner & Co. bds.
136 Lumber
Gordon John J. peddler,* house 71 Lark
Gordon John R. slater, house 167 Elm
Gordon William, saloon, 222 Washington ave.
bds. 309 do.
Gordonier Peter H. painter, house 406 Lydius
Gordonier Philip, machinist, house 222 Swan
Gore James, bartender, 126 S. Pearl, bds. do.
Gore Michael, porterhouse. Church c. Schuyler
Gores John, porterhouse, 257 South Pearl
Gorgus Martin, waiter, 62 North Pearl
Gorham Alfred, teacher, house 12 Park
Gorman Alexander, laborer, house 171 Elm
Gorman David, laborer, house East, G'bush
Gorman James, laborer, house 129 Canal
Gorman James, laborer, house 70 Arch
Gorman John, waiter, house 206 Broadway
Gorman John, brewer, bds. 188 Green
Gorman Mary, widow, house 8 De Witt
Gorman Mary, widow, house 188 Green
Gorman Patrick, clerk, Montgomery cor. Colo-
nie, house 83 Swan, Arbor hill
Gorman Patrick, laborer, house 53 Rensselaer
Gorman Thomas, grocer, 129 Canal, h. do.
Gorman Thomas, laborer, house 96 Arch
Gorman Thomas, police, N. Y. C. R. R. house
35 Liberty
Gorman Wm. laborer, house 41 Mulberry
Gonnely James, porter, house 142 Grand
Gormely James M. clerk, 1 and 2 Central Block,
house — Arch
Gorran Michael, porter, house 36 Canal
Gorrey John, laborer, house — Canal
Goss E. L. bookkeeper at American Hotel
Goss Ephraim Rev. house 21 William
Goss William E. S. grocer, 45 Grand, house 21
William
Gotha John, bootmaker, 193 Bowery, house do.
Gotstiue Frederic, blacksmith, house Spruce n.
Ontario
Gotstine Joseph, blacksmith, h. 26 Bowery
Gott Isabella, widow, house 115 Franklin
Gott James, pressman, house 115 Franklin
Gottinger Wm. upholsterer, h. 17 Alexander
Gottschalk Henry, wheelwright, h. Bethlehem
near Whitehall road
Gotz Eli , porterhouse, Delaware cor. Elizabeth
Gough Teresa, pianoteacher, bds. 220 Lumber
Gough Thos. Mrs. select school, 220 Lumber
Gough Thomas N. boards 220 Lumber
Gould Alonzo, carriagemaker, h. 147 S. Pearl
Gould, Banks & Co. law booksellers, 60 State
Gould George W. & Co. stationery, 42 State, h.
231 do.
Gould James, house Bethlehem road
Gould Polly, widow, house 287 Hamilton
Gould William, law bookseller, 60 State, house
293 Lydius
Gould Wm. jr. clerk 60 State, bds. 293 Lydius
Gould, see Goold
Goupp Henry, hairdresser, house 95 Green
Gourlay Misses, house 60 Philip
Gourlay Wm.B. lumber inspector, h. 82N. Pearl
Gowl Frederick, patternmaker, h. 24 Garden al.
Grace Jacob, engineer, h. 20 Washington, G'bush
Grace John, baker, house 107 Broad
Grace John, cabinetmaker, house 37 W. Ferry
Grace John, 63d reg't, house 27 West Ferry
Grace John, shoemaker, house 155 Eagle
Grace Michael, hostler, 32 Howard
Grace Patrick, porterhouse, 10 Lydius, h. do.
Grace Patrick jr. laborer, house 52 Church
Grace Richard, baker, house 107 Broad
Gracie E. bookkeeper, Boyd's Brewery, boards
Pearl Street Hotel
Grady Edward, boilermaker, bds. 30 S. Lansing
Grady Ellen, widow, house rear 16 Lumber
Grady James, laborer, house r. 705 Broadway
Grady John, laborer, house rear 285 Lumber
Grady John, moulder, house 19 Mulberry
Grady John, laborer, house rear 16 Lumber
Grady Joseph S. 3d dist. police, house 10 Swan,
Arbor hill [Herkimer
Grady Margaret, widow of Michael, house 29
Grady Michael, blacksmith, boards 35 Dean
Grady Patrick, contractor, h. 30 S. Lansing
Grady Patrick, laborer, hoiise 65 Van Woert
Grady Patrick H. restaurant, 7 and 9 Maiden lane
Grady William, gardener, h. 319 Clinton ave.
Graff Jacob, laborer, house 45 Bowery
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ALBANY [G] DIRECTORY,
Graff Jacob, clockmaker, house 33 Bowery
Graham Barbara Mrs. variety store, 66 Wash. av.
Graham Catharine, widow, house 245 Elm
Graham Geort'e, sexton St. Peter's church, house
26 Lodge
Graham John, laborer, house 40 Delaware
Graham John P. R. clerk, bds. 69 Ten Broeck
Graham John Q. blacksmith and manuf. spring
carts, Spencer cor. Carroll al. h. 928 B'way
Graham Kate A. Miss boards 104 Hawk
Graham Martin, laborer, house 135 Lumber
Graham Peter, laborer, house Morton n. Eagle
Graham Thomas, coachman, h. 29 De Witt
Graham Thomas, waiter, hous« 148 Canal
Graham Thoma.s H. letterer, bds. Pearl St. Hotel
Graham W. N. Mrs. house 66 Washington ave.
Graham William, clerk, h. 250 Washington a.
Grainer Stephen J. clerk, 32 Washington ave.
boards 94 Hawk
Gramer George, lager beer, 22 Bowery, h. do.
Gramer Henry, furnaceman, house 166 Bowery
Gramer Louis, cabinetmaker, house 122 Snipe
Gramer Maurice, laborer, house 351 Wash. ave.
Gramm Jacob, watchmaker, 113 S. Pearl, h. do.
Granger Lemuel W. printer, house 31 Dallius
Granger R. D. stove inventor, boards American
Hotel
Grant Alexander C. house 144 Swan
Grant Elihu, machinist, at Emery Bros, house
166 Hudson [Eagle
Grant Fred. F. clerk assorting house, boards 173
Grant Isaac V. W. clerk, 10 State, house 27 Lan-
caster
Grant James H. house 75 Lydius
Grant Patrick, laborer, house 107 Beaver
Grant Philander S. printer, house 173 Eagle
Grant Richard J. house at Guilderland
Grant William J. boards 144 Swan
Grattan John, pilot H. R. ferry boat, b. 22 Second
Grattan Lawrence, laborer, house 18 Center
Grattan Patrick, house 110 Bowery
Grattan Thomas, laborer, boards 110 Bowery
Gratwick Anne Mrs. house 61 Clinton avenue
Gratwick Wm. H. lumber, 25 Lumber district,
house 61 Clinton avenue
Gravehorn David, laborer, h. 98 Bradford
Graveline Louis C. patternmaker, 9 Liberty, h.
143 Grand
Graves Albert L. lastmaker, house 24 Westerlo
Graves Anthony G. dancing, house 108 Green
Graves Charles E. Berdau's sharpshooters, house
20 Bleecker
Graves Edward U. printer, b. Van Rens. House
Graves Elizabeth, widow, house 36 Congress
Graves Francis, pianomaker, bds. 225 Green
Graves George H. & Co. lastmakers. Eagle alley,
rear 324 Broadway, house 177 HaAilton
Graves James N. clerk N. Y. C. R. R., Exchange
Building, boards Clinton Hotel
Graves Jane G. house 309 South Pearl
Graves John S. baker, 94 Green, house do.
Graves Simeon, stonecutter, h. 96 Franklin
Graves Wm. M. 44th reg't, bds. 135 South Pearl
Graves Wm. M. Mrs. dressmaker, h. 139 S. Pearl
Gray Adam, coppersmith, h. 66 West Ferry
Gray Alexander, house 88 Westerlo *
Gray Catharine, widow, house 66 Green
Gray Daniel A. pianomaker, h. 62 North Ferry
Gray Ellas R. restaurant, 66 Wash. ave. h. 64 do.
Gray Geo. E. chief engineer, N. Y. C. R. R. bds.
Delavan House
Gray James, boards 40 Chestnut
Gray James, house Eagle cor. West Ferry
Gray James Mrs. house 212 Hamilton
Gray James A. (Boardman, Gray & Co.), piano-
fortes, 468 Broadway, house 45 Ten Broeck
Gray Jane, dressmaker, boards 42 Grand
Gray Jane, widow, house 40 Chestnut
Gray John, laborer, house 16 Van Schaick
Gray John, pressman, liouse 141 Spring
Gray Loui.se, music teacher, boards 17 Grand
Gray Neil, clerk, Albany Exchange Bank, 450
Broadway, boards 62 Noi th Ferry
Gray Samuel, laborer, house 165 Montgomery
Gray Samuel E. painter, 93 Beaver, liouse do.
Gray Stephen R. bookseller, 38 State, h. plk. rd.
Gray Thomas, whitewaslier, house 179 Spring
Gray Thomas, 44tli reg't, boards 40 Chestnut
Gray Wm. agent marble and freestone works,
Franklin cor. Westerlo, h. 88 Westerlo
Gray William, porter, house 55 Canal
Gray William, mason, bouse rear 261 State
Grayless Thomas, mason, house 13 Gansevoort
Grazer Frederick, confectioner, bds. 60 N. Pearl
Greacen Orlando, silverplater, bds. Union Hotel
Gready William, shoemaker, house 120 Arch
Greagan Matthew, gardener, h. 127 Jefferson
Greaney Ellen, widow, house 238 Green
Greb Peter, blacksinit:j, house 327 South Pearl
Green Amelia, tailoress, liouse 55 Van Schaick
Green Andrew W. clerk bunk department. State
Hall, boards 34 Beaver
Green Benjamin, of St. Johns, Newfoundland,
house 193 Third
Green Charles N. {Mills & G.), Eagle St. Hotel
Green Edward, printer, house 91 Hamilton
Green Edward, mason, house 215 Swan
Green Edward, printer, 20 Green, b. Hamilton
Green Edward, restaurant, 20 Wash, ave, h. do.
Green Elizabeth Mrs. dressmaker, 5 Canal
Green George R. agent, 108 Pier, bds. 170 Lumber
Green George W. engineer, house 66 S. Lansing
Green Gilbert, conductor, N. Y. C. R. R. also
proprietor Clinton Hotel
Green John R. peddler, h. 131 Second
Green Oscar F. vol. house 91 Hamilton
Green Phoebe, widow, house 173 Eagle
Green Seth C. pilot, house 33 Maiden lane
Green Thomas, mason, house 214 Swan
Green Walter, carpenter, boards 60 Lydius
Green Wm. A. house 15 Plain continued
Greenburg Hemy, gardener, h. Broad, Bethl.
Greene Benjamin, musician, 44th reg't, house 10
South Lansing
Greene B. Franklin, professor, director civil and
military college, Beaverwyck n. Bath ferry,
E. side, P. 0. Albany
Greene Chas. S. clerk, W. R. R. bds. 48 Elm
Greene David L. cutter, house 41 Grand
.Greene Edward, assistant paymaster, N. Y. C. R.
R. boards 9 Ten Broeck
Greene George, boards 170 Lumber
Greene George K. clerk, W. R. R. bds. 48 Elm
Greene Geo. M. professor, civil and military col-
lege, Beaverwyck, Bath
Greene (James i?.) & Parsons {Scih B.), photo-
graphic goods, 496 B'way, house 113 Hawk
Greene James W. supt. Albany Rural Cemetery,
9 Douw's Building, house 48 Elm
Greene Thomas L. agent W. R. R. otfice at depot.
East Albany, house 103 Lydius
Greene Walter N. clerk, house 930 Broadway
Greenman Wm. L. teaClier, 16 Whitehall road
Greenwold Peter, laborer, house 1.55 Broad
Greenwood R. J. capt. of barge, house 61 Lodge
Greer Alex. & Son (T. if. Greer), tobacconist,
822 Broadway, house 824 do.
Greer Andrew, tobacconist, house 183 Lumber
Greer Thomas, shoemaker, 789 B'way, h. do.
Greer Thomas H. {A. Greer & Son), bds. Swan
cor. Second, Arbor hill [265 State
Gregan Thomas, stable, Lancaster n. Dove, h.
Gregg George, laborer, house 162 Orange
Gregg ThOKias, furrier, house East, Greenbush
ALBANY [G] DIRE3CT0EY
61
Gregor Charles, barber, 54 Beaver, boards Green
cor. Division
Gregory Aaron, constable, h. Steuben, Bath.
Gregory Alexander, boards 67 Hudson
Gregory Alexander H. house 18 Van Tromp
Gregory Charles, house 104 Third
Gregory David, teamster, b. Rensselaer, Bath
Gregory Egbert H. printer, boai-ds 88 Swan
Gregory Filo, shoemaker, h. Rensselaer, Bath
Gi-egory Filo jr. shoemaker, b. Rensselaer, Bath
Gregory Frank A. clerk at Viele's bedstead fac-
tory, boards 746 Broadway
Gregory George, sawmaker, house 24 Mulberry
Gregory John, blacksmith, h. 122 Ten Broeck
Gregory Lewis R. discount clerk Union Bank,
house 91 Swan, Arbor hill
Gregory Marenda, widow, house 88 Swan
Gregory Orville, boards 88 Swan
Gregory Richard Mrs. widow, h. 22 Van Schaick
Gregory Stephen G. cabinetmaker, h. 96Colonie
Gregory Susan B. widow of Lewis R. house 91
Swan, Arbor hill
Gregory Thomas, plumber, house 365 State
Gregory Thomas, shoemaker, house Great West-
ern turnpike above Snipe
Gregory Wm. 91st reg't, house 88 Third
Gregory William M. house 67 Hudson
Gregory William U. clerk, 451 Broadway, house
61 Maiden lane
Greifeldinger John, tinsmith, house 8 Tennis
Greig George, laborer, house Orange ab. Swan
Greig James A. clerk, 463 B'way, h. 53 Maiden 1.
Greiner Stephen, patternmaker, house 54 Van
Woert
Greiner Stephen J. clerk, 32 Washington avenue,
house 94 Hawk
Gremmler John, cutter, 68 State, house 101 Elm
Greppin Augusts, grocer, 98 Schuyler, h. do.
Gresham Christopher, cutter, 469 Broadway, h.
5 Bleecker place
Gresham Edward, at Wheeler & Melick's, bds.
5 Bleecker place
Gresham John, gilder, house 34 Lydius
Gresham William, at Wheeler & Melick's, bds.
5 Bleecker place
Gribben David, harnessmaker, h. 1 Bleecker pi.
Gribben John, harnessmaker, bds. 121 Green
Gribben Thomas, mason, h. rear 293 Lumber
Gribler Eva, widow, house 34 Delaware
Griener Charles, carpenter, house 63 Bowery
Griesman Casper, shoemaker, h. Van Vechten
corner Clinton
Griesman George, porterhouse, 272 South Pearl
Griesman Henry, tailor, house 21 Alexander
GriSen Abigail, widow, house 40 Jay
Grififen Cornelius, shoemaker, b. 2 Van Tromp
Griffen E. W. & Co. {E. 31. Carpenter and T. W.
Griffcn), com. mers. 76 Quay, house 40 Jay
Griffen George M. & Co. ( W. P. Griffen), flour,
111 Pier, house 179 Hudson
Griffen Thomas W. {E. W. Griffen & Co.) 76
Quay, bouse at Brooklyn
Griffen William P. (George M. Griffen & Co.),
HI Pier, boards 145 South Pearl
Griffeth (Isaac J.) & Brother (Joel M.), grocers,
Westerlo cor. South Pearl, h. 165 S. Pearl
Griffeth Joel M. (Griffeth & Brother), grocer,
Westerlo cor. South Pearl, house 48 Dallius
Griffin Aaron, medicines, 185 State, h. 311 do.
Griffin Elwood, dentist, 59 Chapel, house do.
Griffin Ezra C. house 43 Maiden lane ^
Griffin John, peddler, house 47 Lydius
Griffin John, laborer, house r. 188 Montgomery
Griffin John, carpenter, hoiise 122 First
Griffin John, laborer, house 42 Lawrence
Griffin J. C slioemaker, house 423 State
Griffin Maplet, widow, boards V^H Spring
Griffin M. A. coppersmith, Steuben cor. James,
house 52 Clinton avenue
Griffin Mary, widow, house 42 Lawrence
Griffin Montgomery, People's Line steamers, h.
95 Hawk, Arbor hill
Griffin Patrick H. coppersmith and plumber,
Steuben cor. James, house 52 Clinton ave.
Gvi&n (Richard M.) & Co. (William Hastings),
Albany Evening Standard, 58 State, bouse
95 Hawk, Arbor hill
Griffin Ruth, nurse, house 328 State
Griffin Susan, widow, house 328 State
Griffin Sally, house 89 First
Griffin Seth, house 139 Lancaster
Griffin Seth E. capt. 43d reg't, b. 139 Lanca.ster
Griffin Thos. clerk, 173 Montgomery, b. 188 do.
Griffin William, grainer, house 171 Green
Griffin Wm. Rev. presiding elder Albany district,
house 277 Hudson [109 do.
Griffing David J. cigarLiaker, 107 Bowery, bds.
Griffing .Jolm W. clerk, 109 Bowery, boards do.
Griffing W. C. J. grocer, Snipe cor. Bowery
Griffith Edward, jeweler, 24 Green, house 100
Franklin
GriffitU John Mrs. house 29 Swan
Griffith Solomon, carpenter, H. R. R. R. house
Second, Green bush
Griffith Thomas, laborer, house 25 Spruce
Griffith Wm. carpenter, 101 Herkimer, house
150 Lydius
Griffiths David, clerk, boards Uaion Hotel
Grimes Edward, contractor, house 114 Philip
Grimes James, butcher, h. Bowery n. Sch. turnp.
Grimes James H. mason, house 396 Lydius
Grimes Micliael, brakeman, h. at N. Greenbusli
Grimes Owen, laborer, house 152 Jefferson
Grimes Patrick, brakeman, bds. 131 Clin. ave.
Grimes Philip, porter, 40 Quay, house Second
below Glenn, at East Albany
Griramons Mary, widow, house 118 Hamilton
Grimwood Joseph C. (lVilso7i, G. & Co.), grocer,
11 State, house 57 Spencer
Grine Peter, laborer, house 74 Bradford
Griner John, house Delaware turnpike n. Morton
Griswold Aaron (Simons & G.), lumber. 116
Water, house 16 Orange [^83 Hudson
Griswold Francis H. goldbeater, 11 Beaver, h.
Griswold Maria, widow, house 116 Lydius
Griswold Richard, coachman, b. Poland's Hotel
Griswold Stephen B. attorney, h. 110>i Hamilton
Gritz Matthew, laborer, house rear 12 Bowery
Groat James F. machinist, house East Albany
Groesbeck Catharine, house 25 Lafayette
Groesbeeck (fornelius W. house 208 State
Groesbeeck Stephen, secretary Albany Insurance
Co. 66 State, house 208 do.
Grogan Dennis, porter, 77 Quay, h. 131 Lydius
Grogan James, gilder, bds. 53 North Lansing
Grogan Jeremian, liquor mixer, h. 53 N. Lansing
Grogan John, laborer, house 8 Road
Grogati John, laborer, house 128 Water
Grogan Robert, waiter, house 54 Montgomery
Grogan Thomas, clerk, 1 10 Pier
Groom Richard, scalemaker and repairer, 45
Church, house 59 Union
Groomer Solomon, white washer, h. r. 56 Third
Groot Adam, farmer, h. Elizabeth near Warren
Groot Nicholas N. conductor, N. Y. C. R. R. bds.
Stanwix Hall [96 Eagle
Groot Nicholas jr. clerk, American Express, h.
Groot Philip W. house 66 Grand
Gros Charles, furnaceman, house Clinton cor.
Van Vechten
Grosch Theodore, carver, house 56 Union
Grose Nicholas, laborer, house 220 Wash ave.
Gros^-r Joseph, laborer, house 267 Sand
Groshans John, baker, Iiouse 101 Franklin
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ALBANY [H] DIEECTOEY
Gross Christian, blacksmith, house 49 Snipe
Gross James H. {Gross & Son), b. 16 Ten Broeck
Gross Mary, widow, house 5 Lawrence court
Gross Michael, laborer, house 1 Howard
Gross Philip, moulder, house 75 Sand
Gross (Samuel) & Son {James H.), leather, 27
Hudson, house 16 Ten Broeck
Gross Samuel S. clerk, boards 16 Ten Broeck
Grounds Elizabeth, widow, house 156 Eagle
Grounds John, laborer, house 96 Bassett
Grous George, laborer, house 75 Sand
Groves James E. express, 11 Exchange Building,
house 49 First
Grovestein Abraham Mrs. house 103 Dove
Grub Jacob P. 4th dist. police, h. 9 Wash. ave.
GrundhofFer Joseph, cigarmaker, h. 22 Delaware
Guardenier Deborah Mrs. house 83 Green
Guardenier Elizabeth, widow, h. 216 Lumber
Guardenier George, house 42 Second
Guardenier Harriet, matron, 216 Lumber
Guardenier John, coachmaker, Ids. 216 Lumber
Guardenier Schoolcraft, painter, b. 216 Lumber
Guardenier Willism, carriagetrimmer, boards
216 Lumber
Guardenier, see Gardineer, Gardiner, Gardner,
Gordinear, Gordonier
Guere Martin, blacksmith, h. 55 N. Lansing
Guest Byron, clerk, bds. 21 Rensselaer
Guest James, millinery, 62 Bowery, house do.
Guest Louisa, widow, house 678 Broadway
Guest Sidney, leatherdresser, h. 21 Rensselaer
Guffin John, hou.se 241 Lydius
Guffin Wasliington I. clerk, 87 Washington ave.
bds. Farmers and Mechanics' Hotel
Guider Julia, widow, house 190 Orange
Guider Patrick, blacksmith, boards 190 Orange
Guilbault Charles, shoemaker, house 102 Broad
Guilbault Henry, carpenter, house 102 Broad
Guilfoy Michael, cooper, house 140 Arch
Guinan Andrew, laborer, house 97 Van Woert
Guinan Wm. coppersmith, 16 Beaver, boards
121 Canal
Guire Timothy, baker, bds. 53 Hawk
GuitoH Matthew, porter, 5 State, h. 24 John
Gul Charles, laborer, house rear 76 Bassett
Gule Christian, currier, house 331 Wash. ave.
Gunn Owen, speculator, house Bowery n. Robin
Gunn Rosanna, widow, house 126 Sand
Gunnhouse Wm. sawgrinder, boards Broad^ c.
Van Vechteu
Gunther Caroline, widow, house 2* Sand *
Gunther Henry, barber, Franklin House, house
56 Lafayette
Gunther Jacob, shoemaker, house ^45 Bowery
Gunther Jacob jr. barber, 1 36 State and Congress
Hall, house 151 Spring
Gunton Thomas, stockingweaver, 204 Washing-
ton avenue
Gurling James, clerk, boards 72 Lark
Gurnett L. B. boards American Hotel
Gutbub Philip, sawgrinder, h. 42 K S. Ferry
Gutmann Conrad, porter, house 49 Alexander
Gutmann John, moulder, house 168 Broad
Gutt Christian, carpenter, house 55 Snipe
Gutzman Michael, distiller, house 89 Elk
Guy Alfred, carpenter, boards 24 Third
Guy Sarah, seamstress, house 156 Eagle
Guyer Alfred B. carpenter, boards 63 Second
Guyer Harriet, widow, house 63 Second
Guyer Hugh, carpenter, 104 First, house 98 do.
Guyer Michael, blacksmith, h. 59 N. Lansing
Guy nan James, tailor, 171 Orange, house do.
Guy nan Patrick, grocer, 121 Canal
Guynan Peter, grocer, 121 Canal, bds. 154 do
Guynan William, coppersmith, h. 154 Canal
Guynan Winne, widow, house 154 Canal
Guysler , peddler, house ISl Spring
HAACK ADOLPH, shoemaker, h. 4 William
Haack John, carpenter, house r. 4 William
Haas Melopion, shoemaker, house 4 William
Haberman Ludwig, laborer, house 224 Sand
Haberman Edward, laborer, house 224 Sand
Habinger Andrew, farmer, house 50 Odell
Habinger John, farmer, house 50 Odell
Habinger Joseph, laborer, house Whitehall rd.
near Odell
Habinger Joseph, farmer, house 55 Odell
Habinger Michael, farmer, house 55 Odell
Hacket James, chandler, house 29 Herkimer
Hackett Bartholomew J. mechanical engineer
and .solicitor of patents, 44 State, b. 204 Swan
Hackett Edward F. clerk Assorting House, bds.
204 Swan
Hackett Maria Mrs. house 204 Swan
Hackett Nicholas, tinsmith, house 62 Herkimer
Hackett Theodore M. bookkeeper, b. 204 Swan
Hackett William V. clerk, boards 204 Swan
Hackingham Fi-ancis, teamster, h. 67 Eagle
Hackley Asaph P. harnessmaker, h. 12 Liberty
Hackley Edward F. harnessmaker, b. 12 Liberty
Hackley John P. oysters, &c. 234 Broadway and
44 Broadway, Greenbush, hou?e do.
Hadden Eliza Miss, house 49 Lafayette
Hadden James, porterhouse, 71 Grand, h. tio.
Haddock Jabez, soap and candle manufacturer,
313 Hudson, house 110 Lark
Hade John, laborer, house 67 Schuyler
Haden William, laborer, house 61 Van Woert
Haden see Hayden [Greenbush
Hadley Frederick, watchman, W. R. R. h. East,
Hadley James R. grocer, 103 South Pearl, house
37 Broad
Hadley Joshua E. student, 486 B'way, b. 172 State
Hadley Wm. J. att'y, 486 B'way, U. 172 State
Haebig Augustus H. marbl^works, 279 Wash-
ington avenue, house 281 do.
Haebig Henry, cooper, house 9 Bowery
Haff Jacob Mrs. house 39 Jay
Hafner Louis, laborer, bds 354 Bowery
Hagadorn Albert, cabinetmaker, house Wash.
Greenbush [h. 36 Westerlo
Hagadorn George M. captain first district police,
Hagadorn Peter M. clerk, 130 Lydius, h. atBethl.
Hagadorn Richard B. house 6 Whitehall road
Hagadorn Samuel, conductor, W. R. R. house
439 Lydius
Hagadorn Silas, market 130 Lydius, h. 168 Eagle
Hagaman Gerrit, fruits, 365 Broadway, house
38 Franklin
Hagaman Wm. carman, 56 Quay, b. 105 Green
Hagaman Wm. clerk, 365 B'way, h. 38 Franklin
Hagan Andrew J. printer, h. 178 Clinton ave. ■
Hagan Bernard, laborer, house 87 Third
Hagan Francis, 43d reg't, house 203 Orange
Hagan Francis jr. 43dVeg't, h. rear 162 Orange
Hagan John, 63d reg't, boards 53 Van Schaick
Hagan John, furnaceman, house 27 Bowery
Hagan Joseph, 63d reg't, boards 203 Orange
Hagan Patrick, porter, Delavan House, house
202 Broadway
Hagan Robert, cigarmaker, house 29 Canal
Haganey Michael, boatman, boards 21 Orange
Hagar Nathan N. engineer, house 935 Broadway
Hager Charles, cigarmaker, house 313 Hamilton
Hager Jacob N. proprietor Farmers' Hotel, 42
Washington avenue
Hager John, oilcloth printer, house 1 Sand
Hager Joseph, tailor, house 40 Clinton
Hagerma# Bridget, widow, house Canal n. Lark
Hagerman John, volunteer, h. Canal near Lark
Hagerman William, carman, boards 105 Green
Hagerty John, cooper, house 183 Broadway
Haggerty Catharine, widow, house 36 Chapel
Haggerty Mary, widow, honse 179 Second
ALBANY [H] DIEECTORY.
63
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Hague John, laborer, house 27 Bowery
Haiin Henry, shoemaker, I'SG Wash. ave. h. do.
Hahner Valentine, shoemaker, house 14 Tennis
Haight James 0. blacksmith, 20 Churcli, house
68 Hudson
Haight William J. boards 68 Hudson
Haight Wm. J. {Cavert & H.), 84 N. Pearl, b. do.
Hailes William, patternmaker, house 31 Eagle
Haines H. L. 29 Green, boards 162 Lydius
Haines Henry C. blacksmith, h. Second, G'bush
Haken Ehrhardt, butcher, house 66 Clinton
Hale Elias P. policeman, house 328 State
Hale. James, boatman, house 17 South Lansing
Hale John, house 127 JeflFerson
Hale Sarah, widow, house 136 Jefferson
Hale Sarah, nurse, house 72 North Lansing
Hale Sylvester, flour and commission, 117 Pier,
house 41 Columbia
Hale William, laborer, h. 7 Lawrence court
Hale William, salesman, 110 State, boards 25
Soutli Pearl [Greenbush
Haley Abram P. sectionmaster, W. R. R. house
Haley Charles E. master mariner, h. 125 Third
Haley Christopher T. printer, h. 222 Lumber
Haley Daniel, laborer, house 17 Broadway
Haley James, laborer, house 96 Van Woert
Halejy' James, gardener, house 168 Jefferson
Haley John, laborer, house 58 North Lansing
Haley John, laborer, boards 72 Montgomery
Haley .John, roadrepairer, bds. 72 Montgomery
Haley Martin, laborer, house 138 Broad
Haley Susannah, widow, house 140 Lumber
Haley Thomas, laborer, house 105 Arch
Haley Thos. laborer, house 23 Lawrence
Halferty John, peddler, house 28 Van Woert
Halfinger Francis, gardener, h. 443 Wash. ave.
Hall Achilles, shoemaker, house 8 Plain
Hall Amy, widow, house 101 Dallius [Ferry
Hall Andrew, gardener, house Partridge u. West
Hall Charles, cigarmaker, house 114 Broad
Hall Daniel, barber, house 26 Clinton
Hall Elizabeth Mrs. house 62 Union
Hall George W. cigarmaker. bds. Houck's Hotel
Hall Green, house II Plain
H^l [Henry), Hooke (Moses) & Co. (G. W. Green-
ough & Isaac Mccher), flour, grain and com-
mission, 95 Green
I James, geologist, h. Morton, c. Del. tump.
Hall James, porter, house 39 High
Hall John T. blacksmith, house 65 Colonie
Hall John T. house 3 Park place
Hall Marion L. Mrs. tailoress, h. r. 59 Lydius
Hall Mary Miss, boards 39 Maiden lane
Hall Moses, teamster, h. 210 Washington ave.
Hall Ozias, ice, 932 Broadway, house do.
Hall Thos. engineer, N. Y. C. R. R. house 823
Broadway
Hall William B. machinist, liouse 43 Lumber
Hal leek Daniel B. carpenter, house 4 Canal
Hallenb«^ck Aaron, bookbinder, 7 North Pearl,
house 417 Washington avenue
Hallen heck -Abigail, widow, h. 22 Willett
Hallenbeck Conielia, widow, house 105 Spring
Hallenbeck Edward L. telegraph operator 446
Broadway, boards 130 Lancaster
Hallenbeck George W. shoemaker, house rear
169 Hudson
Halieulieck Henry B. carman, h. 102 Jefferson
Hallenbeck J. B. clerk, bds. Farmers' Hotel
Halleubeck .James, po-tmaster and grocer, Co-
lumbia near Broadway, Greenbush
Hallenbeck .James M. lime, &c. hay scales. Hud-
sou cor. High, house 30 Maiden lane
Hallenbeck John, peddler, house Clinton ave-
nue near Quail
Hallenbeck John, mason, house 102 Spring
Hallenbeck John, salesman, b. 354 Clinton ave.
Hallenbeck Lawrence, mason, house 157 Spring
Hallenbeck Louisa, house 289 State
Hallenbeck Martha, widow, house 107 Snipe
Hallenbeck [Martin) & Cunningham [Andrew),
mowing machines, Johnson corner Philip,
house 153 Hamilton
Hallenbeck Mary, widow, house 74 Rensselaer
Hallenbeck Matthew I. grain and produce, 7
Hudson, house 130 State
Hallenbeck Matthew J. laborer, house 73 Sand
Hallenbeck Sheldon, harnessmaker, boards 153
Spring
Hallett Tliomas, drover, h. 360 Wash. ave.
Halley Ebenezer Rev., Presbyterian, h. 24 First
Hallfinger Joseph, baker, bds. 50 North Pearl
Halliday James K. carpenter, h. 264 Lydius
Halliday Joseph W. vol. house 46 Westerlo
Halligan Thomas, printer, house 82 Rensselaer
Hallman Bessie, seamstress, h. 266 Wash. ave.
Hallman Mary, seamstress, h. 266 Wash. ave.
Halloran Cornelius, printer, house 39 John
Halm Ann, widow, saloon, 32 Bowery, h. do.
Halm G. J. house 42 Hudson
Halm G. J. Mrs. physician, house 42 Hudson
Haljn Venter, widow, house 10 Bowery
Halpen Ellen, widow, house 157 Grand
Halpen John, laborer, house 118 Arch
Halpen Patrick, laborer, house 5 Clinton
Halpen Thomas, laborer, house 37 Canal
Halpen William P. alcohol, camphene, &c. 205
and 207 Broadway, grocer 212 Broadway
Halpin Michael, hostler, Beardsley's Hotel
Halsdorfl Theodore, tailor, house 149 Broad
Halse Charles S. engineer, bds. 162 Lumber
Halse George B stovemounter, h. 142 Lumber
Halse Henry, foreman at McCoy's, h. 176 Second
Halse William C. gardener, house 64 Third
Halse William C. jr. stovemounter, house 21
Quackeubush
Halsey Jas. moroccodresser, h. 187 Church
Halsey [Stephen R.) & Washburn [Stephen F.),
grain, &c. 122 Pier, house at New York
Halstead Catharine Mrs. house 62 Beaver
Halsted Andrew C. (S. J. & A. C. Halsted), stage
proprietor, 436 Broadway, h. 60 Westerlo
Halsted S. J. & A. C. stage proprietors, 436
Broadway, house at Troy
Halton Philip, grocer, house 353 Bowery
Ham Chester G. clerk, W. R. R. h. 39 Columbia,
Greenbush
Ham Henry, carpenter, house 66 Dove
Ham Myron, framemaker, boards 65 Dove
Ham Robert C. blacksmith, 157 Swan, h. do.
Hamburger Emanuel C. clerk, 643 Broadway,^.
73 Hamilton [89 Herkimer
Hamburger Jacob, tailor, 104 South Pearl, house
Hamburger Moses, liquors, 73 Hamilton
Hamburgh A. L. Mrs. house 77 Hamilton
Hamburgh Bernard, peddler, h. 110 Hamilton
Hame E. H. clerk, 72 Washington avenue, bds.
63 Congress
Hamill John, gasfitter, house 1 Plain contintied
Hamilton Alexander, painter, boards — Third
Hamilton Alex, shoemaker, h. 77 Rensselaer
Hamilton Jauiiii, physician, h. 100 Herkimer
Hamilton John, laborer, house 152 Canal
Hamilton John, stonecutter, house 15 Chapel
Hamibon John, mason, house 23 Westerlo
Hamilton Margaret, widow, house 113 Dove
Hamilton Mary, widow, h. Chapel cor. Orange
Hamilton Matthew, 1st dist. police, h. 99 Broad
Hamilton Robert M. ins. agent, 444 Broadway,
house 35 Giand
Hamilton Rosanna, widow, house 43 Ijiberty
Hamilton Roswell, teamster, house 24 Second
Hamilton Sandy, shoemaker, h. 77 Rensselaer
Hamilton Silas B. Mrs. house 3 Pine
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ALBANY [H] DIRECTORY
Hamilton Thomas, mason, 15 Chapel [3 Pine
Hamilton William A. clerk, 444 Broadway, bds.
Hamlin John S. harnessmaker, and town clerk,
Broadway, Greenbush, house do.
Hamlin R. C" cooper, house at Greenbush
Hammam George, mason, house 197 Bowery
Hammann John, painter, house 149 Bowery
Hammass John P. laborer, h. Sand n. Knox
Hammell Henry, cabinetmaker, h. 23 Teunis
Hammess Joseph, laborer, house 119 Bowery
Hammick John, blacksmith, h. 301 Hamilton
Ilammil James, paperhanger, house 120 Chur h
Ham mi 11 George S. clerk, 472 Broadway, boards
24 Bleecker
Hammond Conrad, mason, house 100 Bradford
Hammond Kliza, widow, house 81 Colonie
Hammond Francis, laborer, house 35 N. Lansing
Hammond George, teamster, house Tivoli hollow
Hammond James, confectioner, 105 Lydius
Hammond Stephen H. deputy attorney general,
office State Hall, house 68 Jay
Hampton Francis, teamster, house 1 Warren
Hampton Mary, widow, house r. 122 Chestnut
Hand Almira Miss, select school, Steuben, Bath
Hand Edward, dep. supt. bankdept. State 'Hall,
liouse 55 Hawk
Hand Enos D. boatman, housf' 57 De Witt
Hand Isaac P. Mrs. liouse 15 Clinton avenue
Hand John, house Snipe corner Lumber
Hand John A. bookkeeper, N. Y. C. R. R. Ex-
change Buildinir, house 10 Wilson
Hand Samuel, attorney, 57 Stat", b. II N. Pearl
Handler Henry, grocer, 195 Soutli Pearl, h. do.
Handley Jolm, laborer, house 26 Morton
Handrihan Mary, widow, house 7 Fulton
Hanefin Mary, widow, h. Warren n. Elizabeth
Hanks H. T." piiysician and surgeon at Albany
Dispensary
Hanle Andrew, tailor, house 4 Morton
Hanlein Moses, grocer, 29 Hamilton, house do.
Han ley James, carpenter, house 25 Spruce
Hanlin Eliza Miss, house 74 Orange
Hanlin Michael, laborer, boards 19 De Witt
Hanlon Bridget, widow, house 57 Broadway
Hanlon Edward, marbleworker. Chestnut cor.
Swan, house 45 Chestnut
Hanlon John, marblecutter, house 300 Hamilton
Hanlon Moses, grocer, 29 Hamilton, house do.
Hanlon Patrick, restaurant, 12 South Pearl,, h.
80 Beaver
Hanlon Patrick, mason, liouse 142 Third
Hanlon Philip, grocer, 244 North Pearl, h. do.
Hanna Elizabeth, widow, house 100 Clinton av.
Hftnna John, laborer, house 183 North Pearl
Hanna Michael, laborer, boards 55 Montgomery
Hanna Mary, widow, house 16 North Lansing
Hanna Patrick, moulder, house 3 North Lansing
Hannah James, 91st reg't, house 54 Church
Hannah James, paver, house 34 Herkimer
Hannah John, tailor, boards 627 Broadway
Hannah John, laborer, house at Greenbush
Hannan Bartlmlomew, laborer, h. 34 Van Woert
Hannan Charles, basketmaker, h. lOGansevooit
Hannan Michael, laborer, boards 55 Montgomery
Hannan Michael, laborer, house 64 Lawrence
Hannan Thomas, laborer, house 31 Van Woert
Hannan Winifred, widow, house 129 liagle
Hannay Charles, captain, house 51 Jackson
Hanuigan David, carpenter, h. 31 Van Schaick
Hannigan Frank, laburer, b. 169/'^ Montgomery
Hannigan George, blacksmith, h. r. 158 Colonie
Hannigan James, fireman, hom^e 75 Colonie
Hannigan John, laborer, house 75 Colonie
Hannigan»John, laborer, house 75 Colonie
Hannigan Michael, laborer, house East Albany
hannigan Thomasi, laborer, house 35 Rensselaer
Hannis Thos. machinist, boards 799 Broadway
Hanop Philip, laborer, liouse 51 Van Schaick
Hanover Abram, peddler, h. S. Pearl c. Alexander
Hanover Joseph, peddler, house 149 Broad
Hanrahan Jeremiah, cooper, house 86 Church
Hanrihan Cornelius, moulder, h. 5 Foundry pi.
Hanrihan Cornelius, boards 50 Lawrence
Hanrihan John, weigher, 1 Jackson, house 50
Lawrence
Hanrihan Patrick, carpenter, h. 66 West Ferry
Hans Henry, carpenter, house 10 Rose
Hans Jacob, furnaceman, house Morton near
Delaware turnpike
Hans Michael, moulder, house 61 Johnson
Hans Peter, house 124 Eagle
Hansard Thomas Mrs. house Swan n. Orange
Hansen Henry, freight conductor, N. Y. C. R. R.
boards Dunlop House
Hansen Nicholas, 1 Douw's Building
Hansen Nicholas, carpenter, house 100 Lark
Hanzel John, moulder, house 148 Broad
Hapemau F. prof, boards Beardsley's Hotel
Happ George, baker, house 15 East, Greenbush
Happ Jacob, cooper, house 199 Jeflerson
Happel Martin, clerk, 51 Slate, house 30 Clin-
ton, Bethlehem
Harbeck & Co. staves, 30 Pier, h. at New York
Harbeck Sarah, widow, house 207 State
Harbinger Sebastian, brewer, h. 78 Odell
Harcourt John R. clerk. New Jt^-sey Steamboat
Company, 283 Broadway, house 97 Lydius
Harcourt Jolin- W. alderman 3d ward, agent
New Jersey Steamboat Company, 283 Broad-
way, house 97 Lydius
Harden George, teamster, boards 170 Spring
Harden John, barber, 166 Spring
Harden Michael, carman, house 226 Jefferson
Harden Nancy, widow, liouse 181 Spring
Harden Thomas, engineer R. & S. R. R. house
49 Railroad avenue near Lumber
Hardenburgh Conrad, fireman W. R. R.
Hardenburgli Henry, h. Clinton n. Whitehall rd.
Harder George, harnessmaker, h. 5 S. Lansing
Hanler Jerome, carman, hou-^e rear 135 Lumber
Hardick Daniel, ass't janitor Geol. Hall, bds. do.
Hardie Edmund (fK. c7. Marshall & Co.), sail-
maker, 36 Quay, h. Second ave. Greenbush
Hardie Robert, steam engine and boiler manu-
factory. Church n. Herkimer, h. 15 Dallius
Harding Jolin J. barber, house 166 Spring
Hard is Harwick, butcher, 20 X S. Ferry, h. do.
Hardisty Geo. VV. printer, house 90 Philip
Hardt Jacob, bartender, 266 B'way, h. 56 Union
Hardy Francis T. mason, house 276 Hamilton
Hare George, carman, house 57 Knox
Hare John, cigarmaker, liouse 71 Knox
Hare Joseph, carman, nouse 47 Lafayette
Hare Nathaniel D. bookkeeper, bank depart-
ment. State Hall, boards 6 First
Hare Norman, clerk, 68 Wash. ave. li. 152 do.
Hargadon John, paperhanger, h. 170 Jefferson
Hark August, butcher, house 31 Benjamin
Harker Richard, macliinist, bds. 11 .Van I'romp
Harkins Felix, teamster, bouse 40 Chestnut
Harley Alfred, engineer, 81 1 Broadway
Harley Edward, drygooJs and medicines, 813
Broadway, house do.
Harley Edward, jr. machinist, b. 814 Broadway
Harlow Saui'l R. clerk, sec. state office, State
Hall, house 49 Eagle
Harraan Isaac, peddler, house 112 Nucella
llarmau Valentine, laborer, house 122 Bowery
Harmor Samuel, mason, house 86X Hamilton
Harmor William, currier, boards 61 Union
Harper Henry V. plumber, boards 51 First
Harj^er John, laborer, house 79 Bradford
Harper Martin, laborer, boards 79 Bradford
Harper Nicholas, laborer, boards 79 Bradford
ALBANY [H] DIRECTORY.
65
Harper Robt. vegetables, 90 State, house Lydius
hear Partridge
Harpey Coonau, moulder, house 20 Sand
Harpinger George, furnaceman, house Great
Western turnpike near Perry
Harrell Simeon L. clerk, Broadway cor. Hamil-
ton, boards Mansion House
Harrigan Daniel, smelter, h. 74 Clinton avenue
Harrigan Daniel, jr. telegraph, 446 Broadway,
boards 74 Clinton avenue
Harrigan Hugh, porterhouse, 6 Lydius
Harrigan .James, laborer, liouse 69 Rensselaer
Harrigan John, laborer, h. 170 Clinton avenue
Harrigan .John, coroner, also furniture and gro-
cer, 22 Canal, h. do.
Harrigan John, 376 Broadway, house 27 Liberty
Harrigan John J. clerk, boards 22 Canal
Harrigan Lawrence, 30th reg't, bds. 26 i4 Church
Harrigan Mark, blacksmith, house 196 Green
Harrigan Mark Mrs. house 89 South Pearl
Harrigan Matthew, laborer, house 96 Quay
Harrigan Michael, laborer, house 6 Lydius
Harrigan Michael D. carpenter, h. 301 N. Pearl
Harrigan Patrick, carpenter, house 22 Canal
Harrigan Patrick, laborer, house 37 Liberty
Hariigan Patrick, laborer, house 43 Liberty
Harrigan Thomas, blacksmith, bds. 100 Quay
Harrigan Thomas, carpenter, house 22 Canal
Harrigan Thomas, coachman, house 39 Canal
Harrigan William, carpenter, house 32 Odell
Harrington James, farmer, h. 395 Clinton ave.
Hai-rington Joseph, butcher, house 52 Bradford
Harrington Joseph, laborer, h. Clinton n. Robin
Harrington Maria, widow, house 258 Hudson
Harrington W. H. Mrs. house 57 Van Schaick
Harris Alfred W. proprietor Home Lawn Hotel,
Newtonville
Harris Allen A. baggagemaster, N. Y. C. R. R.
house 93 Third
Harris Ann J. widow, boards 110 North Pearl
Harris Brothers [Enoch S & Wilbur F.), fancy
goods, 408 Broadway
Harris Chester, teacher, h. 39 Columbia, G'bush
Harris Dan'l, paperliangingsandwindowshades,
8 Green, house 67 Chapel [Eagle
Harris Edwin, watchmaker, 480 B'way, h. 168
Harris Edwin A. furniture, 549 Broadway, house
75 Ten Broeck
Harris Eliza A. widow, tailoress, h. 22 Swan
Harris Enoch S. {Harris Brothers), h. 46 Eagle
Harris George, peddler, h. Broad c. Van Vechten
Harris George & Son {Henry), livery stables.
Maiden lane, cor. James, house 2 Pine
Harris George 0. hoards 2 Pine
Harris Hamilton {Reymlds, Cochran & H.), at-
torneys, 41 North Pearl, h. 7-22 Broadway
Harris Henry, clerk, 486 Broadway, liouse 7
Delaware turnpike
Harris Henry {G. Harris & Son), ^jvery. Maiden
lane, cor James, house 2 Columbia place
Harris Henry C mason, house 71 Beaver
Harris Ira, house Eagle corner State
Harris James A. printer, boards 84 Hamilton
Harris James R. {J. Harris & Son), house 144
Hamilton
Harris Jeanette A. wixiow, house IIO N. Pearl
Harris John & Son {James R.), cigarstore, 510
Broadway, house 146 Eagle
Harris John H. cigars, 12 S. Pearl, h. 146 Eagle
Harris Martha, widow of Nicholas, b. 45 Second
Harris Nicholas, carpenter, house 172 Sand
Harris Reuben VV. waiter, house 20 Lafayette
Harris Robert, bookkeeper, boards 189 State
Harris Samuel C. insp. weights and measures,
house 122.Washington avenue
Harris Stephen, moulder, house 215 Hamilton
Harris Stephen Mrs. boardinghouse, 71 Beaver
9
Harris Wilbur F. {Harris Brothers), house 186 >i
Hamilton
Harris Wm. B. attorney, 51 State, h. 168 Lydius
Harris William L. baggage master, R. & S. R. R.
house 87 Bleecker
Harris Wm. S. check writer, h. 320 Lumber
Harrison Anna D. widow of John S. house 7
Bl-T-ecker place
Harrison Catharine, widow, house 21 Chestnut
Harrison Dennis, brakeman, boards 100 Canal
Harrison James, shoemaker, 132 South Pearl,
house 147 Green
Harrison John, blacksmith, boards 100 Canal
Harrison John, shoemaker, boards 147 Green
Harrison Julia, widow, house 100 Canal
Harrison Mary A. widow of John, nurse, boards
162 Lumber
Harrison Mary J. widow, h. 11 Bleecker place
Harrison Michael, laborer, house 29 Church
Harrison Patrick F. boilermaker, h. 85 Canal
Harrison Robert H. engineer, bds. 100 Canal
Harrison William, cook, 124 Lydius
Harrison, see Harison
Harrop Robert, carpenter, house 314 State
narrower John, brewer, b, Lydius near Ontario
Hart Catharine, widow, house 46 Second
Hart Charles, gardener, h. Van Vech. n. Teunis
Hart Elizabeth, confectioner, 224 Hamilton
Hart Eugene, p'terhouse 69 Pier, h. 244 Hudson
Hart Frederick, bookkeeper, N. Y. C. R. R. h.
8 1 9 Broadway [38 Broad
Hart George S. billiard saloon, 22 Beaver, house
Hart Henry, waiter, house 175 Second
Hart James, grocer, 180 Lydius, and Jefferson
cor. Hawk, house do.
Hart James, cigarmaker, bds. Tivoli Hollow
Hart James, carman, house 23 Mulberry
Hart John, grocer, house 44 Second
Hart John, carman, house S6 Third
Hart John, laborer, house 46 Rensselaer.
Hart Joseph, tailor, house 248 South Pearl
Hart Joseph, carpenter, house 313 S. Pearl
Hart Michael, laborer, house Tivoli hollow
Hart Michael, laborer, house 216 Broadway
Hart Michael, switchman, house 72 Orange
Hart Patrick, boilermaker, house 18 Third
Hart Patrick, laborer, house 64 Lawrence
Hart Patrick, grocer, 192 Gi-een, house do.
Hart William, house 353 State [743 do.
Hartfield Frank, bookkeeper, 554 Broadway, b.
Hartigan James, laborer, house 59 Lafayette
Hartley Edwaid, boatman, h. 6 Swan, Arbor hill
Hartley Hannah, widow, house 85 Bowery
Hartley Jonathan, clerk, house 33 South Pearl
Hartley Joseph, dry goods, 33 S, Pearl, h. do. *
Hartley Joseph jr. clerk, house 33 South Pearl
Hartley Robert, trader, house Columbia corner
Academy, Greenbush
Hartley Wm. S. tilemaker, bds. 85 Bowery
Hartman Adam, blacksmith, house 34 Morton
Hartman Caspar, silversmith, house 65 Elk
Hartman Frederic, furnaceman, h^20 Steven
Hartman Henry, laborer, h. lowerfend Broad
Hartman Peter L. grocer, 299 Bowery, h. do.
Hartman Wm, pianomaker, house 18 Jackson
Hartness Thomas L. machinist, h, 876 Broadway
Hartnett Daniel, laborer, house 124 Broad
Hartnett E, M. dressmaker, house 124 Hamilton
Hartnett John, laborer, h. 42 Rensselaer
Hartnett John B. pork packer. Rose cor, Hamil-
ton, house 250 Bowery
Hartnett iMartiia, widow, house 39 Van Woert
Hartnett Mary, millinery, 49 South Pearl, boards
250 Bowery
Hartnett Patrick, laborer, house 5 Gansevoort
Hartnett Timothy, laborer, h. 43 Rensselaer
Hartnett William, laborer, bds. 33 Van Woert
66
ALBANY [H] DIKECTORY
Hartnett William A. meat market, Hudson cor.
Hawk, bds. Eagle Street Hotel
Hartwell James, shoemaker, house 50 Colonie
Harty Daniel, flagman, N. Y. C. R. R. house 52
Montgomery
Harty Matthew, laborer, house 96 Arch
Harvey Chas. S. engineer, house 212 Hamilton
Harvey Clinton D. clerk, bds. 212 Hamilton
Harvey Eveline, widow, house 212 Hamilton
Harvey Francis, water wheels, h. 244 Hamilton
Harvey Frank V. house 212 Hamilton
Harvey John, plumber, house 152 Church
Harvey Levi J. carpenter, house 21 Van Schaick
Harvey Robert W. bookkeeper, 26 Green, bds.
244 Hudsou
Harvey William, machinist, house 41 Jefferson
Harvie Jane, widow, house 54 South Lansing
Hasbrouck Beverly R. house 123 Hawk
Hascy Oscar L. clerk, boards 212 State
Haskell A. E. proprietor Schoharie stage, 436
Broadway, bds. Franklin House
Haskell Henry C. bookkeeper, 4 Pruyn, bds. 12
Liberty
Haskell Lucia Mrs. bds. 94 Clinton avenue
Haskell Sanford R. clerk, 18 State, boards 94
Clinton avenue
Haskell Stephen J. tailor, h. 268 Wash. ave.
Haskell Wm. A. coachman, h. 242 N. Pearl
Haskell Wm. H. bookkeeper Mechanics' and
Farmers' Bank, h. 19 Exchange
Haskell Wm. P. carpenter, house 30 Third
Haskins Henry R. physician, 788 Broadway
Haslam Mrs. grocer, 17 Knox, h. do.
Haslan John C. painter, house Park, Bath
Hass Adam, laborer, house 137 Sand
Hass Peter, laborer, house Canal near Snipe
Hastings Frederick H. (successor to Seth H. &
Son), cotton manufacturer, oflfice 5 Douw's
Building, house at Brainerd
Hastings Hugh J. editor Knickerbocker, 1 }^
Green, house 178 State
Hastings John, capt. 18th reg't, h. 59 Division
Hastings Richard, pressman, h. 362 Lydius
Hastings Robert (Hastings & Co.), \yi Green, h.
90 Hawk, Arbor hill
Hastings Thomas, news depot, Museum Build-
ing, house 92 Eagle
Hastings Wm. alderman 4th ward, h, 12 Norton
Hastings William {R. M. Griffin & Co.), pub-
lishers Albany Evening Standard, 58 State
Hastings & Co. (Robert & William Hastings),
publishers Albany Knickerbocker, l>i Green
Haswell Ann, widow, h. 32 South Ferry
Haswell Charles E. opt-ra saloon, 137 S. Pearl
Haswell Henry B. 74 State, h. 101 S. Pearl
Haswell John E. house 1 15 Hawk
Haswell John H. clerk, bds. 101 South Pearl
Haswell Justus, Surrogate, office City Hall, h.
99 South Pearl
Hatch Albert, tailor, 100 S. Pearl, h. do.
Hatch David, clerk, 380 Broadway
Hatch Kauffnip,n, shoemaker, house 108 S. Pearl
Hatch Lipman, peddler, house 176 S. Pearl
Hatch Silas N. Y. C. R. R. house 43 Lumber
Hatcher Henry, shoemaker, h. 18 Ferry, G'busli
Hatcher Hiram, machinist, bds. 149 N. Pearl
Hatcher Wm. machinist, h. Pearl c. Hamilton
Hathaway Ann, widow, house 43 Union
Hathaway Richard, laborer, house Bowery
Hatten Patrick, laborer, h. 9. W. Ferry alley
Hatter Herman, tailor, house 248 S. Pearl
Hattersley Robert, variety store, 86 First, h. do.
Haughton John A. printer, 9 James, b. 193 Spruce
Haughton Wm. painter, house 19^ Spruce
Haugk Francis, blacksmith, house 160 Broad
Haunsteen Jacob, clerk, 40 South Pearl, boards
Pearl Street Hotel
Hansen Henry, painter, house 42 Philip
Hauser Frederick, farmer, h. 7 Van Vechten
Hausman John G. liarnessmaker, 195 Washing-
ton avenue, house 153 Spring
Hausman Martin, baker, 43 Bowery, h. do.
Hausman W^illiam, bookkeeper, 348 Broadway,
bds. 1 16 Green
Haven Jeremiah D. physician, 40 Lodge, bds.
32 Eagle
Haven Robert G. medical student, b. 32 Eagle
Havens Benj. F. carpenter, h. 2 Knox, Arb. hill
Havens* David Y. moulder, house 77 First
Havens Eugene, carpenter, b. 2 Knox, Arb. bill
Havens Hamilton M. carpenter, h. 33 Van Sch'k
Havens Tim'y C. cigarmaker, b. 2 Knox
Hawe John A. commission merchants, 86 Quay,
bds. 232 State
Hawe Matthew, cooper, 63 Liberty and 58 Union,
house 102 Lydius
Hawes George, clerk, house 68 Congress
Hawe^ John, plumber. Church cor. Bleecker
Hawkins Henry, bookkeeper, 324 Broadway, h.
71 Hudson
Hawkins Henry, meatstall, 776 Broadway, h.
12 Van Tromp
Hawkins [Horace D.), Van Antwerp (William
JV/.), & Co. (Charles Bridge), beef and pork,
355 Broadway, h. 156 Wash. ave.
Hawkins Patrick, laborer, h. Partition n. G'busli
Hawkins William, sexton Cathedral, b. Lydius,
opposite do.
Haw ley Aaron, farmer, Del. turn, near Morton
Hawley Charles, house 425 State
Hawley Cynis, bds. American Hotel
Hawley David A. house 47 Union
Hawley Elias Y. house 32 Eagle
Hawley George G. (Arnold, Folsom & Co.), lum-
ber, 19 Lumber district, h. at Glen's Falls
Hawley Gideon, house 673 Broadway
Hawley G. A. clerk, 453 B'way, h. 10 Wilson
Hawley H. Q. gasworks, 6 Lumber district, h.
734 Broadway
Hawley H. Q. & Co. steam planing mill, 5 Lum-
ber district
Hawley Isaac W. machinist, house 19 High
Hawley Nathan, attorney, 23 Douw's Building,
house Delaware turnpike
Hawley Shaw Y. (Willett & H.), attorney, 80
State, house 158 Broad
Hawley Wm. C. clerk, N. Y. C. R. R. b. 19 High
Hawley W. Austin, clerk, bds. 47 Union
Hayden Ann, widow, h. 131 Hamilton
Hayden Charles B. fruit, house 233 Lydius
Hayden Hannah, widow, bouse 99 Van Woert
Hayden Henry, carpenter, bds. 131 Hamilton
Hayden Mary, widow, house 77 Rensselaer
Haydeu Michael, laborer, house 34 Clinton
Hayden, see Haden, also Heydon
Hayes Bartholomew, shoemaker, h. 119 Dove
Hayes Catharine, widow, house 1 1 Lancaster
Hayes Catharine, widow, house 130 Water
Hayes Edward, butcher, h. 252 Wash. ave.
Hayes Ellen, widow, h. Hamilton n. Union
Hayes George, boards Dunlop House
Hayes James, boilermaker, h. Church c. Reus.
Hayes James, laborer, house 46 N. Lansing
Hayes John, laborer, boards 46 N. Lansing
Hayes John, boarding stable, 25 Chapel, boards
Exchange Hotel
Hayes Lucy J. widow of W. E. h. 22 Jay
Hayes Mary, widow, house 25 Howard
Hayes Mary, widow, house 92 Cherry
Hayes Patrick, typefounder, bds. 48 Union
Hayes Patrick, laborer, house 171 Church
Hayes Rachel, widow, house 130 Dove
Hayes Richard D, engineer, h. 814 Broadway
Hayes Susan Mrs. house 21 Chestnut
ALBANY [H] DIRECTORY
67
Hayes Thomas, attorney, 94 State, h. 102 Lark
Hayes Thomas, butcher, h. 421 Wash, ave
Hayes Thomas, bds. 38 Canal
Hayes Thomas, grocer, North Albany, h. do.
Hayes Timothy, printer, h. 30 Lafayette
Hayes William H. laborer, house Second avenue
near Broadway, Greenbush
Hayner Derick C. engineer, h. 195 Green
Hayner Ellen, widow, house 201 Broadway
Haynes Henry, blacksmith, W. Railroad
Haynes .Tohn, house 46 Chapel
Hays Patrick, teamster, house 80 Orange
Hays Wm. laborer, h. r. 33 Van Woert
Hays William, farmer, house 103 Arch
Hayt Stephen T. {Towner & H.), lumber dealer,
18 Lumber district, h. at Corning
Hay ward Maria A. Mrs. house Mechanic above
East, Greenbush
Hazeltine Stillman, captain 4th district police,
house 320 X State
Hazelton Henry, pilot, bds. Union Hotel
Hazen Jacob T. editor, h. Del. turn. n. Morton
Hazen Jasper Rev. house Del. turn. n. Morton
Head Patrick, laborer, house 45 Arch
Headlam Robert, bds. 180X North Pearl
Headlam William & Son {William jr.), lumber,
Water cor. Lumber, h. 180X North Pearl
Headlam William jr. {W. Headlam & Son), bds.
180 K North Pearl
Heald Charles W. boatman, h. 83 Dove
Healey Charles, brewer, house 101 Canal
Healey David, laborer, house 98 Franklin
Healey George H. clerk, 420 Broadway, house
57 South Lansing [Dunlop House
Healey James L iron railing, 543 Broadway, bds.
Healey Patrick, tailor, house 221 Orange
Healey Sarah, widow, house 19 Rensselaer
Heals Patrick, laborer, house 80 Orange
Healy Christopher T. printer, house 22 Lumber
Healy Henry M. bookbinder, h. 19 Rensselaer
Healy James, cigarmaker, bouse 55 Lydius
Plealy James, gardener, house 158 Jefferson
Healy Thomas, moulder, house 41 Schuyler
Heamer John, grocer, 149 Bowery^house do.
Heaney John A. comedian, boards 91 Orange
Heaney Mary, widow, house 91 Orange
Heaney Philip, laborer, house 51 Van Schaick
Hearus Dennis, house Tivoli Hollow
Heath James P. printer, boards 134 North Pearl
Hebig Conrad, varnisher, 162 Broad
Heck Daniel, painter, house 226 Green
Heck Henry, cigarmaker, house 119 Bowery
Heck John, cigarmaker, house 135 Bowery
Heckenham Charles, porterhouse, h. 331 S. Pearl
Hecker Conrad, shoemaker, house 32 Alexander
Hecker Lawrence, shoemaker, house 127 Snipe
Hecker Peter, blacksmith, h. 336 Wash, ave
Hecker Peter, laborer, house 164 Bowery
Hedinger Christian, moulder, house 198 Bowery
Hedinger Frederick, laborer, house 145 Orange
Hedinger Marks, grocer, 141 Bowery, house do..
Hedley Anthony, telegraph repairer, 448 B'way,
house 202 do.
Hedrick Frederick W. brewer, h. 369 Bowery
Hedrick John F. brewer, house 354 Bowery
Heed Isaac M. shoemaker, 37 Green, house 255
Hudson
Heelan Edward, mason, house 72 Canal
Heenan Catharine, widow, house 131 Canal
Heenen John, cigarmaker, house 8 Broad
Heeney Grace Miss, house 3 Hunter's alley
Heeney John, carman, house 210 Orange
Heeney Lawrence, brickmaker, h. 160 Colonie
Heeney Nicholas, moulder, house 107 Third
Heeney William, laborer, house 135 First
Heermance Cornelius J. sawfiler, 118X Lydius,
house 77 Westerlo
Heermance Joseph 0. printer, house 59 Second,
Arbor Hill
Hees Stephen, laborer, house 29 Bradford
Hefferman Christopher, boards 33 Montgomery
Heffernan Edward, brewer, house 64 Nucella
Heffernan James, b'ding and lodging, 85 Qtiay
Heffernan Michael, carpenter, h. 172 Clin. ave.
Heffernan Michael, laborer, h. North Albany
Heffernan William, carpenter, house 147 First
Heffner Adam, stovemounter, h. lower end of
Broad
Heffron Martin, laborer, house rear 138 Broad
Heffron Wm. laborer, house rear 705 Broadway
Hefner August, tailor, house 21 Van Vechten
Hegenhan Francis, tracklayer, h. 511 Clin. ave.
Hegney John, blacksmith, h. 35 N. Lansing
Heibel John, laborer, house 9 Yates
Heidell Jacob, blacksmith, h. East, Greenbush
Heidenreich Conrad, tailor, house 18 Lark
Heilbrun H. peddler, house 56 Delaware
Heilbrun Isaac, butcher, house 283 South Pearl
Heim Christian, farmer, h, 30 Broad, Bethlehem
Heimberger Jacob, pianomaker, h. 241 S. Pearl
Heimle Melchior, gardener, Clin. ave. n. Perry
Heiniger John, furnaceman, h. 314 S. Pearl
Heinmiller Henry, cabinetmaker, h. 78 Clinton
Heinmiller, grocer, house Clinton cor. Delaware
Heins Jacob, moulder, house W. Ferry alley
Heinz John, shoemaker, house 57 Clinton
Heinze Adam, carpenter, house 201 Bowery
Heinze Wm. physician, house Lark cor. State
Heinzenberg John, turner, house 211 Lumber
Heiser Jacob, furnaceman, house 18 Tennis
Heisler Ewan, laborer, house 136 Broad
Heisler Martin, tailor, house 81 Alexander
Heister Tobias, carver, 9 Liberty, h. 127 Spring
Heitzman Peter, laborer, house 7 Howard
Held Christian, barber, 99 S. Pearl, h. Grand
Held George, barber, 228 Wash. ave. house do
Held Jacob, barber, 713 Broadway, bds. 100 Lark
Held Samuel J. salesman, 374 Broadway, boards
92 Lydius
Helleberry James, in freight house, b. 51 Lumber
Heller Cathran, widow, house 168 Bowery
Heller Jacob, hairdesser, 6 Beaver, h. 1 52 Spring
Heller Louis, porterhouse, 208 Washington ave.
Heller Peter, carpenter, h. 206 >^ Wash. ave.
Heller William, baker, 81 Bowery, house do.
Helliwell Edward (Cunningham & H.), curriers,
413 Broadway, house 58 Howard
Helme Ann, widow, house 32 Bowery
Helme Joseph, wheelwright, 16 Bowery, h. 10 do.
Helme Joseph J. mission house school, 140
Spring, house 54 Lark
Helmerath John A. carpenter, h. 534 Clin. ave.
Helmers Samuel, cook, house 53 Delaware
Helmich Christophe, peddler, house 31 Bowery
Helmich Martin, tailor, house 166 Broad
Helms Frederick, gilder, house 47 S. Ferry
Helt Christian, barber, house 73 Grand
Helt Conrad, oilcloth printer, h. 170 Bowery
Helt Jacob, barber, 713 Broadway, h. 215 Jay
Hempsted Eliza, widow, house 116 Bowery
Hemrich John, furnaceman, h. 47 Clinton
Hemstead E. Mrs. millinery, 18 S. Pearl, h. do.
Hemstreet Philip, carpenter, house 19 James
Henck John, moulder, h. 27 Broad, Bethlehem
Hendee Richard S. dry goods, 477 Broadway,
house 161 N. Pearl
Henderer Harman H. {Pruyn & H.), saloon, 89
S. Pearl, house 96 Third
Henderer Jacob, laborer, house 58 Delaware
Henderer John P. cigarmaker, house 119 Third
Henderer Myers, harbor police, house 121 Third
Henderson Joseph, distiller, h. 12 Broadway
Henderson Joseph C. lieut. col. 77th Regiment,
house 113 N. Pearl
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ALBANY [H] DIRECTORY.
Henderson Margaret, widow, h. 95 Nucella
Henderson William W. moulder, h. 154 Clmruh
Heudrick James, ins. agt. 44 State, h. 28 Third
Hendrick James, varnisher, Louse at Bath
Hendricks Nicholas, painter, boards 26 Fulton
Hendrickson Aaron M. clerk, 134 S. Pearl, b. do
Hendrickson Alida L. dry goods, 134 S. Pearl
Hendrickson Geo. M. clerk, 134 S. Pearl, b. do.
Hendrickson Jacob, liquors, 4 Hudson, house
48 Philip
Hendrickson Matthew, 4 Hudson, h. 201 Lydius
Hendrickson Matthew jr. clerk, attorney gene-
ral's office, boards 201 Lydius
Hendrickson Sarah, house 100 Green
Hendrickson Wm. M. medical student, bds. 211
Lydius
Hendrie Gardiner, moroccodresser, h. 36 S. Ferry
Hendrie Geo. moroccodresser, h. 90 Dallius
Hendrie James, moroccodresser, h. 90 Dallius
Heneberg John, laborer, house 92 Cherry
Heneberg Margaret, widow, house 92 Cherry
Henegan David, shipcarpenter, h. 31 Van Schaick
Heney Hins, tailor, house 215 Green
Hengelman Adam, moulder, h. Broad, Beth'm
Henigan ^ohn, tinsmith, house 61 Johnson
Henly Edward {Stone, Henly & Co.), Morning
Express, 52 State, house 80 Green
Henly James M. blacksmith, boards 64 Bradford
Hennessey Bridget, widow, bouse 52 Rensselaer
Hennessey Daniel, laborer, h. 53 Van Schaick
Hennessey James, laborer, h. 852 Broadway
Hennessey James, hostler, house 19 Westerlo
Hennessey Jane, widow, house 150 Church
Hennessey John, laborer, house 50 Lawrence
Hennessey John, moulder, house 160 Church
Hennessey John, mason, house 271 Lumber
Hennessey John, porter, Stanwix Hall
Hennessey John, {Kinsella & H.), 106 Arch, h.
73 Schuyler
Hennessey John, cooper, bds. B'way cor. John
Hennessey John, laborer, house 128 Water
Hennessey Julia, widow, house 73 Schuyler
Hennessey Michael, solecutter, h. 118 Dallius
Hennessey Patrick, laborer, house 33 Fulton
Hennessey Patrick, laborer, b. 273 North Pearl
Hennessey Richard, carpenter, bds. 73 Schuyler
Hennessey Thomas, laborei', bds. 50 Van Zandt
Hennessey Thomas, moulder, bds. 73 Schuyler
Hennessey Thomas, laborer, h. 20 Van Zandt'
Hennessey Thomas, laborer, house 38 Canal
Hennessey Thomas, laborer, house 13 Fulton
Hennessey Thomas, plasterer, house at Bath
Hennessey Timothy, laborer, h. 189 Broadway
Henry Charles, laborer, house 41 N. Lansing
Henry Charles V. {Jacob Henry's Sons), house
198 North Pearl
Henry Daniel, carriagemaker, h. at N. Albany
Henry Harman, carpenter, boards 85 Westerlo
Henry Horace H. (/. Henry's Sons), boards 198
North Pearl [Newtonville
Henry Jacob, fire brick, Tivoli hollow, house at
Henry Jacob's Sons (Charles V. and Horace H.),
manufacturers of fire brick, stove linings,
Tivoli hollow
Henry Jane Mrs. dressmaker, house 54 Willett
Henry John, laborer, house 81 Sand
Henry Thos. bookkeeper, Ransom's stove works,
house 160 Church
Henry Wm. L. clerk, house 106 First
Hensel Jacob Mrs. house 175 Broad
Henshaw Joseph S. porterhouse, Broadway cor.
South Ferry, house do.
Henshaw Thomas C. pianotuner and regulator,
519 Broadway and 81 State, h. 23 S. Ferry
Henshaw William, carpenter, h. 83 Wash. ave.
Hensler Christian, house Clinton, Bethlehem
Henzel Anton, furnaceman, house 152 Broad
Hepinstall George, agent, leather and findings,
25 Hudson, h. 129 Hamilton I Lark
Herbert Geo. F. clerk. Assorting House, b. 120
Herbert George H. clerk, P. 0. house KG Lark
Herbert Georiie W. bookkeeper, h. 49 Lydius
Herbert Oliver, h. Second n. Harrison, G'bush
Herbert Richard, shoemaker, house Second near
Harrison, Greenbush
Herbst Abraham, peddler, house 52 Clinton
Herdel Gabriel, shoemaker, house 170 Broad
Herdey Frank, moulder, house 56 Colonie
Herkingham Augustus, boatman, house Plumb
near Dallius
Herkingham Michael, carman, h. 60 Delaware
Herkingham Philip, laborer, house 28 Bradford
Herleliy P'rancis J. cooper, h. 55 South Lansing
Herlehy Frank, cooper, liouse 202 Broadway
Herman Charles, switchman, H. R. R. R. bds.
Mechanic above East, Greenbush
Herman George, mason, house 193 Bowery
Herman Henry, mason, house 145 Bowery
Herman Jacob, furnaceman, h. 63 Alexander
Herman Joiin, teamster, house 9 Colonie
Herman Morris, jewelry, 9 Wash. ave. h. do.
Herman Philip, furnaceman, house 145 Third
Herman William, land draining tile, h. B'way,
Greenbush
Hermance Joseph 0. printer, h. 69 Second
Hermance Ryer J. carpenter, house Mechanic
above East. Greenbush
Hermance William G. confectioner, 43 S. Pearl
Hermsdorff Henry, cigarmaker, house 119 Arch
Hern George, clerk, bds. Van Rensselaer House
Hern John, conft ctionery, 62}i Green, h. do.
Hern John, fireman, house 10 De Witt
Hern Michael, engineer, house 10 De Witt
Hern Patrick, clerk, boards Clinton Hotel
Hern Thomas, moulder, house 10 De Witt
Herold Emeram, laborer, house 59 Sand
Heron John N. bookkeeper, boards 72 Canal
Herpinger Frederick, maltster, house 76 Odell
Herpst Andrew, tailor, house 1 1 G. W. turnpike
Herrick Abram, fish market, house 61 Liberty
Herrick Avery, printer, house 106 Spring
Herrick Castle W. {Herrick & Co.), bds. Eagle
Street Hotel
Herrick Christiana, widow, house 61 Liberty
Herrick De Laus W. {Leonard & H.), coal and
wood, 246 Broadway, house 23 Liberty
Herrick E. S. & Son (/. W.), hats, 402 Broad-
way, house 79 Hamilton
Herrick James, 3d reg't, boards 61 Liberty
Herrick Jonathan -R. (Benj. & if.), fruits, 425
and 427 Broadway cor. State, b. 151 Lydius
Herrick J. W. {E. S. Herrick & Son), 402 Broad-
way, house 79 Hamilton
Herrick {Lewis JR.) & Co. (C. W. Herrick), man-
ufs. sugar coated pills, 72 State, h. 186 do.
Herrick Romaine, student, boards 44 Grand
Herrick Simeon, boatman, boards 61 Liberty
Herrin Edward, tin and coppersmith, house 11
Bethlehem road [boards 277 do.
Herschberger Henry, shoemaker, 121 S. Pearl,
Herschberger Isaac, ijoots and shoes, 169 South
• Pearl, house do.
Herschberger Lewis, grocer, 276 S. Pearl, h. do.
Herschberger Nathan, shoemaker, 277 S. Pearl
Herthich Frank, furnaceman, house 54 Colonie
Hertkorn Anton, laborer, h. r. 331 Wash. ave.
Hertline Christian, grocer, house 249 Sand
Hertz {Joseph) & Lehman (Martin), cabinet man-
uf. and upholstery, 95 State, h. 313 S. Pearl
Herz Philip, cabinetmaker, hoiisfe 150 Broad
Herzfield Frank, 554 Broadway, bds. 8S Green
Herzog Ernest J. slateroofer, h. r. 32 Division
Herzog Henry, shoemaker, 104K Lydius, h. do.
Herzog Jacob, porterhouse, 87 Lydius, h. do.
ALBANY [H] DIRECTORY.
69
Heskey Annie, dressmaker, house 413 Lydius
Heslin Michael, cooper, house 86 Arch
Hess Christopher, oysters, 62 Green, house do.
Hess Jacob, broommaker, house 198 Bowery
Hess John, engineer, house 16 Morton
Hess Moses, cigarstore, 266 Wash. ave. h. do.
Hess Valentine, broommaker, h. 288 Wash. ave.
Hess Valentine jr. broommaker, boards 288
Washington avenue
Hessberg Mayer, slioemaker, house 125 Franklin
Hessberg Simon, shoemaker, 264 S. Pearl, h. do.
Hesse Francis W- coachlace weaver, h. 1 Howard
Hesse Henry, shoeblacking, house 47 Clinton
Hession Bridget, widow, house 198 Orange
Hession Patrick, laborer, house 56 Third
Hetrick Michael, butcher, 1 Center Market, h
15 Delaware turnpike [Teunis
Hettebach George, grocei-, Van Vechten corner
Hettinger Elizabeth, widow, house 135 Sand
Hevelock Elizabeth, house Elm near Grand
Hevenor Wiutield S. {Van Alstync & H.), attor-
ney, 4 Douw's Building, house 82 Bleecker
Hewes Henrietta B. teacher, house 289 Hamilton
Hewes S. Emilus, architect, 443 Broadway, h.
289 Hamilton
Hewick Adam, cooper, h 126 Washington ave.
Hewick Charles (H. & C. H.), bds. 49 Bowery
Hewick Henry & Charles, coopers, 74 Quay, h.
9 Bowery
Hewick Ludwig, cooper, house 49 Bowery
Hewlg Conrad, varnisher, house 162 Broad
Hewitt John, house 79 Third
Hewitt John, carman, house 5 Westerlo
Hewitt Thomas, slioemaker, h. 66 Wash. ave.
Hewson Charity, seamstress, house West Arch
near Perry
Hewson Daniel J. house 61 Lydius
Hewson Eliza, widow, boards 209 Lvdius
Hewson John E. 3d reg't, house 49 Union
Hewson Nancy, widow, house 61 Lydius
Heydon Bateman E. coal and sawed wood,
B'way, G'busli, orders rec'd at 389 B'way
Heydon Charles B 17 State, bds. 233 Lydius
Heyes Mary, widow, house Elm near Grand
Heylan Peter, porterhouse. East Albany
Hiam Augustus, clerk. Lumber district, boards
661 Broadway [95 Dallius
Hiams Daniel D. Tompkins, stovemounter, li.
Hibbard Truman, carman, 60 North Lansing
Hibberd Franklin, stagedriver, house 27 ("hurch
Hibsch George, moulder, house 259 S. Pearl
Hickcox Charles S. Mrs. house 206 Hamilton
Hickcox Hamlet H. secretary and treasurer A.
& S. R. R. 73 State, house 9 Lancaster
Hickcox John H. State Library, house 64 Elm
Hickey Andrew, miller, house West Ferry alley
Hickey Daniel, laborer, house 53 Schuyler
Hickey Dennis, grocer, Arch c. Franklin, h. do.
Hickey Edward, laborer, house 71 Colonie
Hickey James [John Hickey & Bro.), grocer, h.
Broadway, Greenbush
Hickey Jocelyn, bootmaker, house 35 Dean
Hickey John & Bro. {James), grocers, Broadway,
also East cor. Mechanic, G'bush, house do.
Hickey .John, carpenter, 118 Lydius, h, 24 Morton
Hickey John, laborer, house 188 Broadway
Hickey Maryaret, widow, house 243 N. Pearl
Hickey Michael, grocer, Greenbush
Hickey Michael, soap fat, house 114 Dallius
Hickey Thomas, laborer, house 176 Green
Hickey Tiiomas, grocer. Fowler c. White, Bath
Hickey Timothy, moroccofinisher, h. 360 State
Hickey William, moulder, h. 26 Van Woert
Hicks C. Mary, widow, house 5 Lark, Arbor hill
Hicks Maria, widow, nurse, bds. 164 N. Pearl
Hicks T. G. speculator, boards Farmers' Hotel
Hidell Jacob, blacksmith, W. R. R.
Hidley John H. music publisher and dealer in
pianofortes »nd musical instruments, &c.
519 Broadway and 81 >State, h. 2 Hall place
Higbie Rebecca A. widow, house 252 Broadway
Higgins Catharine, widow, house 53 Mulberry
Higgins Edward, laborer, bds. 55 Montgomery
Higgins Edward, peddler, house 113 (.reen
Higgins Elizabeth, widow, house 50 Water
Higgins Frances, widow, house 100 Orange
Higgins Henry, actor, boards 57 Lydius
Higgins James, cutter, house 32 De Witt
Higgins James, hoards 315 Washington avenue
Higgins John, laborer, house 70 Canal
Higgins John, agt. Larose's express, b. 142 B'way
Higgins Michael, laborer, house North Albany
Higgins Michael, laborer, house 38 Jefferson
Higgins Michael, shoemaker, h. 224 Broadway
Higgins Michael, laborer, house 200 Orange
Higgins Michael, laborer, house 74 Colonie
Higgins Owen, laborer, house 13 Lawrence
Higgins Robert, laborer, boards 9 Chapel
Higgins Robert, produce, 266 Washington ave.
house 315 do.
Higgins Robert, laborer, house 618 Broadway
Hii,'gins Solomon F. attorney, 7 North Pearl, h.
"89 Hawk, Arbor hill
Higgins Thomas, fireman, house 53 Mulberry
Higgins Thomas, grocer, 21 Lawrence, hou.se do.
Higgins {Thomas) & Davy (Hugh), wines and
liquors, 618 and 620 B'way, h. 21 Lawrence
HiggiiiS Thomas, laborer, house 38 Water
Higgins Thomas, clothing, 21 Lawrence, h. do.
Higham Edward A. bookkeeper, b. 661 B'way
Higliam Lindley, lumber insp. h. 17 V. Schaick
Higham Mary, widow, house 130 Green
Higney Edward, boatman, h. 63 Swan, Arb. hill
Hildreth Hira, moulder, house II Wilbur
Hile Margaret, widow, house 516 Clinton ave,
Hile Peter, moulder, boards 516 Clinton avenue
Hilker Jacob, laborer, house 105 Elk
Hilker Philip, laborer, house 105 Elk
Hill Adam, brewer, house 220 Wash, avenue
Hill Alinn, printer, house 271 State
Hill Andrew D. paperhanger, house 54 Colonic
Hill Catharine, widow, h. Broad, Bethlehem
Hill Charles, printer, house 271 State
Hill Charles Mrs. house 271 State
Hill Cornelius, fruit, oysters and fish, 43 Green,
house 41 do.
Hill {Ebenezcr), TJiomas {William G.) & Co.
{James L. Hyatt), lumber, 4 Lumber district
Hill Ellery, laborer, house Second, Greenbush
Hill George, grocer, 73 Pier, house 239 Lydius
Hill Henry, boards Lydius below Dove
Hill Henry J. clerk, 73 Pier, boards 239 Lydius
Hill Henry Y. porterhouse S\8>i State, h. do.
Hill James, freight clerk N. Y. C. R. R. board.s
Lydius corner High
Hill John, teamster, boards 932 Broadway
Hill Leonard B. city laundry, 19 William, h. do.
Hill Samuel, laborer, house 108 Arch
Hill Thomas, contractor, house 109 First
Hill William, laborer, house 10 Eagle
Hill William, house 300 South Pearl
Hill Wm. coachlaceweaver, boards r. 82 Canal
Hill Wm. G. grocer, 73 Pier, house 239 Lydius
Hill Wm. M. coachman, 32 Church, h. 6l" Union
Hill William W. {Woodward & H.), .saddlery
hardware, 3-'4 Broadway, house 112 Eagle
Hillanbrant Charles, turner, house 11 1 Snipe
Hillanbrant John, blacksmith, house 345 State
Hillenbrant Martin Mrs. house 65 Lafayette
Hiller Bernard, grocer, 643 Broadway, house do.
Hiller Henry, grocer, 234 Washington ave. h. do,
Hiller Samuel, grocer, B'way c. Orange, h. do.
Hillhouse Thomas, adjt. gen. b. Delavan House
Hillier William, clerk, bds. 127 N. Snipe
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ALBANY [H] DIRECTORY
Hillis Henry, tailor, house 37 Plumb
Hillman Hercules, shoemaker, house 24 Canal
Hillman Jacob, teamster, house 3 Lark
Hillman Joseph {Peck & H.), insurance, 442
Broadway, house at Troy
Hillman Mary, widow of Wm. b. 1 16 Clin. ave.
Hills Adeline, widow, house 82 Second
Hills Anthony H. accountant W. R. R. house
119 Jefferson
Hills Charles A. clerk at chamberlain's office,
office, City Hall, house 47 Dallius
Hill Henry J. clerk, 73 Pier, bds. 239 Lydius
Hills Rui:sell A. clerk, boards 82 Second
Hills William R. bookkeeper, Mechanics and
Farmers' Bank, house 82 Second
Hillson James, broker, 3 Hamilton, b. 4 Canal
Hillson James, shoemaker, house 165 Lumber
Hillson John, house 32 Van Schaick
Hillson Robt. boat inspector, b. 32 Van Schaick
Hillson Thomas, house 4 Canal
Hilt Jacob, barber, house 215 Jay
Hilton Benj. machinist, house 75 Cherry
Hilton Benj. P. carriagemaker, 21 Church, h. 75
Cherry [house 15 Broad
Hilton Charles, civil engineer, N. Y. C. R. R.
Hilton .John, carriagemaker. h. 5 Pho3nix place
Hilton Philip, carpenter, house 55 De Witt
Hilton Robert J. attorney and U. S. commis-
sioner, 74 State, house 64 Hawk [Witt
Hilton Simon V. A. grainmeasnrer, bds. 55 De
Hilton W. J. D. attorney, boards — Lydius
Hilts Martin, grocer, 152 Washington avenue,
boards Poland's Hotel
Himler John, moulder, house 163 Franklin
Hinch John, porter, 355 Broadway, and grocer,
132 Eagle, house do.
Hinckel Charles, wines and liquors, 83 South
Pearl, house 164 Hudson
Hinckel Charles A. boards 164 Hudson
Hinckel Conrad, carpenter, house 9 Bowery
Hinckel Eliza, widow, house 278 South Pearl
Hinckel Frederick {Schinncrcr & H.), brewer,
house 181 Elm
Hinckley E. M. Mrs. Mdme. Demorest's empo-
rium of fashions, 508 Broadway, house do.
Hindnian Alfred G. laces and embroideries, 546
Broadway, hous(; 159 North P(?arl
Hindman Edward K. hosiery, 546 Broadway,
boards 1 59 North Pearl
Hindman Rt-becca 1. teacher, dis. school^ No. 13,
boards 159 Lumber
Hine Frank B. agent sewing machines, 564
Broadway, house 132 S^-cond
Hine John, blacksmith, house 98 Snipe
Hines Elliot, baker, house 211 Jeffierson
Hinkley Joseph, painter, house 17 Rose
Hinkley Leander (Lewis & H.), flour and grain,
89 Quay, house 35 Broad
Hinman Brothers [John II. & Walter S.), dry
goods, 396 Broadway, house 84 Hamilton
Hinman Walter S. (Hinman Bros.), 396 B'way
Hinzel Anton, moulder, house 152 Broad
Hipp Frederick, laborer, house 73 Sand
Hipsman John Gr. maltster, house 72 Canal
Hiscox "Gardner C. mathematical instrumentma-
ker, 448 Broadway, house do.
Hisgen Charles, painter, house 39 Sand
Hisgen Conrad, carriagepainter, house 40 Sand
Hisgen Henry A. refreshment saloon, 7 Howard
Hitchcock A. Mrs. house 25 Dallius
Hitclicock A. M. capt. St. Bt. Ontario, 77 Pier
Hitchcock A. Robinson, machinist, h. 196 Green
Hitchcock David H. boat captain, house 5G
Wester! 0
Hitcbcock Frank, boatman, boards 56 Westerlo
Hitchcoqk James, pilot, house 22 Lydius
Hitchcock James S. waiter, house 20 Lydius
Hitchcock Joel A. pilot, house 137 Eagle
Hitclicock John H. house 18 Washington ave.
Hitchcock Nicholas, pilot, house 130 Eagle
Hitchcock William P. pilot, house 47 Division
Hoag Bridget, house 10 Foundry place
Hoag Daniel S. peddler, boards 25 Lancaster
Hoag (Francis) & Briggs (Oliver), produce com-
mission, 10 Exchange, house 32 Chestnut
Hoag George, engineer, Western R. R. house
Broadway, Greenbush
Hoag Joseph'W. clerk, 46 State, b. 12 Liberty
Hoag Milton, clerk, N. Y. C. R. R. boards Ved-
der's Hotel
Hoag Richard T. captain, house 281 Hudson
Hoag Silas E. clerk, boards 32 Jay
Hoage Abram, shoemaker, h. 8 Vliu Tromp
Hoarn Martin, carman, house 51 Van Woert
Hobart William, bookkeeper, bds. 278 B'way
Hobbens Mary, widow, house 53 Third
Hobbens William, teamster, boards 53 Third
Hobbs Chas. W. clerk, 420 B'way, b. 76 Philip
Hobbs (E. A.) & Bidden (H. E.), grocers and
fruit dealers, 5 Clinton ave. bds, 24 Third
Hobbs George W. (Steele & H.), saddlery hard-
ware, 420 Broadway, house 76 Philip
Hobbs George W. jr. linut. 91st reg't, b. 76 Philip
Hochemer, Franz, laborer, house 14 Orange
Hock Margaret, widow, house 6 Tennis
Hocker John, furnaceman, house 33 Tenuis
Hocknell John, teamster, house at Bath
Hockridge Smith, engineer, house Steuben near
Fnrry, Bath [Blue row, G'bush
Hodge John M. machinist, W. R. R. boards
Hodge Thomas A. engineer, W. R. R. house Blue
row, Greenbush
Hodgi-ns Thomas, teamster, house 243 Elm
Hodgens Thomas jr. carpenter, boards 243 Elm
Hodgens Wm porterhouse, Ferry, Greenbush
Hodgins Thomas, laborer, house 21 Plain
Hodarins William, architect and civil engineer,
3 Washington avenue, house do.
Hodgkins Stephen L. painter, h. 22 Westerlo
Hodgsett William, cooper, h. 638 Broadway
Hoes Stephen V. R. clothing, 331 B'way, h. do.
Hoett Jacob, bartender, house 56 Union
Hoff Alex. H. physician, 87 North Pearl, h. do.
Holf Jacob, laborer, house Green cor. Bassett
Hoff John, laborer, house 161 Sand
HoflFman Anabella, widow of Leonard G. house
115 Church
Hoffman Andrew, boatman, house 35 Clinton
Hoffman Barnard, overseer at Penitentiary, h.
Jay corner High
Hoffman Benjamin, house 202 Lydius
Hoffman Charles, furnaceman, h. 290 Wash. av.
Hoffman Ernst, clergyman, house 200 Bowery
Hoffman Eustace, laborer, house W. Ferry near
Partridge
Hoffman Francis, moulder, house 10 Tennis
Hoffman Frank, brushmaker, house 15 Tennis
Hoffman George, furnaceman, h. 38 Broad, Beth.
Hoffman Isaac, peddler, house 241 South Pearl
Hoffman Jacob, moulder, house 3 Teunis
Hoffman John, furnaceman, h. 283 Wash. ave.
Hoffman John, laborer, bds. Orange c. B'way
Hoffman John M. laborer, h. 330 South Pearl
Hoffman Joseph, laborer, boards 91 Chiu'ch
Hoffman Joseph E. blacksmith, h. 22 Bethl. rd.
Hoffman L. G. ( Wiles, H. & Rowland), real estate
broker, 55 State, boards 28 Plain
Hoffman Maria, widow, house 202 Lydius
Hoffman Philip, grocer, 212 Wash. ave. h. do.
Hoffman Thomas, boardinghousp, 91 Church
Hoffman Wm. engineer, h. Rensselaer, Bath
Hoffman Wm. laborer, h. Van Vechten c. Clin.
Hoffmeister Anton, tailor, house 78 Odell
Hofstetter Conrad, tailor, house 39 Alexander
ALBANY [H] DIRECTORY
71
Hogaboom Davit!, express newsman, house 88
Swan
Hogaboom George W. {Stone, Henly & Co.),
Morning Express, 52 State, house 208 Swan
Hogan Andrew, teamster, house 49 Cherry
Hogan Barney, moroccodresser, h. 133 Canal
Hogan Cornelius, house 67 Van Woert
Hogan Daniel, laborer, house rear 16 Lumber
Hogan Daniel, moulder, house Tivoli hollow
Hogan David, laboi-er, house Colonic c. Center
Hogan Edward, blacksmith, Broadway, Bath
Hogan Ellen, widow, house 110 Canal
Hogan James, laborer, house 76 Van Woert
Hogan Jeremiah, gilder, house 263 Hudson
Hogan John, carpenter, house 103 Elm
Hogan Jolin, shoemaker, house 5 Clinton
Hogan {John) & Co. {L. JD. Hogan), hatters, 12
Beaver, house 39 South Ferry
Hogan John C. coppersmith, house 62 Third
Hogan Leverett D. (Hogan & Co.), 12 Beaver, b.
39 South Ferry
Hogan Mary, widow, house 140 Green
Hogan Mary Miss, house 50 Van Zandt
Hogan Mary A. Miss, dressmaker, 5 Plain
Hogan Martin, laborer, h. 46 North Lansing
Hogan Martin, laborer, h. Johnson cor. Philip
Hogan Michael, paver, house 43 Liberty
Hogan Michael, carpenter, house 24 Jefferson
Hogan Michael, moulder, house 32 Jefferson
Hogan Michael, laborer, h. at North Albany
Hogan Patrick, furnaceman, bds. 55 Jackson
Hogan Patrick, furnaceman, house 3 Learned
Hogan Peter, civil engineer, 74 State, house 132
Hamilton
Hogan Richard, laborer, h. Road near Canal
Hogan Sophia, house 27 Elm
Hogan Susan, widow, house 263 Hudson
Hogan Thomas, house 50 West Ferry
Hogan Thomas, carpenter, h. 36 Jefferson
Hogan Timothy, gardener, house 169 Jefferson
Hogan Wm. teamster, house 20 Sand
Hogan William H. farmer, house New Scotland
plank road
Hogeboom Mary, milliner, 42 S. Pearl, h. do.
Hogle Augusta, piano teacher, boards 76 First
Hogle Horace Mrs. fancy goods, 610 B'way, h. do.
Hogle Jacob, clerk, 104 Pier, boards do.
Hogle James C. variety store, 49 Wash. av. h. do.
Hogle Melinda, widow, house 76 First
Hogstotch, John, carpenter, house 230 Wash. av.
Hoh Charles, papermaker, house 76 Bassett
Holbrook Francis W. clerk, Albany City Bank,
house 201 State
Holbrook N. H. Mrs. widow, house 201 State
Holbrook Willard F. student, 41 North Pearl,
boards 22 Jay
Holcombe Henry, machinist, house Mechanic
above East, Greenbush [51 De Witt
Holden Hiram, meatstall, 865 Broadway, house
Holden John, tailor, boards 7 Lark
Holden John W. lum. inspector, h. 51 De Witt
Holden Stephen, attorney, 74 State, bds. 41 Jay
Holder William, brewer, boards 354 Bowery
Holdredge David F. carpenter, h. 74 Eagle
Holdridge Howard, house 111 Church
Holdridge Robt. boards 111 Church
Holiday James, 4tli dist. police, h. 145 Lancaster
Holla Cliarles, shoemaker, 400 Broadway, house
291 Washington avenue
Holland Win. bootfitter, house 31 Church
Holland Wm. laborer, house 12 Cherry,
UoUenbeck Cornelia Miss, tailoress, house 177
Jefferson •
Hollenbeck Cornelia, widow, house 115 Spring
Hollenbeck Gilbert G. boatman, h. 260 Lumber
Hollenbeck Henry B. carman, h. 102 Jefferson
Hollenbeck J. B. clerk, boards llager's Hotel
HoUigan Elizabeth, widow, house 42 Third
Holligan Peter H. shoemaker, h. 16 N. Lansing
HoUister Edward P. attorney, 73 State
Holler Jacob, grocer, 30 Bowery, house do.
Holman Henry, mason, house 112 Spring
Holmes Amos T. notary public and insurance
agent, 1 Exchange Building, h. 46 Hudson
Holmes Benjamin, boards 55 High
Holmes Edward R. baker, house 43 Lydius
Holmes Henry B. hosiery, 26 South Pearl, house
218 Hamilton
Holmes Isabella, widow, house 675 Broadway
Holmes James, laborer, bds. Aiken, Greenbush
Holmes Mary, widow, house 310 Hamilton
Holmes Robert, grain insp. 7 Hudson, h. 55 High
Holmes Sarah J. tailoress, boards 35 Hawk
Holohan Matthew, grocer, 38 Rensselaer, h. do.
Holohan Wm. peddler, house at North Albany
Hols Sophia, widow, house 37 Plumb [Steven
Holtscher Herman, laborer, h. Van Vechten cor.
Holstein John, shoemaker, house 53 Clinton
Holstein L. D. Mrs. house 159 Eagle
Holstein {Lafayette D.), Cheevei {Calvin R.) &
McNamara {Jno. W.), attorneys, 82 State, h.
234 Hudson
Holt Charles B. {Jared Sc C. B. H.), h. 136 Hudson
Holt Daniel B. carpenter, 15 Great W. turnpike,
house 17 do.
Holt Jared & C. B. leather and finding store, 48
Hudson, house 1 Hall place
Holt Win. coachman, house 179 Lancaster
Holton Peter, shoemaker, h. Grand c. Morton
Holtsdorf Joseph, laborer, h. 94 Bassett
Holtzer Aaron, peddler, h. Broad, Bethlehem
Holtzmacher, Theodore, tailor, h. 147 Broad
Holtzschoe John, shoemaker, house 200 Broad
Holweck Frank, grocer, Clinton cor. Alexander
Homanner Pauline, widow, house 199 Broad
Home Ann, grocer, 64 Bradford, house do.
Home John, shoemaker, hou.se 19 Sand
Homes Henry A. assistant librarian. State Libra-
ry, house 77 Hawk
Honey Michael, furnaceman, house 128 Beaver
Honeysett James, baker, 194 Hamilton, h. do.
Hood Benj. L. jewelry, 40 State, h. 98 Lydius
Hood PHter, tinsmith, house 33 Plumb
Hood Thomas, furnaceman, house at Bath
Hoogebruin Jacob, painter, house 212 Jefferson
Hook Peter, 4th district police, h. 82 Spring
Hook Peter, jr. moulder, boards 122 Spring
Hooke Moses {Hall, Hooke & Co.), flour, grain
and com. mer. 95 Green, bds. Delavan House
Hope Helen, house 120 Lydius
Hope Robert {N. Lodge & Co.), drain tile manu-
facturer. Plank road, h. Lydius n. Quail
Hopey George W. clerk, b. S. Pearl c. Bassett
Hopkins Benjamin, tinsmith, h. 167 Hamilton
Hopkins Joanna, widow, house 20 Dallius
Hopkins L. J. grocer, Bassett cor. Franklin, h.
99 Bassett
Hopkins Michael, laborer, house 92 Van Woert
Hopkins Orville D. bartender, h. 22 Clin. are.
Hopkins Patrick, laborer, house 3 Bleecker
Hopkins Simon, laborer, h. Plumb n. Franklin
Hopp Catharine, widow, house 29 Robin
Hopper Christopher, horsedealer, h. 2 Broad
Hopper Wm. peddler, house 282 Bowery
Horan Daniel, laborer, house 24 Lawrence
Horan John, laborer, house 56 Lawrence
Horan Michael, laborer, bds. 169)4 Montgomery
Horen John, carman, house 61 Van Woert
Horen John W. clerk N. Y. C. R. R. boards
30 Steuben
Horen Karen, laborer, house 73 Lawrence
Horen Patrick, laborer, house 65 Van Woert
Horn Nicholas J. liarnessmaker, h. 235 Wash. a.
Horner John, bookkeeper, house 94 Spring
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ALBANY [H] DIRECTORY.
Horner John, moulder, h. 327 Washington ave.
Horner Nathaniel, printer, boards 94 Spring
Horrigan Michael, carpenter, h. 301 North Pearl
Horst Frederick, clerk, boards 93 Green
Hortman William, macliinist, house Wendell
above East, Greenbusli
Horton Charles, butcher, 863 B'way, h. 14 Third
Horton Frederick, carman, house Bath
Horton James M. 451 Broadway, h. 218 Hudson
Horton Jared, meatstall, Second cor. Swan, h.
36 Third
Horton John, coachmaker, boards 29 Division
Hosch Edward, saloon, 916 B'way, bds. 890 do.
Hosch Philip H. confectioner, h. 916 Broadway
Hosch William, confectioner, house Kirk's alley
Hosmer {Gustavus P.) & Townsend {Robot},
staves, 55 Pier, boards American Hotel
Hosmer Henry G. clerk, 55 Pier, bds. 30 Steuben
Hotaling Aaron & Hiram, ice, 55 Broadway, h.
71 Lydius
Hotaling Cliauncey, ice, house 161 Franklin
Hotaling C. house Second avenue, Greenbusli
Hotaling David I. builder, house 195 Lancaster
Hotaling Hiram (A. &. IJ. Hotaling), ice, 41
Broadway, house 72 Herkimer
Hotaling Jacob {Hotalings & Chaddon), h. 228Elm
Hotaling Jane M. house 28 Plain
Hotaling Jasper K. accountant, boards 128 Green
Hotaling Joshua, carpenter, house Whitehall rd.
cor. Broad [Lancaster
Hotaling Lansing, attorney, 74 State, boards 195
Hotaling (.Uoscs) & Paddock (Pete/- J.) grocers.
lOl South Pearl, house 93 Hamilton
Hotaling William (^Hotalings & Chaddon), house
256Elm
Hotaling William R. carman, house 227 Green
Hotalings & Cliaddon (Jacob and Wm. Hotaling
He Ephraim Chaddon), hay hoops, 374 Lydius
Hotchkiss Isaac, patternmaker, h. 2*^ W. Ferry
Hotcbkiss M. K. salesman, 37 Dean, bds. Mer-
chants' Hotel
Hotchkiss Thomas, baker, h. 182 S. Pearl
Hotto Henry, comedian, bds. 42 Grand
Houck Charles E. house 297 Wasiiington ave.
Houck Christian, proprietor Houck's Hotel, 74
Washington avenue
Houck Elizabeth, widow, house 239 Elm
Houck James A. clerk at Houck's Hotel
Houck Peter L. clerk, 666 B'way, h. 86 Beaver
Houck PeterL. jr. clerk, 666 B'way, b. 86 BeaVer
Houfl" Philip, tailor, house 339 Wash. ave.
Hough Eliza, widow, house 123 Lydius
Hough Franklin B. 78 State [Broadway
Hough G. W. at Dudley Observatory, bds. 669
Houghkirk James F. mason, hou.se 189 Swan
Houghkirk Wm. H. I8th reg't, h. 1S9 Swan
Houghtaling Geo. E. carpenter, 1 Tivoli hollow
Houghtuling James, peddler, house 16 John
Houghtaling John H. 91st reg't, li. 165 B'way
Houghtaling Jolm R. 2d dist. police, h. 6 Broad
Houghtaling Nichola.s, blacksmith, W. R. R. h.
Greeu cor. Third, Greenbusli
Houghtaling Petei- D. shoemaker, h. 405 Lydius
Houghton J. W. shoemaker, h. 38 S. Lansing
Houghton Silas, mariner, hous j 83 Westerlo
Houghton Thomas, tinsmith, h. 255 Hamilton
Houlihan Honora, widow, house 69 Lawrence
Houlihan Julia, widow, house 45 Van Woert
IIoull Henry, tallyman, bds- 42 Swan, Arb. hill
Ho'.-ll Oliver, house 42 Swan, corner Third
Hounson Charles, carpenter, h. 149 S. Pearl
Hourigan Joseph, grocer, 70 Rensselaer, h. do.
Hourigan Patrick, porter, 42 Dean, h. 1C3 Grand
House Wins. A. bowling, 398 Broadway, h. do.
Houseman .lolin, liarnessmaker, h. 153 Spring
Houseman William, bookkeeper, 348 Broadway,
boards 116 Green
Housemiller Louis, policeman, fconse448 Lydius
Housler Casper, house 107 Grand
Houston Christiana, widow, h. 52 S. Lansing
Hovey James 0. clerk, 63 State, b. 28 Division
Hovey Jeremiah M. boatman, house Steuben
near Ferry, Bath
Howard Henry R. costumer, house 55 Green
Howard .lames, carman, house 219 Third
Howard Margaret, widow, hou.se 213 Broadway
Howard Mary, widow, house 87 Lancaster
Howard Mary E. teacher, bds. 87 Lancaster
Howard Patrick, laborer, house 184 Broadway
Howard Samuel, hay &c. 143 Hudson, h. do
Howard Wm. blacksmith, h. 113 Franklin
Howe Charles A. engineer, bds. 260 N. Pearl
Howe Edward J. blacksmith, bds. 9 Lumber
Ilowe George, butcher, h. Yates n. Ontario
Howe James K. cutter, 313 B'way, h. 29 Division
Howe John A. com. nier. 317 Broadway, house
197 Luiubf^r
Howe L. B. shoe manufactory at Penitentiary, h,
132 Lark • [216 Hamilton
Howe Reulien L. & Co. furniture, 96 State, h.
Howell Letitia, widow, hou.<;e 72 Lydius
Howes James W. Ashland farm, junction Lydius
and Western turnpike
Howlin James J. tailor, house 61 Beaver
Hoxsie George W. manufacturer of Hoxsie, 25
Hamilton corner Liberty, h. do
Hoy Charles T. dep. sup't. at Penitentiary
Hoy James, laborer, house 128 Water
Hoy John jr. stoves, 18 Green, house 43 Jay
Hoy Martin, carpenter, house 125 Canal
Hoy Owen, grocer, 39 Hamilton, house do
Hoy Sarah, tailoress, bds. 32 Rensselaer
Hoyland James H. grocer, 365 State, h. do
Hoyland James H. printer, house 365 State
Hoyland George, porter, 463 B'way, h. 7 S. Ferry
Hoyle Jeremiaii, 1st dist. police", h. 5 Wilbur
Hoysradt John H. bds. 91 Lydius
Hoyt Antoinette, widow, h. Elm cor. Eagle
Hoyt Charles E. bookkeeper at Franklin Machine
Works, bds. Elm cor. Eagle
Hoyt George, sashmaker, h. 1 12 Broad
Hoyt George (/as. H. Osborn & Co.), grocers, 169
South Pem-1, hou.se 83 Westerlo
Hoyt George B. (Putnam & H.), coal, Eagle cor.
Hudson, and Broadway corner Weaterlo,
house Elm corner Eagle
Hoyt Joseph E. restaurant, 123 Pier, house 16
South Ferry [Hawk
Hoyt Lucius C. clerk, 453 Broadway, house 112
Hoyt K. Mrs. house 51 iJorth Pearl
Hoyt Wm. T. frameraaker, house 3 Bleecker pi.
Hubbard Butler, waterman, h. 217 Lumber
Hubbard Michael, porterhouse, 120 Broadway
Hubbard Nicholas, laborer, house 56 Cherry
Hubbard Rhoda, nurse, house 217 Lumber
Hubbard Wellington, farmer, bds. North Albany
Hubbell (Jfcwri/) & Johnson (W. T.), carriage
makers, 19 Church, h. 21 S. Lansing
Hubbell John C. clerk at Hill, Thomas & Co.'s,
hous.3 \3i>i North Pearl
Hube Conrad, mason, house 98 Bradford
Hubener Nicholas, grcrer, house 191 Broad
Huber Jacob J. lager beer saloon and people's
garden, 293 Wash. ave. h. do.
Hubert Wm. safemaker, h. 194 South Pearl
Hubolt Wm. A. Rev. h. 86 Bleecker
Huddlestone Elizabeth, widow, h. 403 Lydius
Hudson Wm. laborer, h. 200 Clin. ave.
Huebsch Jacob, moulder, bds. i.'66 Br(>adway
Huested Alfred B. bds. 183 Lydius
lluested Kinmory, artist, 56 State, b. 183 Lydius
Huested Mabala'Mrs. house 183 Lydius
Huested Sylvanus B. teacher, h. 183 Lydius
Hughes Arthur, grocer, 90 Van Woert, house do.
ALBANY [H] DIBBCTORY.
73
Hughes Bernard, sexton, house 50 Colonie
Hughes Charles, baggageinaster, h. 97 Dallius
Huglies Dennis, machinist, house 18 Lumber
Hughes Dorcas, widow, house 170 Spring
Hughes Ellen, house 52 Rensselaer
Hughes Francis, laborer, house 144 Colonie
Hughes George C. shoemaker, h. 408 Lydius
Hughes Henry, laborer, house 245 Green
Hughes Henry, machinist W. R. R. h. B'way,
Green bush
Hughes James, grocer, 43 Swan, Arbor hill
Hughes John, grocer. Union cor. Hamilton
Hughes John, gardener, house 82 Van Woert
Hughes John, porterhouse, 48 Lydius, h. do.
Hughes John J. billiard saloon, 772 >^ Broadway
Hughes Mary, widow, 163 Lumber
Hughes Michael, laborer, house 52 Rensselaer
Hughes Michael, laborei-, house 28 Delaware
Hughes Michael, laborer, house 772 Broadway
Hughes Patrick, cooper, house 52 Swan
Hughes Patrick, laborer, house 110 Dallius
Hughes Patrick, carman, house 74 Van Woert
Hughes Thomas, grocer, 53 Church, h. do.
Hughes Thomas, laborer, house 170 Spring
Hughes Wm. blacksmith, house 182 S. Pearl
Hughes Wm. H. teacher, house 74 Westerlo
Hughson Mafia, house 97 Herkimer
Hulburt {Lester) & La Monte {David S.), fancy
goods, 392 Broadway, house 15 Broad
Huling Perry, engineer, house East near Me-
chanic, Green bush
Hull Augustus P. ex. delivery, h. 51 High
Hull Hen ryB. shoemaker, 7 1 1 Broadway, bds.
18 Quackenbush
Hulsapple Cornelius, h, 42 Clinton avenue
Hulsapple Piatt, carpenter, h. Columbia, G'bush
Hulse Fillmore G. printer, house 82 Canal
Hummel Adolphus, bookkeeper, house at North
Greenbush
Hummel Christian, furnaceman, h. 167 Broad
Hummel Edward, machinist, h. 115 Dove
Hummel Gottlieb, tailor, house 303 Broadway
Humpf Joseph, tailor, house 21 Van Vechten
Humphrey Barnet C. sec. Albany Gas Co. 59
State, house 4 Park
Humphrey Catharine, widow, h. 45 Lafayette
Humphrey Correl {F. Humphrey's Sons), h. 141
Wiishington avenue
Humphrey fjve Mrs. house 316 Lydius
Humphrey Friend's Sons {Theodore F., James
H. and Correl), hides and leather, 14 and 16
State [168 Wash ave.
Humphrey James H. {F. Humphrey's Sons) h.
Humphrey John R. ( Wm. J. Humphrey & Co.),
druggist, 39 Wash. ave. h. 45 Lafayette
Humphrey Misses, house 39 Hudson
Humphrey Robert, clerk, 482 Broadway, boards
316 Lydius [h. 141 Wash. ave.
Humphrey Tlieodore F. {F. Humphrey's Sons),
Humphrey Wm. J. & Co. {John R. Humphrey),
druggist, 39 Wash. ave. h. 41 Lafayette
Humphries Anna, dressmaker, 2-28 Elm
Hun Thomas, physicijin, 36 Maiden lane, house
25 North Pearl
Hungerford James E. carpenter, h. N. Albany
Huugerford Oliver M. attorney, 74 State, house
337 do.
Hunsdon Eliza A. teacher, bds. 2 Park
Hunsdon Seth H. physician, house 146 Lydius
Hunt F. D. student, boards 64 Howard
Hunt Francis, laborer, W. R. R. h. East Albany
Hunt Francis, shoedealer, 670 Broadway, h. do.
Hunt George, carpenter, house 149 First
Hunt Hamilton, tallyman, N. Y. C. R. R. house
11 Van Woert
Hunt James V. engineer, house 12 Lumber
Hunt Michael, printer, boards 47 Jefferson
10
Hnnt<jr Andrew R. Bulls head, Schen'y turnpike
Hunter David, cigarmaker, bds. 799 Broadway
Hunter Dexter, clerk, 184 Water, b. 200 N. Pearl
Hunter Elkanah, bpardinghouse, 799 B'way
Hunter Gilbert (C. 'Warren & Co ), lumber deal-
er, 184 Water, house 200 North Pearl
Hunter John, cooper, house 58 Rensselaer
Hunter John D. farmer, near Bulls head, Sche-
nectady turnpike
Hunter Robert, baker, 36 Washington avenue
Hunter Thomas, carpenter, house Mechanic ab.
East, Greenbush
Hunter Wm. Bulls head, Schenectady turnpike,
house 336 Bowery
Hunter Wra. H, restaurant, 11 Washington ave.
Hunter Wilson, builder, house 461 Lydius
Huntington Harriet E. Mrs. house 142 Hudson
Huntington Henry H. collector for Evening
Journal, house 83 Second
Huntly Williams D. experimental dep. Normal
School, house 1 Pine
Hurcomb W. F. cutter, 79 State, b. 26 Chestnut
Hurd F. S. engraver, 448 B'way, b. 27 Grand
Hurd J. N. M. Mrs. house 27 Grand
Hurdis John, painter, 9 Church, house do.
Hurdis John S. lieut. 96th reg't, b. 9 Church
Hurdis William E. signwriter, 9 Church, b. do.
Hurlburt J. Franklin, house 74 Grand
Hurley David, bartender, house 126 Jefferson
Hurley Joseph, laborer, house 90 Van Woert
Hurley Patrick, laborer, house 174 Colonie
Hurley William, laborer, house 5 Odell
Hurley William, laborer, house 19 DeWitt
Hurst Charles, at Log Tavern
Hurst James A., State Geological Rooms, State
corner Lodge, house 9 Elm
Hurst Sifroit, harnessmaker, bds. 60 Lydius
Hurst Samuel, porterhouse, 287 South Pearl,
house 273 do.
hurst William, proprietor Log Tavern
Hussey Nicholas, nursery, h. Lydius, n. Robin
Hussey Patrick, laborer, house 1 Bleecker
Husted Albert N. teachei', Normal school, bds.
4 Park place
Husted Mary, widow, house 49 Hudson
Hutchings Levina, widow, house 53 Hudson
Hutching? Milton 0. 57 South Pearl, house 171
Hamilton
Hutchings . boards 28 Division
Hutchingson Robert, fireman, b. 18 Quackenbush
Hutrhins L. D. wholesale clothing, 79 State, b.
57 Columbia
Hutchins Stephen B. painter, h. 158 Broadway
Hutchins S. C. printer, house 25 Dove
Hutchinson Andrew, engineer, N. Y. C. R. R.
house 81 Lumber [ery, h. do.
Hutchinson David & D. R. W. grocers, 123 Bow-
Hutchinson David R. W. {David & D. R. W.),
boards 123 Bowery
Hutchinson Henry D. 18th reg't, h. 57 First
Hutchinson James, blacksmith, house 18 Quack-
enbush
Hutchinson James, carman, house 23 Hawk
Hutchinson John F. engineer, h. 78 Lumber
Hutchinson Sarah J. tailoress, house 26 Elk
Hutchinson Thomas, house 154 Clinton avenue
Hutchinson William, clerk, b. 154 Clinton ave.
Huth Cliristian, saloon, 35 Green, house do.
Hutson Ann, widow, house 33 Knox
Hutson George H. carman, house 329 N. Pearl
Huxley Charles E. clerk, house 172 Jajr
Huxley Susan, widow, house 37 Dove
Huyck Mary, widow, house 17 Jay
Hyard William, laborer, house 158 Spring
Hyatt Allen B. dockbuilder, h. 91 Third
Hyatt Chester, clerk, 4 Lumber district, boards
23 Clinton avenue
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ALBANY [IJ] DIRECTORY
Hyatt James L. {Hill, Thomas & Co.), lumber, 4
Lumber district, boards DelavAn House
Hyatt John H. clerk, bds. 23 Clinton avenue
Hyatt John L. dockmaster, h. 23 Clinton ave.
Hyatt William, cutter, 515 B'way, b. — Philip
Hyde James, laborer, h. Clinton ave. n. Quail
Hyde Jeremiah S. harnessmaker, h. 6 Chestnut
Hyde Thomas, tinsmith, b. Clinton avenue near
Quail
Hydeman Emil, clerk, bds. 74 Lydius
Hydeman Michael, h. S. Pearl cor. Alexander
Hydeman Moses, clerk, b. S. Pearl c. Alexander
Hydeman Solomon, bds. 74 Lydius
Hydrick John, mason, house 91 Cherry
Hyland Edward, clerk, 70 S. Pearl, bds. 35 Third
Hyland John, jjorter Mechanics and Farmers'
Bank, house 35 Third
Hyland John J. clerk Mechanics and Farmers'
Bank, boards 35 Third
Hyland Kyran, laborer, house 152 Canal
Hyland Michael, laborer, house 133 Canal
Hyler George W. grocer, Broadway cor. Colum-
bia, house do. Greenbush
Hyler ( Wesley) & Scott (George C), carriagema-
kers, 21 Ferry, h. Broadway, Greenbush
Hyman Henry, peddler, house 47 Mulberry
Hynes David Mrs. grocer, 48 Van Schaick, h. do
Hynes Elizabetli, teacher, 167 Hamilton
Hynes Jane, teacher, 167 Hamilton
Hynes Thomas, laborer, house 2 Cross
Hysner George, laborer, h. 15 East, Greenbush
IAN JACOB, barber, boards 111 Nucella
Igget Catharine, widow, house 20 Daniels
lUch Karl, peddler, house 87 Soutli Pearl
Illch Meyer, 124 South Pearl, h. 53 S. Lansing
lUch Simon, clothing, 124 S. Pearl, house 17 do.
Imrie John, baker, 53 Hawk, house do.
Ingenthron Francis, machinist, h. 26 Bowery
Ingmire Frederick, clerk, 382 B'way, h. 15 Jay
Ingmire John H. paperhangings, 382 Broadway,
house 292 South Pearl
Ingmire William F. clerk, house 251 Hudson
Ingraham Charles G. clerk 391 Broadway, bds.
44 Grand
Ingraham Clara, dressmaker, h. 80 Division
Ingraham Elizabeth, widow, house 69 Herkimer
Ingraham James, carpenter, h. Columbia, G'bush
Ingraham James, teamster, h. rt^ar 15 Van Woert
Ingraham William, clerk, 402 Broadway, boards
69 Herkimer
Inslee John H. capt. house 7 Dallius
Ireland Daniel D. house 182 Clinton ave.
Irvin James, vol., house rear 51 Lawrence
Irvin Nancy, nurse, house 302 North Pearl
Irvin Patrick, laborer, house 75 Mulberry
Irvin Richard, gardener, house 20 Wash. ave.
Irvin William, teamster, house 295 North Pearl
Irvine Oliver M. silversmith, house 10 Broad
Irwin Theophilus, house 121 Green
Irwin Thomas, stovemounter, house 160 Grand
Irwin Wm. P. com. mer. 113 Pier, h. at G'bush
Irwin, see Erwin, also Irvin
Isaacs Betsey, grocer, 256 South Pearl, h. do.
Isdale Clarissa E. h, Broadway near Van Woert
Isdell Chambers, clerk, boards 61 High
Isdell Samuel, moroccodresser, house 61 High
Isley William, carpenter, house 165 Grand
Ittinger Anthony, laborer, h. Broad, Bethlehem
Ittinger Christian, furnaceman, h. 27 Alexander
Ittinger John, furnaceman, house 28 Steven
Ittinger Lawrence," painter. Van Vechten corner
Steven
Ittinger Wendel, painter, house 28 Steven
Ivens Martin, carpenter, Watson n. Ferry, Bath
Ives Henry R, carpenter, h. Blue row, G'bush
Ivory Martha Mrs. house §2 South Ferry
JACK ANDREW, boilermaker, H, R. R. R.,
Greenbush, house Broadway do.
Jack William, 79th regt. house 49 Swan, Arbor h.
Jackson Catharine, widow, house 77 Westerlo
Jackson Charles A. boatman, house 97 Knox
Jackson Christopher, waiter, h. 18 Lark, Arb. h.
Jackson David, carman, house 67 Schuyler
Jackson David C. clothing, 403 Broadway, h. do
Jackson George, tilemaker. Swan cor, Morton,
house 140 Lark
Jackson George P. mechanical engineer, Town-
send's furnace. Elk cor. Hawk, boards Con-
gress Hall
Jackson Isabella, seamstress, house 218 Swan
Jackson Isaiah, house 168 Spring
Jackson James, restaurant South Pearl comer
Lydius, house 126 South Pearl
Jackson John, tanner, h. 277 Washington ave.
Jackson John, laborer, house 586 Clinton ave.
Jackson Margaret, widow, house 126 S. Pearl
Jackson Peter, boards Pearl Street Hotel
Jackson Robert, bouse 219 South Pearl
Jackson Robert, clerk, 508 B'way, bds. 97 Knox
Jackson Robert H. boatmnu, house 97 Knox
Jackson Samuel, cigarmaker, 51 Johnson
Jackson Trescott, cabinetmaker, h. 42 Union
Jacobie Freeman [Reads & J.), brickmaker. Lark
near Canal, house 13 Dove
Jacobs Bernard, liquors, 368 Broadway, h. do,
Jacobs Catherine Mrs. house 32 Hudson
Jacobson John, flour ins. 73 Quay, h. 109 Hawk
Jacobson Simon, grocer, 374 Lydius, h. 373 do.
Jagger Ira, engineer, house 92 Lark
Jahrhut John, laborer, house 214 S. Pearl
Jakeway Joseph, house 116 Lydius
James Amos C. {Marshall, J. '& Traver), pianos,
Masonic Hall, 41 N. Pearl, h. 55 Spencer
James Delia, widow, house 55 Spencer
James Edward, 407 Broadway, h. 26 Lancaster
James Edward Mrs. house 1 Plain
.lames Ellen, widow, house 2 Onet's alley
James Evan, bookk'r, 9 James, h. 145 Clin. ave.
James Howard, house 6 Pine
James Jacob, shoemaker, house 4 Alexander
James Lewis W. pianotuuer, bds. 56 Spencer
James Richard, laborer, house 19 Chapel
James William Rev. house 104 Hudson
Janes William, teacher, house 19 Lafayette
Jaques Edward, dry goods, 141 S. Pearl, boots
and shoes, 143 do. house do.
Jaques Philip, laborer, h. Yates near Robin
Jardine William, currier, 25 Hudson, house 69
South Lansing
Jarvis J. J. Mrs. house 38 Lodge [16 Broad
Jarvis Stephen, bookkeeper, 392 Broadway, b.
Jatho Conrad, harnessmaker, h. 26 Jefferson
Jauch Andrew, farmer, lower end Broad
Jay Syrene Miss, bds. 72 North Pearl
JefFers T. C. & Co. (J. B. Clemishaw) soda water
Howard cor. S. Pearl, bds. American Hotel
Jefferson Abraham M. carpenter, h. 64 Second
Jenison William L. {A. B. Van Gaasbeek & Co.),
t carpets, 43 N. Pearl, h. 53 Ten Broeck
nk John, farmer, house 128 Broad
Jenks Electus B. house 49 Washington avenue
Jenkins Chas. E. harnessmaker, h. 12 Lancaster
Jenkins {Charles M.) & Cooper {Paul F.), attor-
neys, 452 Broadway, h. 48 North Pearl
Jenkins Clarence T, clerk, 453 Broadway, house
181 Hudson
Jenkins George, keeper Capitol, house do.
Jenkins Ira, watchmaker, 640 Broadway, h, do.
Jenkins Jno. F. notary, &c, h. 1 Cohimbia place
Jenkins John W. moulding mill, 86 Green, h.
50 Division
Jenkins Lemuel, bounty land claim agent, and
counselor, boards 67 Chapel
ALBANY [J] DIRECTORY.
75
Jenkins Philip, watchmaker, 640 B'way, h. do.
Jenkius Thomas, hackdriver, h. 39 Van Zandt
Jenne Daniel C. division engineer, State Hall,
boards Dunlop House
Jenner Samuel, blacksmith, bds. 168 Eagle
Jennings August, saddler, h. 297 Wash. ave.
Jennings John, furrier, house 99 Dove
Jennings Robert, pork dealer, 29 Green, house
162 Lydius
Jenz Adam, laborer, house 50 Clinton
Jermain James B. 40 Quay, house on Troy road
Jermain Sylvanus P. 40 Quay, house on Troy r.
Jerome E(le;ar, machinist, boards 50 Elm
Jerome Edward, machinist, bds. at N. Albany
Jerrett Heniy F. express messenger, boards Ex-
change Hotel
Jewell Frederick S. Rev. teacher. State Normal
School, house 184 North Pearl
Jewell Moses Rev. house 181 North Pearl
Jewell Volkert D. prop. City Hall Coflee House,
Eagle corner Maiden lane
Jewett Caroline Miss, variety store, 71 N. Pear!
Jewett Ezekiel, curator. Geological Hall, boards
7 Lancaster
Jimson Eliza Mrs. h. East ab. Mechanic, G'bush
Johan Peter, tailor, 70 South Pearl, h. 117 do.
John Julius, upholsterer, house Van Vechten
near Elizabeth
Johns Thomas, 43d reg't, house r. 74 Second
Johnson Alex. S. attorney, Tweddle Hall, house
107 Stat3
Johnson Amasa S. cutter, 391 B'way, b. 44 Grand
Johnson Antonie {Becker He J.), pianoraaker, 186
Washington avenue, house 300 do.
Johnson Benj. P. sec. state agricultural society,
Geological Hall, h. 29 Clinton avenue
Johnson Catharine, widow, h, Clinton avenue
near Ten Broeck
Johnson Daniel, carman, house 207 Elm
Johnson Edward C. foreman at Wilbur & Co.'s,
boards Green, Greenbush
Johnson Edwin, engineer at Palmer, Newton &
Co.'s, house 878 Broadway
Johnson Elizabeth, widow, house 6 Norton
Johnson Francis D. moulder, h. 77 Lawrence
Johnson Franklin N. clerk, house 43 Dallius
Johnson Geo. B. constable, house 43 Dallius
Johnson Geo. H. cigars, 18 Church, h. 33 Dallius
Johnson Geo. W. freight cond'r, bds. 882 B'way
Johnson Gilbert, fruit, 50 State, h. 4 Chestnut
Johnson Henry, cook, house 57 Howard
Johnson Hugh, engineer, house 16 Beaver
Johnson James, grainmeasurer, h. 190 Hudson
Johnson James C. attorney, 50 State, h. 24 Hawk
Johnson James L alderman 5th ward, and clerk
adjt. general's office, house 91 Columbia
Johnson James P. waiter, house 1 14 First
Johnson John, captain, house 196 Lumber
Johnson John, carman, house 47 Bassett
Johnson John, laborer, boards 55 Colonie
Johnson John, paver, house 12 Pine
Johnson John, laborer, boards 47 Westerlo ^
Johnson John, waiter, house 172 Third 9
Johnson John H. tobacconist, li. 104 Herkimer
Johnson John H. cigarmaker, h. 232 Jefferson
Johnson John L fruit, house 117 Lumber
Johnson John L. carpenter, house 13 Catharine
Johnson John M. at N. Y. C. R. R. h. 1 19 Beaver
Johnson John 0. tobacconist, 548 Broadway.
house 66 Division
Johnson Joseph, machinist, h. 301 North Pearl
Johnson Leah, widow, house 379 State
Johnson Levi, waiter, Delavan House
Johnson Mary J. house 369 State
Johnson Mary C. widow, house 630 Broadway
Johnson McDonald, sashmaker, h. 20 W. Ferry
Johnson Noah, carver, house 170 Sand
Johnson Oliver Mrs. house 88 Hudson
Johnson Orlando, clerk, 42 State, h. 29 Westerlo
Johnson Owen, laborer, boards West Albany
Johnson Patrick, mason, house 97 Dove
Johnson Ransom, carpenter, house 51 Bassett
Johnson R<^bert L. manager American express,
12 Exchange Building, house 138 Eagle
Johnson Rose, widow, house rear 43 De Witt
Johnson Sarah, widow, house 312 State
Johnson Sarah, widow of Aaron, b. 223 N. Pearl
Johnson Sarah, widow of Henry, h. 169 Second
Johnson Sarah, widow, house 51 Van Woert
Johnson T. M. salesman, 41 North Pearl
Johnson William, waiter, house 168 Third
Johnson William, blacksmith, h. at N. Albany
Johnson Wm. H. printer, bds. American Hotel
Johnson Wm. H. barber, house 181 Third
Johnson Wm. H. hairdresser, h. rear 43 Union
Johnson Wm. H. machinist, house 118 Sand
Johnson William, gatekeeper, Western turnpike
Johnson William T. clerk, house 8 Norton
Johnson William R. Rev. boards 41 Chapel
Johnston Marion Mrs. baker, 368 Lydius, h. do.
Johnston Susan, widow, house 62 Willett
Johnston Wm. brewer, house 244 Hamilton
Johnston William C. salesman. Quay corner
Hamilton, house 127 Hamilton
Johnston William T. {Hubbell & J.), carriage-
makers, 19 Church, house 45 Dallius
Johnstone John, bootmaker 66 K Hudson, h. do.
Joice John, laborer, house 88 Franklin
Joice Richard, house 172 Orange
Joiner Grove, house 109 Lydius
Jollie James VV. saddler, bds. B'way cor. John
Jones Abraham, watchman, N. Y. C. R. R. house
37 Dallius
Jones Cassius C. boards 28 Division
Jones Catharine, widow, house 29 Westerlo
Jones Charles, peddler, house 424 Clinton ave,
Jones Charles, tinsmith, boards 53 Bowery
Jones Charles A. engineer, house 191 Lumber
Jones Charles H. JSreman, N. Y. C. R. R. house
80 Second
Jones Charles W. clerk, 66 State, h. 55 High
Jones Chauncey, carman, house 383 State
Jones Edward F. cigarmaker, boards 143 Third
Jones Edward, moulder, boards 54 Union
Jones Edward H. supt. N. Y. C. R. R.. machine
shop, (and L. A. OrcuttSc Co.), h. W. Albany
Jones Eliza, dressmaker, house 654 Broadway
Jones Erasmus D. homoeopathic physician, 140
State, house do.
Jones , boards 27 Quackenbush
Jones George, turner, house 58 Howard
Jones George 0. house 44 Lancaster
Jones George W. engineer, h. 14 Swan, Arb. hill
Jones Henry P. clerk, express, 13 Exchange
Building, boards Stanwix Hall
Jones Isaac, coachmaker, house 121 Second
Jones Isaac C. planemaker, h. 445 Wash, avenue
Jones Isaac M. blacksmith, house 32 Wilson
Jones Isabella, widow of Jas. D. h. 50 Herkimer
Jones James, cigars, 616 Broadway, house 114
Clinton avenue
Jones James, clerk, 459 B'way, h. 123 Orange
Jones James C tailor, 608 B'way, h. 92 Clin. av.
Jones James R. hairdresser, house 192 Lumber
Jones Jane, grocer. Canal near Dove, house do.
Jones Jesse, cartrimmer, boards 37 Dallius
Jones John, laborer, house rear 449 Wash. ave.
Jones John, waiter, Delavan House
Jones John, messenger, Albany City Bank, h.
443 Washington avenue
Jones John, fruit and oysters, 318 Clinton ave.
Jones John, house 3 Chapel
Jones John J. engineer, house at West Albany
Jones John, tailor, house 30 Chapel
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ALBANY [K] DIRECTORY.
Jones John, clerk, house 69 Bowery
Jones Leonard, clerk, 470 B'way, bds. 91 Eagle
Jonvs Lucy A. R. widow, house 13 Park
Jones Margaret, widow, house 224 Swan
Jones Mary, widow, tailoress, h. 143 Third
Jones Mary Ann, widow, house 121 Arch
Jones Mary J. nurse, house Swan near Canal
Jones Michael, laborer, house 73 Lawreuce
Jones Milton, butcher, house 196 Bowery
Jones Moses G. clerk Assorting House, b. 86 Clin-
ton avenue
Jones P. H. manufacturer of gents' linen goods,
684 Broadway, house do.
Jones Peter E. grocer, 30 "Wash. ave. b. 28 do.
Jones Richard, plasterer, li. Hawk c. Jefferson
Jones Samuel Mrs. house 46 Perry
Jones Samuel E. stonecutter, bds. 29 Union
Jones Sarah, widow, house 67 Bowery
Jones Thomas, carriagemaker, h. North Albany
Jones Thomas, laborer, house 1 1 Gau.sevoort
Jones Thomas G. cooper, boards 123 Orange
Jones William, cooper, house 123 Orange
Jones William, laborer, house 105 Caual
Jones William, builder, Clinton avenue, above
Swan, house 86 Clinton avenue
Jones William, hairdresser, h. 234 Jefferson
Jones William, shoemaker, h. 272 Wash. ave.
Jones William jr. clerk, hoards 105 Canal
Jones William H. slater, boards 224 Swan
Jougblood Frederic, moulder, h. 17 Alexander
Joralemou John {Bailey & J.), stoves, &c. 87
South Pearl, house do.
Jordan Bernard, laborer, house 58 N Lansing
Jordiin Brabazon N. painter, h. B'way, (i'bush "
Jordan James, blacksmith, h. 124 Chestnut
Jordan John, carpenter, house 70 Colonic
Jordan Michael, moulder, bds. 58 N. Lansing
Jo/'dan Patrick, moulder, bds. 58 N. Lansing
Jordan Richard H. C. shipcarpenter, house 176
Clinton avenue
Joseph Amos, barber, house 29 Fulton
Joslyn Charles, express meisemrer, 13 Exchange
Building
Jouss Lewis, boatman, house Broadway, G'bush
Joy Morris, laborer, house 18 Lawrence
Joy Patrick, laborer, boards 31 Plumb
Joyce George W. cardriver, house 20 Sand
Joyce James, paver, house 151 Canal
Joyce John, laborer, house 151 Canal
Joyce Micliael, laborer, house 19 Hawk
Joyce William H. oyster.s, Columbia, G'bush
Joiner Philo J. boilermaker, house 103 Jefferson
Judd , blacksmith, boards 61 Union
Judge Barney, house 65 K Arch
Judge Bartholomew, house 67 North Lansing
Judge Bridget, widow, house 32 Van Woert
Judge George, moulder, h. 97 Green
Judge James, grocer, 274 N. Pearl, house 12 Van
Woert
Judge John, grocer, 65 Colonie, house do.
Judge Patrick, laborer, house 185 Orange
Judge Patrick, clerk, 274 North Pearl, boards 32
Van Woert
Judge Thomas, grocer, 24 Bethl. road, h. 22 do.
Judkins B. F. engineer N. Y. C. R. R. boards
Dunlop House
Jadson Albert C. teller Merchants' Bank, boards
134 Washington ave.
Judson {E. L.) &, Capron {John D,), provisions,
SState, house 62 Jay
Judson Ichabod L. provisions, 128 Washington
avenue, house 134 do.
Julian Henry, porterhouse, 65 Lydins, h. do.
Jungblut Frederic, grocer, house Van Vechten
corner Clinton
Junger Gertrude, widow, hou.ee 116 Arch
Jungerman Alexander, peddler, h. 272 S. Pearl
KAAG ADRIAN C. carriagetrimmer, house 29
Alexander
Kaag Peter, carriagemaker, liouse 197 Broad
Kaagan Lawrence, grocer, h. Broad c. Schuyler
Kaestmer Frederick Wm. gilder, h. 109 First
Kaffenburgher Isaac, clerk, 548 Broadway, bds.
82 Hamilton
Kaffenburgher Jacob, butcher. South Pearl, h.
Delaware turnpike near Morton
Kahl Frederick, baker, house 142 Bowery
Kahle Charles, carpenter, liouse 104 Broad ■ 5
Kahle Charles, house 56 Union • *
Kailer Jacob, laborer, house 103 Lark
Kain Jeremiah, engineer, house 72 Montgomery
Kain Thomas, woolbiiyer, house 104 Jefferson
Kain William, shoes 1 13 Pier, h. 57 S. Lansing
Kain, see Kane, also Cane
Kairnes Owen, laborer, house 138 Bowery
Kale Patrick, laborer, house rear 64 Canal
Kaler John, gardener, house 80 Sand
Kaley George, accountant, 42 Dean, house 51
Lafayette
Kaley Tliomas, porterhouse, 28 Water, h. do.
Kalilier John, laborer, bds. 3 North Lansing
Kambli Henri, prof, languages, h. 22 Chestnut
Kampher Julius, porterhouse, 55 Bowery, h. do.
Kana Thomas, butcher, 184 Green, house do.
Kanane John, shoemaker, bds. 28 Howard
Kanary John, laborer, hou.se 10 Fulton
Kane Charles, pilot, house Seymour, Bath
Kane Chas. S. miisician 44th reg't, h. 106 Orange
Kane Edward, vol. house 31 Hamilton
Kane James, moulder, house at North Albany
Kane Joanna, widow, house 40 Canal
Kane John, marbleworker, house 32 Howard
Kane John C. carpenter, house 274 Hamilton
Kane Peter, mason, house 143 Third
Kane Thomas, boatman, house 167 Orange
Kane Thomas, laborer, house 40 Elk
Kane William, coachman, hou.«e 17 S. Lansing
Kane William, laborer, hou.se 46 Colonie
Kane William, varuisher, house 159 Sand
Kannah James, laborer, house 128 Sand
Kannary Thomas, porterhouse, 68 Colonie, h. do.
Kannerd Fielding, teamster, boards 18 Orange.
Kanold Herman Rev. house 6 Delaware
Kapp George, tailor, hou.se 20 Bowery
Kappes John, shoemaker, h. 278 Broad
Kapps Jacob, tailor, house 208 Broad
Karasy Cornelius, saloon, 107 Beaver, h. do.
Karasy Peter, clerk, basement Center Market,
house 107 Beaver
Karn John, coppersmith, house 87 Green
Karn Nicholas, laborer, house 131 Broad
Karner G. G. flour and produce, 4 Maiden lane,
hoards 31 Second
Karnej' Patrick, bartender, 264 Broadway
Karney Peter, porter, 123 Pier, h. 220 Hudson
Karns Michael, laborer, house 45 Van Woert
Karoly T. physician, house 62 Howard
Karr Patrick, laborer, liouse 33 Van Woert
Karslake Samuel jr. attorney, 5 Douw's Building,
boards Franklin House
Karte John, shoemaker, house 235 South Pearl
Karthau.sser Louis, baker, house 6 Steven
Kasper Joseph, tailor, house 33 Bowery
Kastanienbautu Nathan, peddler, h. 317 S. Pearl
Kastanienbaum Simon, peddler, h, 97 Schuyler
Kastendike John, house 74 Schuyler
Kastendike John, dry goods, 248 S. Pearl, h. do.
Kastendike John L. patternfinisher, h. 81 Cherry
Katz John C. cabinetmaker, h. Tivoli hollow
Kauffman Mo.ses, peddler, house 331 South Pearl
Kaufman Bernard, house 133 Broad
Kavanaugh Bernard, saloon, 833 B'way, h. do.
Kavanaugh James, carman, house 164 State
Kavanaugh James, moulder, h. 67 Schuyler
ALBANY [K] DIRECTORY.
77
Kavanangh Michael, carpenter, 26 West Ferry
Kay Robert, wheelwright, bds. 48 Union
Keahn William, painter, house 255 Sand
Kean Andrew, liquors, 33 Van Woert, li. do.
Kearnin John, clerk, boards 278 Lydius
Kearney Christopher, engineer, h. 9 Morton
Kearney {Edward J.) & Fellows (if. J.), plumb-
ers and roofers, 94 State, h. 166 Clinton ave.
Kearney Edward, laborer, bds. 854 Broadway
Kearney Elizabeth, widow, h. Canal n. Lark
Kearney Ellen, widow, house 782 Broadway
Kearney Francis & T. clothing and groceries, 173
Montgomery, house 5 De Witt
Kearney Henry J. grocer, 153 Clinton av. li. do.
Kearney John, machinist, boards 242 N. Pearl
Kearney Mary, dressmaker, li, 782 Broadway
Kearney Matthew, maltster, house 14 Rose
Kearney Michael, stonecutter, house 103 Arch
Kearney Michael, volunteer, house 63 Lafayette
Kearney Michael J. foreman Evening Standard,
boards 221 Orange
Kearney Peter, laborer, house 250 Hudson
Kearney Robert, laborer, house 242 North Pearl
Kearnej' Thomas, county treasurer, 443 B'way
{F. & T. Kearney), clothing, 173 Montgom-
ery, house 35 De Witt
Kearney William, laborer, house 40 Canal
Kearney Wm. cooper, 26 Swan, h. 198 Orange
Kearns'Cormick, laborer, h. 18 Lawrence
Kearns James, grocer. Church corner Bassett
Kearns John, laborer, house 225 Green
Kearns Nicholas, boatman, house 178 Green
Kearn.s Thomas, carman, house 117 Franklin
Kearns Thomas, laborer, house rear 15 Clinton
Kearsing George W. pianomaker, h. Yates near
Ontario . [tario
Kearsing John H. carpenter, h. W. Ferry n. On-
Kearvin Ann, widow, house 69^ Colonie
Keating Patrick, laborer, house 66 Van Woert
Keating Paul, cooper, house 41 Rensselaer
Keavney Thomas, laborer, house 93 Orange
Keay William, paperhanger, house 59 .Johnson
Keays Edward, ci^armaker, house 38 Third
Keays John, cigar manufacturer. Second corner
Swan, house 30 Third
Keays Margaret Mrs. house 38 Third
Kechner Frank, carpenter, h. 7 Van Vechten
Keck Andrew, laborer, house 51 Clinton
Keefe Andrew, house Swan near Canal
Keefe Dennis, moulder, house 884 Broadway
Keefe Edward, butcher, house 485 Wash. ave.
Keefe Edward, laborer, h. Glenn, Greenbush
Keefe John, moulder, house 247 Lumber
Keefe Timothy, moulder, house 172 Broadway
Keegan Charles, laborer, house 93 Broad
Keegan James, coachman, h. 11 Van Tromp
Keegan John, laborer, house 192 Orange
Keegan John, blacksmith, house 41 Liberty
Keegan Lawrence, laborer, W. R. R.
Keegan Michael, laborer, house 71 Dallius
Keegan Sarah, widow, house 112 Canal
Keeler Adam, teanister, house 26 Bowery
Keeler Adam sen. teamster, house 31 Bowery
Keeler Charles, teamster, house 28 Bowery
Keeler Charles S. police, house 27 William
Keeler Frederick, watchman, boards 101 Mont-
gomery
Keeler Frederic, engineer, h. Broad, Bethlehem
Keeler Harri.son li. clerk, 121 Pier, boards 96
Green
Keeler Henry, boatman, house 171 Eagle
Keeler Isaac N. flour, grain, &c. 121 Pier, house
96 Green
Keeler Jasper S. house 52 Division
Keeler John, laborer, house North Lansing
Keeler Noah, house 2 Franklin
Keeler Philip, saloon. Little Basin
Keeler Pitt, teamster, house 277 Wash, avenue
Keeler Theodore, capt. house 52 Division
Keeler Wesley W. 95th Penu. regiment, house 7
South Ferry
Keeler William H. boatman, boards 171 Eagle
Keeler William H. fish and oysters, 248 Broad-
way, boards 270 do.
Keelin John, grocer, house 185 Third
Keelin Maigaret, grocer, house Van Vechten c.
Elizabeth
Keenan Andrew, carman, h. 71 North Lansing
Keenan Arthur, brickmoulder, h. 18 Clinton
Keenan Christopher, laborer, house 56 Third
Keenan Christopher, mason, bds. East, G'bush
Keenan Daniel, laborer, h. Fourth, Greenbush
Keenan Dennis, laborer, houee Tivoli hollow
Keenan James, carman, rear 26 De Witt
Keenan James V. porterhouse, 44 State, house
21 Chape:
Keenan John & William, grocers. East corner
Wendell, Greenbush, house do.
Keenan Julia, widow, house 21 Chapel
Keenan Martin, mason, house East, Greenbush
Keenan Michael, carman, house North Albany
Keenan Patrick, laborer, house 208 Third
Keenan Patrick, laborer, house 5 North Lansing
Keenan Patrick, laborer, house 176 Colonie
Keenan Thomas, mason, bds. East, Greenbush
Keenan William {J. & JV. K.), grocer, East cor.
Wendell, Greenbush, house do.
Keenw Aaron, carpenter, house 78 Third
Keeshan William, boatman, house 10 Eagle
Kegan Michael, laborer, house rear 162 Orange
Kegan Michael, laborer, house 157 Orange
Kehrer Adam, cabinetmaker, house 123 Sand
Keim Erust, printer, house 20 Morton
Keith Joseph B. bookkeeper Albany City Bank,
boards 63 Grand
Keith W. L. carman, house 101 Dove
Kelbflish Adam, wheelwi'ight, h. 162 Bowery
Kelder David, laborer, house 64 Benjaniin
Kelderhouse Elizabeth, widow, house 224 Elm
Kelderhouse William H. laborer, house rear 78
Third
Keller Elizabeth, widow, house 317 State
Keller Jacob, furnaceman. house 44 Delaware
Keller John, carpenter, house 215 South Pearl
Keller Joseph, tailor, house 30 Elm
Keller Leonard, 41" Broadway, boards 30 Elm
Keller Margaret, widow, house 37 Schuyler
Kellerman Geo. laborer, house Elk near Quail
Kellett Ellen, widow of Thomas, h. 85 Canal
Kelley Elizabeth Mrs. house 80 Arch
Kelley George W. grocer, 112 Swan, Arbor hill,
boards 61 Second
Kellner Frederick, driver, house 31 Green
Kellogg Theodore W. engineer, H. R. R. R.
Kells Edward, lumber insp. boards 16 Lumber
Kells Eleanor, widow, house 16 Lumber
Kells George, steamplaner, boards 16 Lumber
Kells Wm. pianomaker, h. Rensselaer, Bath
Kellum Stephen C. clerk, house 386 Lydius
Kelly Albert W. clerk, 63 Wash. av. b. 330 State
Kelly Bernard W. laborer, house 14 Van Zandt
Kelly Bridget, widow, house 25 Jefferson
Kelly Chas. W. serg't 11th battery, b. 101 Grand
Ktlly David, laborer, house 257 band
Kelly Dennis, laborer, boards 28 Water
Kelly Edward, sawyer, house 852 Broadw.ay
Kelly Edward, 63d reg't, house 110 Wat'sr
Kelly Edward, laborer, h. 7 Second, Greenbush
Kelly Edward, mason, house 63 Nuc^lla
Kelly Edward H. machinist, h. 7 Second, G'bush
Kelly Edward, porterhonsi^, 266 Lydius
Kelly Ellen Mrs house 26 Van Schaick
Kelly Forrester Mrs. house 330 State
Kelly Francis, moulder, house 10 Foundrv place
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ALBANY [K] DIRECTORY
Kelly George H. clerk, National express, boards
101 Grand
Kelly George W. clerk, 472 B'way, b. 101 Grand
Kelly Henry, clerk, 19 Philip, bds. 119 Hawk
Kelly Hugli, laborer, h. 35 ^f. Lansing
Kelly Hugh, laborer, house 258 Sand
Kelly Hugh, grocer, 175 Montgomery, h. do.
Kelly James, laborer, house 161 Orange
Kelly James, silverplater, house 1 02 Church
Kelly James, carpenter, h. 172 Clinton avenue
Kelly James, machinist, bds. 266 N. Pearl
Kelly James {Withers & K.), 122 South Pearl,
house 102 Church
Kelly James, maltster, bds. 10 Knox
Kelly James, hatter, bds. 119 Hawk
Kelly James, laborer, house 8 Van Woert
Kelly James, engineer, house 360 State
Kelly James, laborer, h. 4 Foundry place
Kelly James, laborer, h. 187 Cliurch
Kelly James, nailer, 257 Sand, h. do
Kelly James, blacksmith, h. 273 N. Pearl
Kelly James, painter, house 8 S. Lansing
^f Kelly James B. {Tucker & K.), lumber, 21 Lum-
ber district, b. at Stanwix Hall
Kelly James H. mason, house 251 Hamilton
Kelly Jane, washing, house 241 Lumber
Kelly Jane, widow, house 88 Church
Kelly John, carman, house 161 Broadway
Kelly John, conductor N. Y. C. R. R. house
851 Broadway
Kelly John, laborer, bds. 55 Montgomery
Kelly John, cooper, h. 39 Liberty
Kelly John, shoemaker, house 153 K Orange
Kelly John, laborer, house 14 John
Kelly John, laborer, house 185 Orange
Kelly John, laborer, house 70 Arch
Kelly John, teamster, h. 52 La Fayette
Kelly John, shoemaker, house Washington cor.
Columbia, Greenbush
Kelly John, tailor, house 89 Van Woert
Kelly John P., H. R. R. freight, b. 109 Clin. ave.
Kelly John T. printer, h. 99 Green
Kelly Joseph, carpenter, 83 Lawrence, h. do
Kelly Josepli, laborer, house 259 State
Kelly Lawience, carman, h. Catial n. Lark
Kelly Margaret, widow, grocer, h. 120 Broad
Kelly Mary, widow, house 115 Canal
Kelly Mary, widow, house 78 Orange
Kelly Mary A. Mrs. house 66 Green
Kelly Matthew, laborer, house 144 B'way
Kelly Matthew, teamster, house 22 Mulberry
Kelly Michael, furrier, house 152 Canal
Kelly Michael, laborer, bds. 8 Van Woert
Kelly Michael, 91 st I'eg't, house 66 Green
Kelly Michael, laborer, house 18 Lark
Kelly Michael, laborer, house 43 Bassett
Kelly Michael, laborer, h. r. 177 Montgomery
Kelly Owen, porter, 9 State, h. Swan cor. Road
Kelly Owen, brakeman, h Second n. Snipe
Kelly Patrick, cooper, 355 B'way, h. 61 Canal
Kelly Patrick, house Columbia
Kelly Patrick, laborer, house 64 Water
Kelly Patrick, laborer, house 139 Canal
Kelly Patrick, laborer, house 12 John
Kelly Patrick, grocer, house 44 Rensselaer
Kelly Patrick, laborer, house North Albany
Kelly Patrick, laborer, h. 7 Lark
Kelly Peter, conductor N. Y. C. R. R. bds. 72
Montgomery
Kelly Peter, laborer, house 74 Lawrence
Kelly Rebecca, house 71 Colonie
Kelly Richard, tailor, bds. 18 Beaver
Kelly Robert, teamster, h. Road n. Canal
Kelly Rose, widow, house Swan cor. Road
Kelly Rose, widow, house 43 Van Zandt
Kelly Sarah, widow, house 18 Park
Kelly Sarah, widow of John, h. 125 Green
Kelly Sarah Ann, widow, house 124 Spring
Kelly Thomas, laborer, bd.'*. 21 Orange
Kelly Thomas, house Yates n. Snipe
Kelly Thomas, butcher, house 249 Elm
Kelly Thomas, butcher, house 11 Fulton
Kelly Thomas, laborer, h. r. 3 Morton
Kelly Thomas, laborer, house 37 Canal
Kelly Tiiomas, laborer, house 45 Arch
Kelly Thomas, grocer, 17 Orange, h. do.
Kelly Thomas, porter, 1 22 Pier', h. 37 Canal
Kelly Thomas, laborer, house 273 N. Pearl
Kelly Timothy, laborer, house 7 Clinton
Kelly Timothy, helper, house 16 Second
Kelly Timothy, laborer, house 12 Second
Kelly Warren S. attt)rney and commissioner of
deeds, 50 State, house 94 Lark
Kelly Wm. laborer, h. 189 Broadway
Kelly William, cooper, 355 Broadway, house 82
Canal
Kelly William, carpenter, bds. 119 Hawk
Kelly William, laborer, house 45 Rensselaer
Kelly William, grainraeasurer, hous^^ 56 Church
Kelly William, teamster, house 151 Bowery
Kelsch Anthony, tailor, house 12 Catharine
Kelsch George, tailor, house 201 Broad
Kelsey Richard W. capt. steamboat, h. 92 Green
Kelso John, house 48 Chapel
Kemmy Patrick, blacksmith, h. 72 Van Woert
Kemp Jesse, carman, h. 692 Clinton ave.
Kempers Johanna, widow, house 12 Delaware
Kempf Jacob, moulder, h. 6 Alexander
Kempf Peter, moulder, h. 6 Alexander
Kena Thomas, meat market, 184 Green, h. do.
Kendrick Matthew, carpenter, house 147 Grand
Kendrick Nancy, widow of Samuel, boards 74
Eagle
Kendrick Thaddeus W. P. bds. 755 Broadway
Kenedy Henry, laborer, house Bowery c. Snipe
Kenna Edward, engineer. New York Central R.
R. bds. 251 North Pearl
Kenna John, laborer, house 107 Bowery
Kenna Phoenix, house 278 Lydins
Kenna William jr. fireman N. Y. C. R. R. bds.
251 North Pearl
Kennah Edward, mason, bds. 21 Orange
Kennah Jeremiah, laborer, h. r. 16 Lumber
Kennah James, maltster, h. Sand n. Robin
Kennali John, tailor, house 98 Bowery
Kenneally Edward, laborer, house 128 Water
Kenneally James, 12th reg't. bds. 495 Wash. av.
Kenneally John, butcher, h. 495 Wash. ave.
Kenneally Michael H. meat market, 16 Lodge,
hoiise 94 Bradford
Kennedy {Alexander) & Scovel {H. W.), auc-
tioneers, 54 State, h. Jessie cottage, Bethl.
Kennedy Ann, widow, h. 37 Rensselaer
Kennedy Ann, widow, house 72 Schuyler
Kennedy Arthur, porter, 319 Broadway, house
45 Jefferson
Kennedy Arthur, carpenter, bds. 60 Lydius
Kennedy Catharine, seamstress, bds. 94 Canal
Kennedy Dennis, grocer, 81 First, house do.
Kennedy Dominick, laborer, house 171 Orange
Kennedy Elizabeth, washing, h. r. 121 Lumber
Kennedy Elizabeth, seamstress, house 94 Canal
Kennedy Francis, laborer, house 3 Sand
Kennedy Francis, carman, h. 41 Grand
Kennedy Francis, laborer, house 226 Hamilton
Kennedy Francis, carman, house 306 Hudson
Kennedy Francis D. carriagemaker, boards 36
Liberty-
Kennedy G. D. physician, 2 Plain, house do
Kennedy Gregory, laborer, house 2 Warren
Kennedy James, porter, 9 State, house Johnson
near Grand
Kennedy James, bookkeeper, bds. 200 Swan
Kennedy James, grocer, 18 Bethlehem road
ALBANY [K] DIRECTORY
79
Kennedy John, baker, house Washington ave.
near Robin
Kennedy John, carpenter, house 30 Elm
Kennedy John, hiborer, liouse 107 Lumber
Kennedy John, house 200 Swan
Kennedy John jr. alderman 3d ward, carpenter,
23 Elm, house 182Lydius
Kennedy John B. grocer, Grand cor. Morton
Kennedy John C. pianomaker, bds. 20 Hawk
Kennedy Joseph H. machinist, house 17 Elm
Kennedy Mary, widow, house 72 Colonie
Kennedy Matthew F, engineer, h. 36 Liberty
Kennedy Michael, carman, house r. 152 Canal
Kennedy Michael, laborer, house 146 Third
Kennedy Michael, carman, house 1 Swan
Kennedy Michael, laborer, house 28 Elm
Kennedy M. H. gasfitter, h. 176 B'way
Kennedy Patrick, boards 45 John
Kennedy Patrick, laborer, h. 158 Jefferson
Kennedy Patiick Mrs. grocer, 113 Green, h. do.
Kenneoy Patrick J. varnisher, b. 53 Lawrence
Kennedy Thomas, 163 Clinton ave. bds. 138 do.
Kennedy Thomas, laborer, house 8 Cross
Kennedy William, clerk, 32 Washington ave.
house 318 State
Kennedy Wm. shoemaker, 225 Lumber, h. do.
Kennedy Wm. gardener, h. 46 Swan, Arbc hill
Kennedy Wm. Mrs. widow, house 20 Hawk
Kennedy Wm. D. house 90 Bradford
Kennedy Wm. N. woodenware, 47 South Pearl,
boards 20 Hawk [h. lido,
Kennedy Wm. R. meatstall, 124 Swan, Arb. h.
Kennedy Wm. R. jr. clerk, bds. 1 1 Swan, Arb. h.
Kennelty Patrick, laborer, house 88 Franklin
Kenney George L. machinist, h. 3 Plain con.
Kenney Matthew, grocer, 45 Union, house do.
Kenney Patrick, blacksmith, b. 72 Van Woert
Kenny' Andrew, laborer, h. Plank rd. ab. Perry
Kenny Bernard, carpenter, h. 17 South Lansing
Kenny Bridget, widow, house 61 Canal
Kenny Jaihes, musician, h. 92 Lumber
Kenny Jan^s, house Perry cor. Bradford
Kenny John, marbleworker, h. 37 Rensselaer
Kenny M. Mrs. music teacher, house 58 Chapel
Kenny Mich4el, bartender, 4 N. Pearl, b. 33 Green
Kenny Michael, confectioner, h. Ill Clint, ave.
Kenny Michael, agent, house 58 Chapel
Kenny Michftel, laborer, house 53 Van Woert
Kenny Mortbu, 3d N. Y. cavalry, b. 26 Church
Kenny Patrick, engineer, at Delavan House, h.
114 Thirtt [hill, b. Ill Clin. ave.
Kenny Patrick & Wm. bakers, 100 Swan, Arb.
Kenny Peter, carpenter, house 11 Union
Kenny Thomas, switchman, house 50 Water
Kenny Wmi (P. & W. Kenny), baker, 100 Swan,
boardsJill Clinton avenue [335 Lydius
Kent Geo. .W- jr. restaurant, 248 Broadway, b.
Kent James H. leatherdresser, h. 104 First
Kenyon R. S. messenger American Express, b.
92 Beaver
Keough Catharine, widow, h. 52 Mulberry
Keough John, cooper, bds. 52 Mulberry
Keough Thomas, laborer, h. 7 Foundry place
Keown Rose, widow, house 223 Broadway
Kepler John, carpenter, h. Nucella ab. Clinton
Kercher Philip, laborer, house 4 Colonie
Kercher Philip, gardener, house Gt. West. turn.
above Robin
Kerin James, foundry man, h. 133 Swan, Arb. h.
Kerker Benj. B. stovemounter, house 1 10 First
Kern Isidore, truiikmaker, h. Van Vechten n.
Steven
Kern John, coppersmith, house 85 Green
Kernan Felix, house 278 Lydius
Kernan Felix, mason, boards 91 Cherry
Kernan John A. clerk. 9 Chestnut, b. 278 Lydius
Kernan Joseph A. clerk, boards 278 Lydius
Kernan Thomas, mason, house 91 Cherry
Kerps Mary, midwife, house 30 Clinton
Kerr Edward, paver, house 186 Clinton avenue
Kerr James, paver, house — Canal
Kerr John, grocer, boards 30 Lafayette
Kerr John, blacksmith, house — Canal
Kerr John J. clerk, 60 State, b. 186 Clinton ave.
Kerr Thomas, mason, house 165 Orange
Kerr William, grocer, 13 S. Pearl, h. 7' Lancaster
Kerrig.an James Mrs., Washington cor. Second
avenue, Greenbush
Kerrowin Thomas, laborer, house 69 Rensselaer
Kerst Ernest, furnaceman, house 27 Bradford
Kerst Nicholas, carpenter, house 27 Bradford
Kerst William, furnaceman, bds. 27 Bradford
Kertca Henry, blacksmith, house 20 Union
Kerwin Daniel, laborer, house 42 Mulberry
Kerwin James, carpenter, h. 178 Clinton ave.
Kerwin James, mason, bds. 92 Beaver
Kerwin Moses, moulder, house 81 Lawrence
Kessell Jcseph, shoemaker, h. 72 Lafayette
Kesson James, porter, 11 State, h. 2 Trotter's al,
Ketclium Daniel, att'y, 525 B'way, h. G'bush
Ketchum R. V. R. & Co. lumber, 14 Lumber
district, boards 51 Spencer
Kettles Julia N. widow, house 16 Jackson
Kewin H. L. clerk, 492 B'way, h. 34 Montgomery
Keyes Charles E. marblepolisher, h. 62 Beaver
Keyes Emerson W. acting supt. public instruc-
tion, State Hall, house 21 Park
Keyes Frederick, railmaker, house 7 Teunis
Keyes J. Henry, house 62 Beaver
Keyes Lydia K. teacher, bds. 21 Park
Keyes Michael, tailor, house 608 Broadway
Keyes Nicholas, gardener, h. Van Vechten near
Elizabeth
Keyes Sarah, boards 223 Jefferson
Keyes Wm. H. bookbinder, 407 Broadway
Keyser Abraham, house 59 Grand
Keyser Abraham A. printer, house 53 Grand
Keyser Andrew, varnisher, house 35 Bowery
Keyser George, tailor, house 72 Clinton
Keyser Peter, accountant, comptroller's office,
State Hall, house 94 Clinton avenue
Keyser Peter, printer, boards 53 Grand
Keyser Sylvester, carpenter, house 192 Orange
Keyser Valentine, baker, h. W. Arch n. Ontario
Keyser William H. physician and apothecary,
635 Broadway, bds. 59 Grand
Kezinger Lorenz, laborer, h. 230 Wash. ave.
Kibbe 0. Mrs. house 71 Hudson
Kibbee Austin S. {Dalton & K.), lumber, 118
Water, house 6 First
Kibbhen Henry, machinist, h. 199 Third
Kibbhen Wm. painter, house 304 Lumber
Kidd H. T. & M. T. Misses, teachers, h. 67 Chapel
Kidd James, 45 North Pearl, house 7 Elk
Kidd James jr. artist, 3 Lafayette, bds. 7 Elk
Kidd Wm. house 57 High
Kidder Samuel R. painter, h. 8 Swan, Arb. hill
Kider Julia, dressmaker, house 136 Lydius
Kidney Jonathan, carpenter, 86 Hamilton, h.
rear 82 Hudson
Kiel John, tailor, h. Clinton n. Whitehall road
Kieley Jeremiah, grocer. Broad cor. Arch, h. do.
Kienciy John W. hairdresser, h. 228 Wash. ave.
Kiernan Fergus, bai keeper, h. 228 Jefferson
Kieruan James, clerk, N. Y. C. R. R. house 35
Dallius [22 Dean, house 22 Orange
Kiernan James & Co. [Benj. F. Rice), liquors,
Kiernan John, house 96 Jefferson
Kiernan John, brewer, house 244 Hudson
Kiernan John, house 53 Howard
Kiernan John W. 3d reg't, b. Road n. Canal
Kiernan Thomas, house Road near Canal
Kiernan Thomas, Transient House, 11 Maiden 1.
Kiernan William, porter, house 14 Franklin
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ALBANY [K] DIRECTORY
Kies, see Keycs
Kilbourn Catharine, widow of George, h. 119
Orange [house do.
Kilbourn George, fish and oysters, 76 N. Pearl,
Kilbourn James, carpenter, house 138 Orange
Kilbourn William, drummaker, 147 Clinton
avenue, house 132 do.
Kilboy Owen, laborer, house 50 Montgomery
Kiley Michael, laborer, house 24 "Van Woert
Kiley Patrick, mason, house 8 Clinton
Kiley Philip, laborer, house 108 Broad
Kiley Thomas, laborer, boards 24 Van Woert
Kilfoile Luke, boards 799 Broadway
Kilfoile Michael, mason, house 203 Green
Kilfoile Wm. carman, house 433 Wash. ave.
Kallaher William, laborer, h. 38 Broad, Bethl.
Killian James, laborer, boards 246 North Pearl
Killian John, wheelwright, house 210 Orange
Killian John, carpenter, house Canal cor. Dove
Killian Lawrence, cutter, house 147 Broad
Killilee Jo.'m, laborer, liouse 16 Bethlehem road
Killilee Michael, mason, house 13^ Clinton ave.
Killip Joseph B. clerk, boards 28 Congress
Killip Wm. clerk, boards 28 Plain
Killmer Catharine, widow, house 161 Eagle
Killroy Bridget, widow, house 52 Second
Killroy John, cigarmaker, boards 52 Second
Killroy Michael, cigarmaker, boards 52 Second
Kilmartin John, saloon, 188 Montgomery, h. do.
Kilmartin John, carpenter, house 13 Bleecker
Kilmer Alexander, laboier, boards 20 Sand
Kilmer Clianncey, clerk, 63 Washington ave.
boards Farmer's Hotel
Kilmer David, boatm.ln barge Merchant, Bath
Kilmer Henry, laborer, house Bath
Kilmer Levi, blacksmith, house 69 Columbia
Kilmer Martin, clerk, boards Farmers' Hotel
Kilmer Washington, physician, North Pearl c.
Maiden lane, house do.
Kilpatrick, William, planer, house N. Albany
Kilzer Frederick W. tailor, 403 Broadway, h.
171 Broad
Kimball Henry, blacksmith, house 25 Bowery
Kimball Isaac, house 62 Bowery
Kimball I. E. grocer, Broadway opposite Ferry,
house Broadway above Third, Greenbnsh
Kimball John, clerk, bds. 15 Wash. Greenbnsh
Kimball John M. attorne}', 50 State, house 16
Bleecker place [231 Lumber
Kimball Rodney G. teacher Normal School^ h.
Kimball Stephen, furniture and clothing, 160
Broadway, house do.
Kimball Sullivan C. 74 State, h. 16 Bleecker pi.
Kinahan Patrick, teacher, house Van Woert n.
North Pearl
Kincade Samuel, paver, house 156 Grand
King Alexander, carman, house 189 Second
King Andrew, futnaceman, house 13 Tennis
King August, pianomaker, house 293 Lumber
King Charles, printer, 9 James, h. 36 Second
King Charles S. bhicksmith, house 89 Tiiird
King David V. clerk, 425 B'way, b. 12 Liberty
King (Dioight) & Smith {Lewis B.) counsellors,
484 Broadway, boards Dunlop House
King Edwin H. boimetbleacher, 3 Union, h. do.
King Edward, 3d reg't, boards 29 Hamilton
King Geo. B. coachman, house 18 Union
King George 11. mason, liouse 97 Bowery
King George W. hatter, house 23 Lafayette
King Henry, carpenter, house 151 Sand
King J. Howard {Olcott & K.), attorney, 69 State,
house 1 Paik place
King James, laborer, house 64 Van Woert
King James B. house 65 Lumber
King Joiui, moulder, bouse 13 Tennis
King John, moulder. Church cor. Scha3'!er
King Louis, shoemaker, house 275 Sand
King Minor Mrs. house 25 De Witt
King Patrick H. painter, boards 180 Clinton ave.
King Robert M. {Steele & K. ), paper hangings,
362 Broadway, house 95 Washington ave.
King Rufus H. president State bank, 69 State, h.
1 Park place [Park place
King Rufus H. jr. cor. clerk State bank, house 1
King Samuel J. news agent, house 251 Elm
King Samuel W. drygoods and groceries, 68
Second, house 70 do.
King Thomas, cigarmaker, house 93 Church
King Thomas Mrs. house 180 Clinton avenue
King Thomas A. {Malone & K.), tobacconist, 885
Broadway, house 64 Van Woert
King William, tailor, house 196 Clinton avenue
King Wm. T. lumber inspector, h. 25 De Witt
Kingman Henry M. clerk, 67 Pier, boards 105
Columbia
Kingsbury (James) & Whitehead {Jeremiah),
coachmakers, 131 Hudson, h. 149 Green
Kingsbury John, coachmaker, b. 30 Lafayette
Kingsbury Samuel, sexton, house 30 Lafayette
Kingsbury Wm. J. bookbinder, b. 30 Lafayette
Kin^^ley Hale {Weed & AT.) attorney, Museum
Building, house 38 First
Kinnear James, U. S. N., house 38 Congress
Kinnear Peter, machinist, house 40 W. Ferry
Kinney Michael, laborer, house 50 N. Lansing
Kinnicut Robert, carpenter, Tivoli hollow
Kinnicutt Albert, carpenter, h. Whitehall road
Kinnicutt Samuel A. {Wands & K.), stoves, &c.
21 Green, boards Congress Hall
Kinsela James, laborer, house 62 Third
Kinsella {John) & Hennessey {John), root beer,
106 Arcli,, house 1 16 do.
Kinsilla Dennis, laborer, house i-ear 164 State
Kinsley Charles, clerk, 56 State, b. 50 Philip
Kinsley Dennis, carpenter, boaids 50 Philip
Kiuson Alvira, widow, house 161 Green
Kinstell Valentine, peddler, house 39 Sand
Kip Leonard, attorney, room 6 Tweddle hall,
boards 51 North Pearl
Kippen Henry, machinist, house 199 Third
Kirby Daniel, laborer, house 14 Bleecker
Kirby Lawrence, laboi'er, house 137 Church
Kirby Matthew, butcher, house 43 Bowery
Kirby Mary, widow, house 19 South Lansing
Kircliiier Charles, turner, house 59 Clinton
Kirchuer Frederic, furnaceman, h. 165 Broad
Kirchner Henry, furnaceman, h. 11 Onet's alley
Kirchuer Jacob, grocer, 9 Bowery, house do.
Kirk Abraham (Requa, Kirk & Co.), Ill Pier,
liouse 5 Chapel
Kirk David N. clerk, 461 Broadway, boards 312
North Pearl
Kirk Edward, clerk, 44 State, b. 35 Clinton av.
Kirk George E. oysters, 97 South Pearl, house
24 Bleecker
Kirk John, lieut. 34th reg't, house 310 N. Pearl
Kirk Joseph, coppersmith, house 53 De Witt
Kirk Joseph C. {Carpenter & K.) merchant tailor,
556 Broadway, house 35 Clinton avenue
Kirk Marilla, widow of Andrew, h. 312 N. Pearl
Kirk William, 34tli reg't, h. Second av. G'bush
Kirkham Thaddeus, carpi^nter, h. 66 Benjamin
Kirkland Alexander, teamster, h. 1 1 Whitehall r.
Kirkland Ann, widow, house iS9 Green
Kirkland Edwin, machinist, li. West Albany
Kirkland Harvey, engineer, house 51 Jackson
Kirkiritrick Ed\vard,'maltster, house 417 State
Kirkpatriclc James, brakeman, h. 21 De Witt
Kirkpatrick James, boatman, house 88 Church
Kirkpatrick John, butcher, I and 2 Center Mir-
ket, house 3.99 State
Kirkpatrick Reginald, maltster, house 419 State
Kirkpatrick Thomas, grocej-, house Lydius near
Partridge
ALBANY [K] DIRECTORY.
!1
Kiriland {Benj. C.) & Thuiber [Chas.) carpen-
ters, rear 63 Lafayette, h. 100 Wash. ave.
Kiriland W. V. carpenter, h. 100 Washington a7.
Kirwan Rhody, machinist, house 261 N. Pearl
Kirwiii Timothy Mrs. restaurant, 26 Church
Kirziier .Joseph, florist, house Lydius n. Knox
Kissell Frank, grocer, 444 Lydius, house do.
Kite Thomas, gardener, house 359 State
Kitt Catharine, widow, house 68 Arcli
Kittle Anna Miss, boards 793 Broadway
Kittle Spencer S. bookkeeper, house 32 Swan
Kizer Andrew, house 35 Bowery
Klaar Frederick, grocer, 72 Clinton, house do.
Klammans Paul, cooper, house 2 Ganien alley
Klasse William, cigarmanaf. 85 Green
Kleck Peter, laborer, h. Wash, avenue ab. State
Kleene Francis, pianomaker, house 73 Bowery
Klein Frederick, carpenter, house Canal u. Snipe
Klein John, porterhouse, 43 Alexander
Klein John, barber, 214 South Pearl, house do.
Klein Sophia, widow, house 21 Van Vechten
Klempp William, cigarmaker, house 43 Clinton
Klenkert Elizabeth, widow, house 20 Bowery
Klering John, laborer, house 468 Lydius
Kliber John, laborer, house 256 Sand
Kline Charles, carriagemaker, house 44 Clinton
Kline George, moulder, house 24 Delawai-e
KMne John, oilcloth printer, house 166 Sand
Kline Peter, moulder, house 34 Delaware *
Kline Thomas, laborer, house 143 Chestnut
Kline William, carpenter, house 46 Delaware
Klingelberger Charles, shoemaker, South Ferry
corner Franklin, house 41 John
Klinger Gottleib D. carver, house 137 Spring
Klingler Daniel, laborer, house 223 Sand
Klink Ann, widow, boards 57 Clinton avenue
Klipps Marks, blacksmith, house 4 Catharine
Klock Franklin H, conductor N. Y. C. R. R.
boards Delavan House
Klock Martin, grocer, 25 Lawrence, h. 23 De Witt
Kloraps Henry, painter, house 49 Westerlo
Klopf Gottlieb, laborer, house 120 Nucella
Klos Jacob, founder, house 5 Plain continued
Klos Peter, engineer, house 5 Plain continued
Klotzback John, saloon 95 State, h. 19 Bowery
Klukman David, clothing, bds. 194 South Pearl
Kluknian Sophia, widow of Jacob, h. 194 S. Pearl
Klump John, porterhouse, 24 Norton, house do.
Knable Matthias, varnisher, house 1 16 Sand
Knable Stephen, butcher, house 5 Lark
Knapp Elizabeth Miss, juvenile retreat, 181
South Pearl, liouse do.
Knapp Helen, house 12 Park
Knapp Jacob, medicines, house 72 Schuyler
Knapptm A. 13. agent for Stone & Merritt, house
37 John
Knanf George, milkman, h. 10 Clinton, Bethl.
Knickerbocker Charles, wood engraver, litho-
grapher and stationery, 518 Broadway, iiouse
1S6' Hamilton. [mill, house 52 First
Knickerbocker Edmund, supt. Hawley's planing
Knickerbocker Geo. cnrman, h. 2 Phoenix place
Knickerbocker Henry M. 518 B'way, b. 8'J6 do.
Knickerbocker Irving, bookkeeper, b. 52 First
Knight Hgrace B. Rev. house 104 First
Knightman Anton, oilcloth, house 273 Sand
Knock Dirk, janitor Normal School, Lodge cor.
Howard, house do.
Knower John, wool, 31 Hudson
Knower Samuel, engineer, house 154 Lumber
Knower Timothy A. paymaster N. Y. C. R. R.
Exchange Building, house 205 Lydius
Knowlan Hugh, stonecutter, house 67 Schuyler
Knowlan, see Nulan
Knowles Charles S. fireman, 58 Pier, b. 93 Eagle
Knowlson Catharine A. widow, h. 57 Swan, Ar. h
Knowlton Daniel R. machinist, bds. 87 Hudson
u ~~~
Knowlton Georga H. {Fryer & K.), 394 Broad-
way, boards 45 Congress
Knowlton George N. dentist, bds. 87 Hudson
Knowlton George W. house 45 Congress
Knowlton John E. blacksmith, h. 87 Hudson
Knowlton Myron, physician, 119 Green, h. do.
Knowlton William, house 92 Snipe
Knox Samuel, laborer, h. Warren n. Elizabeth
Knox William, laborer, house 191 Third
Knuppel Louis, furnaceman, house 57 Clinton
Koch George, gardener, house 418 Lydius
Koch John, tailor, house Clinton, Bethlehem
Koch Theodore, physician, 160 Bowery
Koelsch Catharine, widow, h. Clinton, Bethlehem
Koex John, laborer, house 133 Sand
Koelsch George, turner, house 59 Clinton
Kolder .Jacob, laborer, house 174 Broad
Koler Henry, laborer, house 34 Bowery
Kolfins Ada'm, Laborer, house 179 Sand
Kolling Matthias, moulder, house 38 Clinton
Kollman Frederic, cabinetmaker, li. 27 Alexan'r
Kollmetz Michael, cabinetmaker, h. 233 Sand
Kolp Charles, poultry, house 5 Delaware
Komforth Valentine, laborer, house 10 Tennis
Konig Hermanns, liquors, 840 B'way, b. 842 do.
Konig Philip, laborer, house 83 Sand
Kontz Philip, blacksmith, W. R. R.
Koon Andrew, laborer, house 81 Sand
Koonz Abram, coverlet and carpet manufactory,
43 Grand, bouse 26 Plain ^
Koonz Jacob C. carpets, 53 State, bds. 26 Plain
Koonz Wm. P. ary goods and upholsterei', 161
South Pearl, house 96 Westerlo
Kooreman Edward, cofiee peddler, h. 44 Second
Koorman Fred'k, driver, 37 Dean, h. 44 Second
Korell Jacob, baker, house 235 Sand
Koremans Cornelius, shoemaker, h. 49 JeflFerson
Korp Jacob, laborer, house 214 South Pearl
Kosiol Charles, carpenter, house 54 Clinton
Kossman Conrad, cutler, house 245 Sand
Krosman Frederic, tailor, h. Clin. n. V. Vechten
Kraftt Ernest M. C. bookbinder, h. 48 Westerlo
Kraflt H. G. musician, house 143 Broad
Kralis Francis, furnaceman, h. 338 Wash. ave.
Kramer Charles, barber, 4 Green, h. 2 Howard
Kramer Francis, shoemaker, hou#e 68 Bowery
Kramer Henry, laborer, house 163 Bowery
Kramer Jacob, laborer, house 28 Odell
Kramer Michael, carpenter, house 47 Snipe
Kramer Valentine, laborer, h. 500 Clin, avenue
Kramer William, varnisher, house 133 Bowery
Kramerath Martin, staves, 297 South Pearl
Krank August, furnaceman, h. 23 Bethlehem rd.
Krank Genoveva, widow, house 114 Nucella
Krank George, house Whitehall road
Krank Joseph K. furnaceman, h. 168 Franklin
Krank Nicholas, garden, Wliitehall road, h. do.
Krans John, porterhouse, 8 Rose
Kranz John, laborer, house 107 Nucella
Krasman Frederic, tailor, h. Clin. n. V. Vechten
Kratz Henry, liouse tailor, 156 Elk
Kraus Adam, tailor, house 44 Clinton [h. do
Kraus Wm. oilcloth factory, Lydius n. Partridge,
Krebs Charles, hatblockmaker, house 106 Lark
Krebs Charles jr. carriagemaker, h. 108 Lark
Kremper Frederic, stonecutter, h. 1 1 Onet's alley
Kresser Joseph, grocer, 42 Clinton, house do.
Kreuder Charles, machinist, house 115 Sand
Kreuder George, Tremont House, 21 Columbia
Kreuker Henry L. 20th reg't, house 60 Green
Kreuker Maggie, widow, liouse 60 Green
Kreukter Augustus, shonmaker, h. N. Albany
Kriegbaum Adam, moulder, h. 58 Beniamin
Kriess George, shoemaker, house 78 Rensselaer
Krig Philip, hairdresser, boards 152 Spring
Krimburg Herman, painter, house 325 S. Pearl
Kroak Lawrence, laborer, house 275 Green
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ALBANY [L] DIRECTORY
Kroeser Jospph, laborer, house 267 Sand
Kronmeier August, watchmaker, 191 S. Pearl
Kruhman Jacob, peddler, house 165 S. Pearl
Krum Henry H. clerk, 7 South Pearl, b. 21 Jay
Kryger Christian, gardener, house 324 Lydius
Kryger Cornelius, tailor, SOI South Pearl, h. do.
Kryger Levien, cofFeeroaster, 37 Dean, house
360 Lydius
Kubler John M. pianomaker, house 177 Broad
Kugelman Louis, peddler, h. S. Ferry c. S. Pearl
Kuhn David, carman, house 72 Clinton
Kuhn Lawrens, laborer, house 14 Steven
Kuhnle Andrew, cigarmaker, h. 51 Delaware
KuUmann Henry, cabinetmaker, h. 335 S. Pearl
Kuudel Charles, wheelwright, house Broad cor.
Alexander
Kunemund Henry, shoemaker, h. 109 Schuyler
Kuntz Henry, baker, house 325 S. Pearl
Kuntz Jacob, furnaceman, house 25 Teunis
Kunz Jacob, shoemaker, house 46 Clinton
Kyle James, timekeeper, N. Y. C. R. R. house
73 Lumber [45 Montgomery
Kyle John, police N. Y. C. R. R. depot, house
Kyle Martha, widow, h. 242 North Pearl
LABISHINER EMANUEL, cigarmaker, house
62 Franklin
Labishiner Jacob, teacher, house 75 S. Ferrjj
Labishiner Julius, clerk, 548 Broadway
Lacey John, lafcrer, house 31 North Lansing
Lackey John, laborer, liouse 244 Lumber
Lackey William, dining saloon, 3 South Pearl,
house 139 Lancaster
La Clair N. widow, house 14 Railroad avenue
Lacoy Andrew M. gardener, bds. 101 Franklin
La Croix M. B. physician, 31 Maiden lane
Lacy Daniel, watchman, house 11 Fulton
Lacy James, grocer, 246 Bowery, house do.
Lacy William, Statesman office, 74 State, house
32 Second
Lade Fill, blacksmith, house 6 Broad
Laden James, laborer, house 168 Montgomery
Laden John, laborer, house 31 Van Woert
Laden Patrick, carpenter, John n. Church, h.
62 Arch
Laden Thomat, laborer, house 207 Orange
Laefler Anton, laborer, house 80 Sancf
Laewenberg Joseph, clothing 299 B'way, b. do.
Latferty Charles, ropemaker, h. 273 Wash. ave.
Lafferty Ellen, widow, hou.se 29 Rensselaer
Lafleich David, currier, house 7 Hunter's alley
Lagrange Abraham J. butcher, h. 370 Lydius
Lagrange Andrew T. peddler, house 94 Hawk
Lagrange Daniel, house 310 Hamilton
Lagrange George, com. deeds, 94 State, boards
84 Beaver
Lagrange Gerritt, house 79 North Pearl
Lagrange Jacob, house 149 Lydius [h. 202 Jay
Lagrange Jacob O. clerk, 63 Washington avenue,
Lagrange John, liquors, &c., 9 South Pearl
Lagrange John A. grocer, 91 Dove, h. do.
La Grange John J. agent, 2 State, h. 329 do.
Lagrange Stephen, confectioner, 33 North Pearl
Lahey Bernard, blacksmith, h. 44 Montgomery
Lahey Catharine, widow, house 112 Canal
Lahey James, laborer, house 34 Van Schaick
Lahey Richard, hostler, 39 Columbia, h. do.
Lahrenberger Joseph, laborer, h. 49 Benjamin
Laidlow Robert, veterinary surgeon, at Cutler's
stables, house 49 Washington avenue
Laimey James, sawyer, h. Learned n. Thacher
Laing John C. stonecutter, house 36 Franklin
Laird Peter, carpenter, house 311 Hamilton
Laitz Frederick, blacksmith, h. Hamilton corner
Union
Lake Edward S. carpenter, house 6 First
Lake Francis, calker, house 10 Fulton
Lake Hulet, boatman, house 100 Lancaster
Lakeland William, laborer, h. 43 N. Lansing
Lamaire John, moulder, house 245 S. Pearl
Lamb Bridget Mrs. grocer. Green c. Bassett, h. do.
Lamb John, brewer, house 69 Arch
Lamb Lawrence, laborer, house 53 Bassett
Lamb Mary A. Mrs. boardinghouse, John comer
Broadway
Lamb Patrick W. furnaceman, h. Tivoli hollow
Lamb Robert, dry goods, 11 South Pearl, bds.
44 Grand
Lamb Thomas, carpenter, house 43 Arch
Lamb William, cooper, boards 53 Bas.sett
Lambert Mary, widow, house 94 X Dallius
Lambert Patrick, baker, h. Mechanic, Greenbush
La Monte David S. [Hulbert & La Monte), fancy
goods, 392 Broadway, h. 306 Lydius
L'Amoreux Catharine, tailoress. house 86 First
L'Amoreux James, attorney, house 74 Hudson
L'Amoreux Wendell, boards 74 Hudson
LaMoure Germain Mrs. house 54 Jay
LaMoure Ten Eyck, grocer 89 Washington ave.
house 56 Jay [bds. 56 Jay
LaMoure Ten Eyck jr. clerk, 89 Washington av.
LaMoure Uriah B. clerk, 89 Washington ave.
boards 56 Jay
L'Amouree Daniel, pilot, h. Rensselaer, Bath^
Lamroux Eddy, widow, house 120 Spring
Lamson Homer B. clerk, surrogate's office, City
Hall, house 144 Hudson
Lanagan Mary, widow, house Lumber ab. Knox
Lanahan Henry, laborer, house North Albany
Lanahan Michael, peddler, house 295 Lumber
Lanahan P. J. printer, 78 State, bds. 61 Jefferson
Lanahan Thomas, carpenter, house 51 Jefierson
Lanahan Tljomas J. tallyman, N. Y. C. R. R.
house 53 West Ferry
Lanahan Wm. H. printer, boards 5i JeflFerson
Landers L. W. porter, 366 B'way, b. 20 Dallius
Landers Margaret, widow, h. 238 Wash. ave.
Landrigan Cornelius, butcher, h. 59 Perry
Landrigan James, mason, house 128 Eagle
Landrigo Sally Mrs. house 31 Lafayette
Landweber John, laborer, house 248 Sand
Lane Francis G. clerk W. R. R. h. at Greenbush
Lane Hugh, painter, house 53 West Ferry
Lane James Harvey, mason and builder, house
163 Jefferson [house 18 High
Lane John (.4. D. Shepard & Co.), flour, 109 Pier,
Lane Walter M. salesman, 476 Broadway, boards
Mansion House
Lane William, saloon, house 12 Union
Lanehart Benj. on N. Y. C. R. R. b. 829 B'way
Lang Christian D. porter, house 163 Broad
Lang Conrad, gardener, h. Broad, Betliiehem
Lans; Conrad, gardener, h. Clinton, Bethlehem
Lang Ferdinand, cigarmaker, h. 85 Herkimer
Lang Jacob, tailor, house 37 Clinton
Lang (John C.) & Stormont [Alex.), stonecutters,
55 Westerlo, house 67 do.
Lang John E. carpenter, house 299 North Pearl
Lang Michael, laborer, h. Van Vech. n. Eliz.
Lang Nicholas, carpenter, house 18 Morton
Langan John, potatodealer, house 95 Church
Langan Michael & Bro. ( Wm. Langan), plumb-
ers and tinroofers, 82 S. Pearl, h. 95 Church
Langan Wm. {Langan & Brother), h. 95 Church
Lange Rudolph, shoemaker, house Van Vechten
corner Elizabeth
Langgiith Casper, saloon, 31 Union, house do.
Langiey William, carpenter, h. 59 Schuyler
Langlious Lewis, machinist, h. 31 Lafayette
Langohr Casper, carpenter, house 66 Clinton
Langridge Stephen Mrs. h. Lydius n. Ontario
Langrisii William, blacksmith, 205 South Pearl,
liouse 203 do.
Lanneu James, grocer, 58 Montgomery, h. do.
ALBANY [L] DIRECTORY.
83
Lannen James, laborer, house 45 Bassett
Laiinen John, laborer, house 14 Bleecker
Lannen Patrick, laborer, bds. 32 Rensselaer
Lannigan Cornelius, engineer, U. S. N. house 5
Broad
Lannigan John, laborer, house 5 Broad
Lannigau Jolin, house 5 Broad [49 S. Ferry
Lannigan John jr. coppersmitli, 27 Church, h.
Lannisjan Patrick, laborer, h. Spruce near Dove
Lannon Thomas, shoemaker, b. 36 Van Schaick
Lanor Gasper, laborer, house Elk near Snipe
Lans Conrad, laborer, house 53 Colonie
Lansing A. Y. widow, house 655 Broadway-
Lansing Abraham, attorney, 13 Douw's Build-
ing, boards 103 North Pearl
Lansing Abraham F. Mrs. h. 6 Van Schaick
Lansing Andrew D. {Henry Lansing & Co,), 319
Broadway, house 97 North Pearl
Lansing Andrew D. jr. {Henry Lansing & Co.),
319 Broadway, boards 97 Nortb Pearl
Lansing Charles A. clerk, 4 Pruyn, b. 146 State
Lansing Charles B. {Pruyn & L.), iron works and
saw factory, Liberty c. Pruyn, h. 146 State
Lansing Christopher Y. attorney, 3 Douw's Build-
ing, house 103 North Pearl
Lansing Edwin Y. house 103 North Pearl
Lansing George, clerk, 41 State, bds. 655 B'way
Lansing George S. coachtrimmer, h. 18 White-
hall road
Lansing Gerret, silversmith, house 83 Bleecker
Lansing Gerret Y. carpenter, house at Bath
Lansing Henry V. miller, boards 890 Broadway
Lansing Henry & Co. {A. D. Lansing jr,)^ Tivoli
mills, north end of Broadway, office 319
Broadway, house 85 Clinton avenue
Lansing Henry Q. att'y, 443 B'way, h. 683 do.
Lansing Isaac N. grocer, 142 North Pearl, boards
623 Broadway [Third
Lansing Jacob A. bookkeeper, 59 State, h. 20
Lansing Jacob T. boards 11 Hall place
Lansing Jacob T. jr. dry goods 3 Clinton avenue,
boards 92 Swan
Lansing James J. porterhouse, 8 Ferry, G'bush
Lansing Jeremiah jr. dry goods, 477 Broadway,
liouse 54 Columbia
Lansing John H. cabinetmaker, h. 44 Congress
Lansing John R. house 34 South Lansing
Lansing John T. clerk, Pruyn cor. Liberty, bds.
52 North Pearl
Lansing John V. physician, house 54 Hawk
Lansing Joseph A. (Wilson, Grimwood & Co.),
grocer, 1 1 State, house on Troy road
Lansing Lewis B. soap manufacturer, 13 Beaver,
house 136 Second [Hudson
Lansing 0. E. bookkeeper, 121 Pier, boards 86
Lansing Philip S. house 70 North Pearl
Lansing Richard, clerk, 477 B'way, b. 88 Beaver
Lansing Robert C. clerk, boards 96 Second
Lansing Stephen H. boilermaker, h. 26 Mulberry
Lansing William, attorney, 452 Broadway, house
103 North Pearl [avenue, Greenbush
Lansing William, grocer, Broadway cor. Second
Lansing Wm. J. agent, house 83 Lancaster
Lansing Wm. J. 91st reg't, house 157 Spring
Lansingh K. V. R. sewing machines, 558 Broad-
way, house 5 Ten Broeck [Ten Broeck
Lansingh K. V. R. jr. sewing machines, house 5
Lant Jeremiah H. att'y, 66 State, house 211 Jay
Lant William, machinist, house 11 Lumber
Lanz Eva, widow, house Onet's alley
Lape John L. laborer, house 11 Bethlehem road
Lape Williitra, fireman, house Steuben near
Ferry, Bath
Lapman Kli, carpenter, b. Van Rensselaer House
Laramee James, painter, house rear 213 Lumber
Larcher Samuel W. clerk, 44 South Pearl, house
32 Plain
Larey Ann, widow, house 245 Green
Large Oscar A. {Dalton Sc L.), cigarmanufacturer,
25 Church, house 225 South Pearl
Larkey Jtmes P. foreman, house 249 N. Pearl
Larkey John, blacksmith, house 273 N. Pearl
Larkia Bridget, widow, house 118 Broad
Larkin Catharine, widow, house 35 Dean
Larkin John, laborer, boards 118 Broad
Larl?in Margaret, widow, h. Dean near Exchange
Larkin M. J. clerk, boards 35 Dean
Larkins B!irney, tailor, house W. Ferry alley
Larkins George, packer, 470 Broadway, boards
at Greenbush
Larkins James, laborer, house 16 Van Zandt
Larrabee Edward J. (Belcher & L.), agt. Aerated
Bread Co., 175 N. Pearl, h. 210 do.
Larose Anthirae F. 16Exchange Building, boards
142 Broadway
Larose Francis, brewer, house 89 Cherry
Larose Joseph, clerk, steamboat John Tracey,
house 142 Broadway
Larose Peter, Troy and Lansingburgh Express,
16 Exchange Building, h. 142 Broadway
Lasch William, carpenter, liouse 57 Alexander
Lasclier Casper, carpenter, house 73 Elk
Lasher Flavius, agent, Broadway House, Greenb.
Lasher John, house 25 Westerlo
Lasher John, shoemaker, Columbia, h. Broad-
way, Greenbush
Lasher John E. carman, house 145 South Pearl
Lasher Marcus W. proprietor Broadway House,
Greenbush
Latenburger George, furnaceman, h. 34 Odell
Latham Charles G. volunteer, house 18 Chapel
Latham Geo. E. hats, caps, and furs, 508 Broad-
way, house 18 Chapel
Latham Wm. G. house 49 Jackson
Lathrop Ariel, bookkeeper, Union Bank, 446
Broadway, house Lydius above Snipe
Lathrop Augustus B. bank express, house 356
Lydius
Lathrop Charles H, National express agent, 13
Exchange Building, house 383 X Lydius
Lathrop Daniel S. {George H. Thacher Sc Co.),
car wheel mauuf.. Learned corner Thacher,
• house 768 Broadway
Lathrop Henry, grainmeasurer, h. 160 Hudson
Lathrop Jane A. widow, h. 132 Wash. ave.
Lathrop Ralph P. hardware &c., 57 State, house
135 Eagle
Latour Henry, cook, house 21 Van Zandt
Latour William, whitewasher, house 18 Canal
Latour Wm. S. barber, 17 Washington avenue,
house 21 Van Zandt
Latta John, architect, house 62 Herkimer
Laubener John, laborer, house 308 South Pearl
Laubinheimer Christian, laborer, h. 112 Sand
Lauden Matthew, laborer, house 116 Sand
Lauder Peter, machinist, bds. 820 Broadway
Lauer Christian, tailor, house 72 Clinton
Lauer Theobald, laborer, h. lower end Broad
Laughlin Ann, seamstress, house 164 Jefferson
Laughlin John, laborer, house 43 Liberty
Laughlin John, laborer, house 106 Third
Laughlin John jr. carman, house North Albany
Laughtou James C. {Fkming & L.), South Pearl
corner Beaver
Launchbach Philip, varnisher, h. 167 Broad
Launspach Henry, paperhanger, h. 98 Franklin
Laut Barbara, widow, he use 51 Clinton
Lautenbach Abram, barber, house 187 South
Pearl
Laveu Charles, laborer, h. Morton near Eagle
Laven Patrick, laborer, house 175 Green
Lavender Anna, seamstress, house 139 State
Lavender John, whitewasher, house 23 Odell
Laventall Julius Mrs. house 118 Hamilton
84
ALBANY [L] DIRECTOEY
Laventlial Julius, watches and jewelry, 34 South
Pearl, house do.
Laveiy Francis S. machinist, W. R. R. house
Wendell, Greenbush •
Lavery Maurice, house 1 1 Van Tromp
LawKllen Miss, house 19 Fulton
Lawler Ann, widow, house 101 Clinton avenue
Lawler Catharine, widow, house 35 Van Zandt
Lawler Daniel, shoemaker, boards 838 Broadway
Lawler {Daniel A.) & Rogers {Owen), cigarmanu-
facters, 776 Broadway, house 163 Lumber
Lawler Michael, laborer, house 30 Canal
Lawler Richard, carpenter, house 42 Third
Lawler Thomas, laborer, house 6 Foundry place
Lawler Timothy, furnaceman, h. 7 Foundry pi.
Lawless James, grainmeasurer, h. 78 Franklin
Lawless John, grocer, 118 First, house do.
Lawless John, mason, house 201 Broadway
Lawless John, saloon, 28 Maiden lane, house 99
Green
Lawless Mattliew, furnaceman, house 216 B'way
Lawless Richard, laborer, h. rear 12 Van Tromp
Lawless William, laborer, house 90 Third
Lawlor Ellen, widow, provisions, 259 State
Lawlor Joanna, widow, house 202 North Pearl
Lawlor John, laborer, house North Greenbush
Lawlor Julia, widow, house 153 Church
Lawlor Thomas M. {Brainard & L.), shipbuilder,
72 Pier, house Rensselaer, N. Greenbush
Lawrance Ann Mrs. millinery, B'way, G'bush
Lawrence Alpheus L. boatstores 114 Pier, house
102 Herkimer [102 Herkimer
Lawrence Anderson D. clerk, 21 North Pearl, b.
Lawrence Charles W. butcher, 15 Ferry, Greenb.
Lawrence Dwight A. clerk, bds. 102 Herkimer
Lawrence Edward, student, boards 64 Howard
Lawrence George, captain, boards 71 Hudson
Lawrence Jonathan F. calker, house in a boat
near foot of Orange
Lawrence James, clerk, bds. B'way cor. John
Lawreiice James, paintf'r, house 98 Hawk
Lawrence Jane, widow, house 61 Lydius
Lawrence Peter, waiter, house 167 Third
Lawrence Samuel, cigarmaker, house 145 First
Lawrence Thomas, baker, 263 S. Pearl, h. do.
Lawrence Willard, drover, house East, G'bush*
Lawson Abigail, widow, house 36 Bowery
Lawson Alex, grocer. West Ferry cor. Philip
Lawson Edward, teacher, 134 Clinton avenue,
house 501 do.
Lawson Isaac, attorney, 44 State, h. 60 Hawk
Lawten-Slager Albert, jeweler, 44 State, house
116 Hawk
Lawton C. A. clerk, 17 State, boards 54 Elm
Lawton George H. grocer, 17 State, h. 54 Elm
Lawton James D. grocer, Hawk cor. Lydius, h.
108 Jefi'erson
Lawyer Abraham L. saddler, boards 13 Liberty
Lawyer {Abram) & Burnet {Peter), paperhang-
ings, 316 Broadway, house 239 Hamilton
Lawyer David D. house 238 State
Lawyer David W. wholesale liquors, 53 Dean,
house 238 State [13 Liberty
Lawyer George, salesman, 422 Broadway, house
Lawyer Jane, widow, house 13 Liberty
Lawyer Livingston S. machinist, bds. 13 Liberty
Lawyer William, agent, 63 Dean, bds. 238 State
Lay B'ranklin C. machinist, bds. 43 Columbia
Lay Joseph, tailor, house 297 Bowery
Lay Joseph F. {CozzensSc L.), manuf. stove pol-
ish, boards 799 Broadway
Lay Orville, patternmaker, house 267 Lydius
Layman James, cutter, 449 B'way, h. 108 Green
Layton L. P. N. machinist, W. R. R. h. G'bush
Layton Nathaniel, machinist, VV. R. R. h. Third,
Greenbush
Leach Edwin, carman, house 162 North Pearl
Leahey Daniel, laborer, house 418 Clinton ave.
Leahey Mary, widow, house rear 60 Church
Leahey Michael, teamster, h. 416 Clinton ave.
Leahy Michiiel, blacksmith, house 150 Colonie
Leake Henry A. attorney, 73 State, house 58
Washington avenue [Hamilton
Leake .lulia, widow of John W. boards 265
Leake Simon J. bookkeeper. State Bank, 69
State, house 133 Washington avenue
Leaning Frederick, cooper, house Dallius comer
Schuyler
Lear Benjamin, tailor, h. Warren cor. Partridge
Learned iiillings P. president Union Bank, 446
Broadway, house 156 State [State
Learned B. P. jr. teller, Union Bank, bds. 156
Learned {Wm. L.) & Cook (J. C), attorneys, 468
Broadway, house 38 North Pearl
Leary Daniel, mason, house 166 Jefferson
Leary Ellen, widow, house 2 Lawrence court
Leary John, laborer, house 39 Hamilton
Leary John, laborer, house 109 Elm
Leary Martin, laborer, house Yates near Robin
Leary Michael, teumster, house 24 Elm
Leary Patrick, laborer, house 122 Arch
Leary Patrick, laborer, house — Jefferson
Leavey Patrick, house 25 Fulton
Leavy Patrick, porterhouse, 46 Division, h. do.
Le Clair John, conductor W. R. R. h. at G'bush
Leddy Charles, at fire brick works, h. 75 Third
Leddy James H. harnessmaker, h. 76 Van Woert
Leddy Martin, laborer, house 138 Broad
Leddy Michael, harnessmaker, li. 12 N. Lansing
Leddy Terence, mason, house 179 Green
Lederer Bernard, clerk, boards 74 Lydius
Lederer Brothers {Joseph and Martin), dry goods,
330 Broadway and 27 North Pearl
Lederer Isaac, house 77 Lydius
Lederer Joseph {L. Brothers), boards 74 Lydius
Lederer Martin {L. Brothers), house 77 Lydius
Ledlow Patrick, clerk, boards at West Albany
Ledwitch James, cigarmaker, house 38 Jefferson
Lee Alibey H. teacher, boards 245 State
Lee Anna' A. house Grand corner Elm
Lee {Charles R.) & Pratt {A. B.), attorneys, 94
State, house 213 Jay
Lee Dennis, carman, house 214 Lydius [Orange
Lee Edward {O'Brien & L.), 43 Division h. 160
Lee Farr, house rear 113 Beaver
Lee Francis, laborer, house 75 Third
Lee George, machinist, W. R. R. house Green,
Greenbush [73 Lancaster
Lee George C. bookkeeper, 468 Broadway, bds,
Lee Grace, widow, house 150 Orange
Lee Henry L. machinist, house West Albany
Lee James, laborer, house 8 West Ferry alley
Lee James, carman, house 126 Chestnnt
Lee James jr. carpenter, boards 221 Swan
Lee James W. clerk, 72 Pier, boards Green,
Greenbush
Lee John, cigarbox factory, Grand corner Elm
Lee Margaret S. widow, house 245 State
Lee Mark, peddler, house 32 Water
Lee Matthew, tobacconist, house 190 Lumber
Lee Nathaniel P. insp. 47 Quay, h. 64 Philip
Lee Patrick, laborer, house 214 Lydius
Lee Thomas, carman, house 113 Canal
Lee Thomas, laborer, house 65 Rensselaer
Lee Thomas J. carpenter, house 126 Chestnut
Lee William, baker, boards 839 Broadway
Lee William, pianomaker, house 320 State
Lee Wm. H. janitor, Tweddle Hall, house 67 La-
fayette
Lee Wm. H. B. printer, house 75 Westerlo
Leech George, Albion Hotel, B'way c. Herkimer
Lees Thomas, crockery, 16 South Pearl, boards
15 Beaver
Lefelt Jacob, carpenter, house 202 Bowery
ALBANY [L] DIRECTORY.
85
Lefevres {Isaac & Gilbert) & Smith {James H.),
hides and leather, 6 State, h. at NortlivlUe
Lefevre Thomas, watchman, h. 25 Van Woert
Lefler Francis, shoemaker, honse 96 ArcJi
Le Gallez Abram, carpenter, li. 312 Hamilton
Le Gallez John, cooper, Lansing near Broadway,
house 312 Hamilton
Legg Henry E. cooper, boards 121 Lumber
Legg Oscar, 44th reg't, boards 121 Lumber
Legg Peter C. cooper, house 121 Lumber
Legget Greorge, laborer, ^louse 199 Broadway
Legget Henry, cook, house 130 Third
Legget Jolni, laborer, house 218 Swan
Lehman Frank, laborer, house 355 Bowery
Leliman Isaac, peddler, house 79 Schuyler
Leliman Jacob, cabinetmaker, house 175 Broad
Lehman Julius, dry goods, 344 Broadway, house
69 Hamilton
Lehman Martin {Hertz & L.), cabinet manuf,
and upholstery, 95 State, liouse 9 Bowery
Lehner Stephen, shoemaker, house 71 Sand
Lehr Adam, shoemaker, 193 South Pnarl, h. do.
Lehrberg Kaufman, dry goods, 380 Broadway,
house 86 Lydius
Lehrberg Laura, widow of Lazarus, h. 74 Lvdius
Leib Jacob, cabinetmaker, house 175 Broad.
Leidinger Francis, slioemaker, h. 283 Wash. av.
Leitintlcn Joseph, peddler, house 299 B'way
Lekins John S. Rev. house 78 Rensselaer
Lelawrin Jessie, toys, 99 Green, house do.
Leraaire John, moulder, house 245 Soutli Pearl
Lemily Henry, at J. Goold & Go's, h. 11 Dallius
Lemoges Joseph, shoes, 624 B'way, liouse do.
Lender Joseph, painter, house 152 Sand
Lenderson Jane, widow, house 64 Union
Leudres John, painter, house 161 Elk
Lendrum James, laborer, house 20 Union
Lennan Bernard, laborer, house 30 Water
Lennan Edward, laborer, liouse 60 Schuyler
Lennan William, produce, house 9 Westerlo
Lennox Anna, widow, house 38 Jay
Lennox James T. {Ubsdell, Pcirson 8c Co.), dry
goods, 41 North Pearl, house 40 North Pearl
Lennox Lionell U. clerk, 41 N. Pearl, b. 38 Jay
Lens Conrad, farmer, h. 23 Broad, Bethlehem
Lenten Joseph, laborer, house 201 Broad
Lentiham Frederick, cook, house 4 William
Leonard Cornelius, painter, house 217 Lumber
Leonard Daniel, teller Mechanics and Farmers'
Bank, boards 50 Jay [llSTenBroeck
Leonard Fi'ank, cierk, 475 Broadway, boards
Leonard Harvey D. {Glazier & L.), commission
merchant, 35 Quay, house 132 Lancaster
Leonard {Jacob) & Herrick(Z)ciaws W.), coal &
wood, 244 and 246 B'way, h. 58 Westerlo
Leonard James, house 8 Lumber
Leonard James S. volunteer, boards 42 Grand
Leonard John, shoemaker, house 1 12 Canal
Leonard John, harnessmaker, house 8 Lumber
Leonard John, moulder, h. First near Swan
Leonard {John H.) Ik Churchill {Thomas) paint-
ers, 331 Lydius, house 264 Elm
Leonard Joseph, hackman, house 207 K State
Leonard Maria, dressmaker, house 239 Hudson
Leonard Michael, tailor, h. Grand cor. Morton
Leonard Nicholas, stoves, 163 S. Pearl, h. do.
Leonard Patrick, laborer, house 32 Rensselaer
Leonard Patrick, laborer, house 244 Nucella
Leonard Patrick, wagonmaker, house 141 Grand
Leonard Pliilip, carman, house 1 18 Ten Broeck
Leonard Sarah, house 9 Congress
Leonard Thomas, house 120 Dallius
Leonard Thomas jr. printer, house 120 Dallius
Leonhard John, shoemaker, h. Ellc n. Ontario
Lepp Mitchell, carjKjnter, house 15 Van Schaick
Leser William, shoemaker, b. Van Vechten n.
Clinton
Leslie Edward, printer 20 Green, b. 45 Dallius
Leslie James, printer, honse 2 Bleecker place
Leslie John, liacknian 252 Broadway, bds. do.
Leslie Mary, widow, house Second cor. Snipe
Leslie Norman B. capt. 1st reg't, boards Second
corner Snipe
Leslie Sarah E. boardinghouse, 48 Union
Lester George, confectioner, house 273 Green
Lester George, boatman, house at Greenbush
Lester James, carman, house 165 Orange
Lester John C. carpenter, house 91 Grand
Lester William, vol. house 165 Orange
Lesure Ephraini, tinsmith, h. 57 Wash.ave.
Leuhmann Frederic, laborer, house 33 Tennis
Lfcuhmann Henry, laborer, house 33 Teunis
Leventhal Bailey, tailor, house 321 State
L*^vi Joseph, peddler, house 164 Green
Levi Nathan, cigars, 28 S. Pearl, b. 39 Beaver
Levi Samuel, billiards, 19 Hamilton, house do.
Levi Solomon, billiards, 63 Lydius, house do.
Levi Yette, widow of Jacob, h. 87 Bleecker
Levi , peddler, hou.se 64 Rensselaer
Levien Douglas A., Atlas & Argus office, Beaver
cor. Broadway, house 230 lludson
Levien Douglas A. jr. attorney, 94 State, boards
236 Hudson
Levien Moses, peddler, house 245 S. Pearl
Levings Ethel, teamster, bds. 'i'ivoli hollow
Levison Myer, tailor, 151 S. Pearl, h. l'.^9do.
Levy Moses, saloon, 168 S. Pearl, house do.
Lewi Joseph, physician, 104 Green, liouse do.
Lewi John, laborer, house 412 Clinton avenue
Lewi Maurice, ci£;ars and tobacco, 28 S. Pearl,
bds. 104 Green
Lewis Alanson, auctioneer, 8 and 10 S. Pearl,
bds. Van Rensselaer House
Lewis Andrew M. coachman, h. 148 Jefferson
Lewis {Edward) & Hinkley {Lcander), flour and
grain, 89 Quay, house 35 Broad
Lewis E. Chauncey, civil engineer, N. Y. C. R.
R. bds. 50 Chapel
Lewis Edwin F. machinist, house 31 De Witt
Lewis George F. deputy state treasurer. State
Hall, boards Delavan House
Lewis {George W.) & Goodwin {Thomas L.),
lithographers, 45-2 Broadway, h. 37 Dove
Lewis Henry, janitor and scourer, h 103 Hamilton
Lewis Jane, widow of Benedict, h. 68 Columbia
Lewis Jane, widow, house 24 Hawk [ilton
Lewis Lyman C. clerk, 59 Beaver, b. 237 Ham-
Lewis Margaret, widow, li. 49 Van Zandt
Lewis Marx M. optician, h. S. Ferry c. Green
Lewis Matthew, grocer. State c. Knox, h. do.
Lewis M. A., American express messenger, h.
74 First
Lewis Melvina, widow, house 37 Mulberry
Lewis Nancy, liouse 248 Washington ave.
Lewis Ralph P. express, h. 260 Hudson
Lewis (Samuel A. jr.) & Underbill {Daniel),
grocers. 59 Beaver, h. 237 Hamilton
Lewis Thomas, electrician, bds. 55 Lumber
Lewis William, furrier, house 248 Lumber
Lewis Wni. A. furrier, hou.se 248 Lumber
Lewis William B. state treasurer, State Hall,
boards Delavan House
Lewis William H. engineer, H. R. R. R. house.
Columbia, Greenbush
Lewis Wm. J. bookbinder, h. 30 Clinton avenue
Liddy James H. harnessmaker, h, f^ Van Woert
Lidon Bridget, widow, house 168 Green
Lidstone Reuben, carpenter, house 18 Willett
Liebenthal Henry, peddler, h. 75 South Ferry
Liebmann Joseph, peddler, h. Sahuyler cor.
Franklin
Liecty John W. L. printer, b. 247 South Pearl
Liecty Louis, tailor, house 130 Arch
Lieser Adolph, cabinetmaker, h. 57 Clinton
86
ALBANY [L] DIRECTORY.
Liest Pt^ter, moulder, h. Morton n. Del. tarn.
Lifehydt Hiram, boatman, house John near Se-
cond, Greenbush
Ligget Andrew M. clerk, h. 120 Clinton ave.
Light John, machinist, H. R. R. R. h. Broadway
ab. Third, Greenbush
Lightbody Andrew, bds. 31 Grand
Lightbody J. M. F. real estate agent, 10 James,
house 17 Fulton
Lightfoot Charles, gilder, house 39 Congress
Lillenthal Myer, millinery, 30 S. Pearl, h. do.
Lillie Rulus, painter, house 174 North Pearl
Liilis James, ooardinghouse, 64 Montgomery
Lilly Charles W. painter, house 29 West Ferry
Lilly George, fireman N. Y. C. R. R. house 18
Jackson
Limas Arthur, boilermaker, h. 2 Lark
Limbach John, li(juors, &c. 772 B'way, h. do.
Limbach John, tailor, house 207 Broad
Linacre Charles, patternfiler, h. 436 Lydius
Linacre James, patternfiler, house 31 De Witt
Linacre John, gasfitter, 470 B'way, h. 74 Lark
Linacre Thomas, maltster, bds. 74 Lark
Lind Andrew, peddler, h. 271 South Pearl
Linden Mathias J. laborer, house 201 Broad
Lindenstein Meyer, peddler, h. 24 Van Zandt
Lindenstein Moses Mrs. butcher, 17 Center
Market, house 134 Bowery
Lindner Charles, gilder, bds. Aikin, G'bush
Lindner Joseph, painter, house 152 Sand
Lindsey Andrew, carpenter, h. 33 Van Schaiek
Lindsley John R. fish, oysters and fruit, 604
Broadway, boards 50 Westerlo
Lindsly Mary, widow, house 101 Dove
Liney Jane, dressmaker, house 26 Elk
Liney John, teamster, house 88 Jefferson
Link John M. brewer, West Arch near Perry
Linker Henry tailor, house 83 Sdmyler
Linnen Jt.hn, laborer, house 53 Canal
Linsley Mary C. Mrs. h. 130 Clinton avenue
Linsley Joef, teamster, house 99 Snipe
Linsley John H. military secretary, executive
chamber, Capitol, bds. 144 State
Linthauer Simon, grocer, liouse 241 S. Pearl
Lintner John, furnaceman, h. 45 Broad, B'lehem
Lintner ( W. H. H.) & Co. (A. C. Pulling), drug-
gists and apothecaries, 5 TweddleHall, bcls.
4 Park place
Linten Peter, chairpainter, house 191 Broad '
Linz Conrad, gardener, h. 39 Broad, Bethlehem
Lipman Joseph, cigarmaker, h. 223 S. Pearl
Lipman Henry W. clerk P. O., b. 248 S. Pearl
Lipman Marx, butcher, 8 Center Market, house
188 South Pearl
Lipman Matilda, widow, h. 248 South Pearl
Lipp Melchert, laborer, house 18 Delaware
Lippman Joseph, cigarmaker, h. 223 S. Pearl
Lippert Andrew, blacksmith, h. 245 Sand
Lippert Martin, furnaceman, h. 343 Wash. ave.
Lippett Gideon, saloon, 75 Knox, h. do.
Lisenboltz Adelia, widow, house 210 Jefferson
Liston Robert, eye and earsurgeon, h. 1 15 Grand
Little Christopher, milkman, h. 48 Mulberry
Little Frank H. bookseller and stationer, and
blank book manuf., 82 State, bds. Delavan
House
Little James, laborer, house 97 Orange
Little John^insinith W. R. R. bds. 97 Orange
Little Samuel H. clerk, 645 B'way, b. 97 Orange
Little Weare C. law publisher and bookseller,
525 Broadway, house on Troy road
Littlefield D. G. inventor, h. 231 Lydius
Littlejohn Beonard H. house 105 Hawk
Litz Ferdinand, gardener, h. 6 Onet's alley
Litzenberger Wilhemina, widow, h. 452 Lydius
Livingston Azariah R. mer. tailor, 43 Wash. av.
house 57 do.
Livingston Duncan, house 35 West Ferry
Livingston Elizabeth, widow of Robert, house
105 Canal [31 We.st Ferry
Livingston George M. captain steamboat, house
Livingston Hiram, Livingston House, 3 and 5
Green, house 17 Dallius
Livingston James R. salesman, 1 and 2 Central
Block, Broadway, bds. 17 Grand
Livingston John D. attorney, 50 State, h. 214 do.
Livingston Moncrief, clerk, 19 South Pearl, h.
277 Lydius
Livingston Robert, boilermaker, h. 21 Mulberry
Lloyd Alexander, harnessmaker. Church cor.
Broadway, house 276 South Pearl
Lloyd Alexander C. provisions, 359 and 361
Broadway, house 182 State
Lloyd Andrew J. harnessmaker, h. 17 Fulton
Lloyd Elizabeth, widow, house 128 Dove
Lloyd Isaac F. bookkeeper, 82 State, b. 135 Eagle
Lloyd Lyman J. harnessmaker, 340 and 342
Broadway, house 320 Lydius
Lloyd Mary S. widow, house 10 Catharine
Lloyd Rowland B. sexton First Presbyterian
church, h. 9 Plain continued [135 Eagle
Lloyd Samuel H. coachmaker, 68 Hamilton, b.
Lloyd T. Spencer, music teacher, b. 135 Eagle
Lloyd William, agent, H. R. T. Co. 62 Pier, h.
at Troy
Lloyd Wm. G. 340 Broadway, h. 320 Lydius
Loag William H. printer, bds. 181 Hanrtilton
Loatman (Jornelia Mrs. house North Albany
Loatman Mary J. widow, house 36 Union
Loatwall Abigail, widow, house 129 Lumber
Loatwall Jacob, liouse 129 Lumber
Lobdell Lorinda B. Mrs. widow, house 295
Hamilton
Lochner George Mrs. house 169 Hamilton
Lochnev Jacob L. {Wolenman & i>.), liouse 159
Lydius
Lock Chas. shoemaker, 33 Hawk, h. 204 Jay
Lock John S. tinsmith, house 148 Third
Lockard Hiram, cigarmaker, h. 807 Broadway
Lockley Frederick E. book agent, house 182
Lancaster [liouse 70 Lumber
Lockley Richard, wheelwright, 3 Carroll alley,
Locklin Ellen Miss, milliner, 88 South Pearl,
house 22 West Ferry [33 Second
Lockrow Charles, plumber, 625 Broadway, bds.
Lockrow Maria, widow, house 33 Second
Lockrow Van Buren, physician, h. 145 Lydius
Lockrow Van Buren, cigarmaker, h. 155 Bowery
Lockwood Alexander, on N. Y. C. R. R. h. 7
Bleecker place [R. house 320 Lumber
Lockwood Benjamin H. switchman N. Y. C. R.
Lockwood Edward R. painter, h. r. 137 First
Lockwood Henry, clerk, house 8 Bleecker place
Lockwood James H. clerk canal department,
bds. American Hotel
Lockwood Mary A. Mrs. nurse, h. 137 First
Lockwood Theron, clerk, 31 South Pearl, hoase
57 Division
Lodewick Chas.C. bookk. Boston House, G'bush
Lodewick Georgiana, teacher, bds. Columbia,
Greenbush
Lodewick Henry S. hostler, h. Columbia, G'bush
Lodewick John E. carpenter, house Columbia,
Greenbush
Lodewick Simeon, proprietor Boston House, and
livery stable, Broadway, Greenbush
Lodge Barrington, clerk, 443 Broadway, house
108 Second [43 Philip
Lodge Benjamin, merchant tailor, 30 Hudson, h.
Lodge Douglas, lieut. 43d reg't, bds. 43 Philip
Loeber Frederick W. laborer, house Morris bel.
Partridge •
Loefler Henry, tailor, house 96 Bradford
Loewenberg Peter, clothing, 297 B'way. h. do.
ALBANY [L] DIRECTORY
87
Loep W. hairdresser, 29 Orange, h. 231 Wash av.
Loeper Charles, brassturner, house 330 Lydius
Loetzius Lewis, upholsterer, boards 266 B'way
Logan John, shoemaker, h. 83 Swan, Arb. hill
Logue John, gasworker, house 319 S. Pearl
Loliof Mariuus, carpenter, house 110 Nucella
Loniax John, harnessmaker, h. 153 Elm
Lombard Thomas, baggagemaster, H. R. R. R.
house 70 La Fayette
Lombard Wm. N. house 464 Lydins
London Abraham, laborer, house 371 State
London Abram, laborer, h. 5 Del, turn.
London John, teamster, house 239 Elm
London Lavina, widow, house 162 Spring
London Richard, laborer, house 371 State
London Thomas Mrs. house 162 Spring
Loney Cordelia, seamstress, bds. 196 Lumber
Long Caroline, widow, house 59 Schuyler
Long Charles B. engineer, h. 303 South Pearl
Long Christian D. porter, 59 Beaver, h. 163 Broad
Long Christopher, laborer, house 61 Lark
Long David, farmer, house 37 Benjamin
Long David, laborer, house 57 Third
Long Eli, carpenter, house 86 Third
Long Henry, 43d reg't, house 165 Elk
Lbng Henry, tailor, house 145 Bowery
Long {James) & Silsby {Henry VV.), carriage and
sleigh manuf. 324 S. Pearl, h. 267 do
Long John, laborer, house 218 Green
Long John, grocer. Green cor Rensselaer, h. do.
Long John, teamster, house 103 Lark
Long John G. carman, house 25 Van Woert
Long Margaret, widow, liouse 195 Green
Long Michael, laborer, house Dutch hollow near
Delaware
Long Susan, widow, house 38 Delaware
Long VVendell, carman, house 18 Willett
Long Wm. cigarraaker, Schuyler cor. Franklin
Longmyer Jacob, tailor, bds. 35 Division
Longway Ezra, coachdriver, h. 119 S. Pearl
Lonsbury Marcus D. boatman, h. 54 Dallius
Loomis j&. Miss, teacher, h. 138 Lydius
Loomis George, mason, house llOX Hamilton
Loomis George, tinsmith, h. 112 Canal [10 Elk
Loomis Horace tutor Allaany Academy, boards
Loomis Jeduthan, painter, h. 122 Clin. ave.
Loomis Morgan N. blacksmith, house Columbia,
Greenbush
Loomis Samuel A. house 77 Washington ave
Loomis Samuel G. clerk, 39 Washington ave.
bds. 77 do.
Loomis Watts T. clerk, office Canal Commision-
ers. State Hall, boards 74 Eagle
Loonan Thomas, laborer, house 26 Van Woert
Loop Joseph P. proprietor Dudley House, Quay
cor. Hamilton
Lopha Henry, laborer, house 120 Bowery
Lord Edmund J. grocer, 29 Wash. a. h. 30 Hawk
Lord Joseph, bookseller, 19 Philip, house do.
Lord Joseph, house 28 Congress
Lord Sarah G. teacher, house 19 Philip
Lord Theodore S. lumber, 24 Lumber district,
house 1 Ten Broeck
Lord T. Ellerv, lieut. 3d reg't, b. 1 Ten Broeck
Lord Wm. W. carman, house 668 Broadway
Lortz Jacob, laborer, house 55 Clinton
Losee Henry, machinist, house 91 Third
Lossing Abigail Mrs. widow, house 36 Bowery
Loucks Andrew, paperhanger, boards 287 Wash-
ington avenue
Loucks Charles N. lumber insp. h. 4 Liberty
Loucks Henry, conductor N. Y. C. R. R. house
36 Herkimer
Loucks Henry B. flour, &c., 38 Quay, h. 19 Park
Loucks Jolin, house 287 Washington avenue
Loucks John E, clerk, boards 4 Liberty
Loudon Luke, porterhouse, 7 North Lansing
Loughlin Honora, widow, house 464 Wash. ave.
Loughlin James, laouse 464 Washington avenue
Loughlin .John, laborer, house 12 Pine
Loughlin Patrick, laborer, house 151 Canal
Loughlin Thomas, laborer, h. Johnson's alley
Loughlin Wm. J. carman, house 85 Lawrence
Loughmau John, laborer, house r. 139 Lumber
Loughman Michael, laborer, house 141 Lumber
Loughren Henry, painter, house 41 Alexander
Loughren James, clerk, 73 State, h. at Bethlehem
Lourey Wm. W. 43d reg't, h. 165 Broadway
Love .James, moroccodresser, boards 132 Spring
Love Nathaniel, cooper, boards 132 Spring
Loveday Wm. confectioner, h. 462 Wash. ave.
Lovejoy Justus W. machinist, house 36 Liberty
Loveland Amos, flour, &c. 65 Quay, house 310
Lydius
Loveland Ralph A. {White, L. & Co.), lumber.
Water cor. North Ferry, house at Westporfc
Lovell Richard, bookkeeper, house 39 Franklin
Lovell Thomas, moulder, boards 39 Franklin
Lovenger Wolfgang, laborer, h. Elk near Knox
Loveridge Clinton, i3erdan's sharpshooters, bds.
44 Chapel
Loveridge Geo. coichlampmaker, h. 240 S. Pearl
Loveridge George E. grocer. Dove cor. Jefferson
Loveridge G. Mrs. house 44 Chapel
Lovett Joseph, boards 838 Bi'oadway
Lovett Misses, house 148 State
Lovett Richard, shoemaker, 838 B'way, h. do.
Lovie Alexander, locksmith, 6 Liberty, house
57 Division
Low Addison, boat captain, h. 51 Maiden lane
Low Elizabeth J. widow, house 74 Chapel
Low Robert, laborer, house 162 Colonie
Low Warren S. machinist, house 69 Westerlo
Low Warren S. jr. clerk treasurer's office N. Y.
C. R. R. boards 69 Westerlo
Low William, house 74 Chapel
Lowell Hiram M. carpenter, house 303 Hudson
Lowenstein Lewis, house 544 Broadway
Lowenstein M. Mrs. millinery, 544 B'way, h. do.
Lowenthal Charles, peddler, house 174 S. Pearl
Loweuthal David, grocer, 246 S. Pearl, h. do.
Lowery George, machinist, boards 60 Lydius
Lowery Robert, teamster, h. Columbia, G'bnsh
Lowingsten Moses, peddler, house 325 S. Pearl
Lowton Charles, wheelwright, h. 59 S. Lansing
Loyd William, transportation agent, 62 Pier,
house at Troy
Luby John, shoecutter, boards 51 Third
Luby Margaret, seamstress, house 51 Third
Luby William, shoecutter, boards 51 Third
Lucas Charles, confectioner, house 29 Union
Lucas Edo, house 152 Second
Luce Edwin, assessor, carpenter, 22 Franklin,
house 17 Broad
Luce Miss, house 31 North Lansing
Ludden Abel F. pianomaker, house 164 Lumber
Ludlow Christopher, laborer, bds. W. Albany
Ludwig Lawrence, porterhouse, 35 Bowery
Ludwig Sebastian, turiiaceman, h. Broad, Bethl.
Lueke Henry, tailor, 45 South Pearl, house do.
Lueke Joseph, tailor, 24 South Pearl, h. 83 Elm
Luft William, cabinetmaker, house 28 Bowery
Luke John, clerk, 31 South Pearl, h. 85 Hudson
Luke Philip, house 34 Broad
Luke Solomon, dry goods, 31 S. Pearl, h. 223
Hamilton
Lundy Thomas, boardinghouse, 6 Maiden lane
Lunz Christoph, shoemaker, 46 Bradford, h. do.
Luram Ann, widow, house rear 43 Canal
Luram Michael, laborer, house 35 Canal
Lush Ann, boards 759 Broadway
Lusli Margaret, widow, house 767 Broadway
Lush Stepheu, clerk bank department. State
Hall, house 767 Broadway
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ALBANY [ M ] DIRECTORY.
Luther D. B. boys' classical academy, 160 North
Pearl, boards 143 do.
Luther Edward A. boards 137 Lumber
Lutlier George, houst; West Ferry near Ontario
Luther Geo. W. coal and wood, 45 Columbia
and 72 Dallius, house 206 Elm
Luther Jeremiah, boards 42 S>^cond
Luther John, baker, house at Bath
Luther John A. boards 206 Elm
Luther Nicholas L. boards Delavan House
Lutters Benjamin, lager bier, 242 B'way, h. do.
Lutz Frederick, butcher, 50 Renssnlaer, h. 44 do.
Lyall Alexander, tailor, house 306 Lydius
Lyall David, tailor, house 86 Jefferson
Lycitt .John, laborer, liouse 72 Colonie
Lyman Charles R. {Artchcr & Lymaii), flour, 63
Quay, house 14 Noitii Pearl
Lyman .John, laborer, house II VVesterlo
Lyman Michael, blacksmith, 62 Quay, liouse 69
North Lansing
Lyman Patrick, lab'rer, house 5 South Lansing
Lyman l^atrick, brewer, house 158 Broadway
Lyman Thomas, bhtcksmith, 176 Montgomery,
house 856 Broadway
Lynch Barnard, m;.80n, h. 25 Swan, Arbor hill
Lynch Bernard, laborer, house 56 liassett
Lynch Francis, boatman, house 54 Bradford
Lynch Hugh, laboivr, house 3i> Canal
Lynch Hugh, police, house 137 Lumber
Lynch James, laborer, house 60 Lawrence
Lynch John, clothiiij,^, 10 North Lansing, h. do.
Lynch John, laborer, house 279 Ureen
Lyncli John jr. printer, boards 279 Green
Lynch John VV. carpenter, 99 Hawk, house do.
Lynch Julia, widow, house 66 Arch
Lynch Mary, widow, house 55 Schuyler
Lynch Mary, widow, house 7 Fulton
Lynch Mary, widow, house 34 Jefferson
Lynch Matthew, laborei, house Second ab. Knox
Lynch Matthew, peddler, house 61 Canal
Lynch Michael, 109 Pier, h. Gansevoort c. Green
Lynch Michael, moulder, house 17 Catharine
Lynch Owen, clothing, 411 Broadway, house
59 X North Lansing
Lynch Patrick, laborer, boards North Albany
Lynch Patrick, lab rer, house 6 Quackenbush
Lynch Patrick, grocer, 212 Green, house do.
Lynch Patrick, porter, boards 9 Chajiel
Lynch Patrick, laborer, house 26 Morton
Lyncli Thomas, laborer, house 10 De Witt
Lyncli Thomas, contractor, house 37 Bassett
I^ynch William, mason, house 91 Broad
Lynch William, brickl lyer, h. 45 Van Zandt
Lynch William, moulder, house 59 Broadway
Lynd George, stuvemounter, house 97 Bassett
Lynes Arthur, boilermaker, house 2 Lark
Lynham Martin, laborer, house 65 Sand
Lynn James, painter, boards 60 Lydius
Lynon John, teamster, house 88 Jefferson
Lyon Franklin, clerk, 5 State, b. 29 Quackenbush
Lyon Samuel, carriagesmith, 318 South Pearl,
house 8 Catharine
Lyon Wm. H. clerk, 81 Washington avenue, bds.
Farmers and Mechanics' Hotel
Lyons Aaron G. pianomaker, h. 59 De Witt
Lyons Cornelius, blacksmith, b. 18 Little Basin
Lyons Daniel, laborer, house 51 Van Zandt
Lyons Dennis, laborer, house 49 N. Lansing
Lyons Dora, widow, boards 261 North Pearl
Lyons James, laborer, house 64i Nucella
Lyons Joanna, wiaow, house 49 North Lansing
Lyons Joanna, widow, h. 246 N. Pearl [G'bush
Lyons John, engineer, W. R. R., h. 2d avenue,
Lyons John, blacksmith, house 246 N. Pearl
Lyons John, carpenter, house 53 Cherry
Lyons John, blacksmith, house 216 North Pearl
Lyons John Mrs. grocer. North Albany, h. do.
Lyons .John W. grocer, 192 N. Pearl, h. 190 do.
Lyons Joseph, grocer, 9 Chestnut, house do.
Ijyons Michael, peddler, house 296 Lumber
Lyons Moses, jeweler, 61 Wash. ave. h. do.
Lyons Patrick, moulder, house 31 Van Zandt
Lyons Patrick H. machinist, house 261 N. Pearl
Lyons Peter, boots and shoes, 2 North Lansing
MAAS JOHN, carpenter, house 167 Sand-
Maas Margaret, widow, house 21 Norton
Mabin Mrs. widow, house rear 114 Lark
Mace Amos, carpenter, house 200 Jay
Miichesney Abram, boards Farmers' Hotel
Machin Thomas, house 228 Elm
Mack Christian, tailor, 73 Bowery, house do.
Mack Elisha, police, house 73 Second
Mack John, blacksmitli, h. 328 Washington av.
Mack John, laborer, house rear 71 Van Woert
Mack John, conductor, house 201 Third
Mack Lott, porter, 317 Broadway, b. 267 Green
Mack Michael, butcher, house 62 Perry
Mack Patiick, laborer, liouse rear 60 Church
Mack Tho^nas, laborer, house 79 Rensselaer
Mack William, laborer, house Chester alley
Mackavennie Daniel, confectioner, h. 92 Jeflerson
Mackesey William, plasterer, h. 216 Broadway
Mackey David, rag dealer, house 6 N. Lansing
Mackey Wm. J. beer peddler, house 12 Colonie
Macneill Mary, widow, house 1 29 Jeffer.son
Macneill Mary, dressmaker, boards 129 Jefferson
Macomlier Amasa, clerk 32 Washington avenue,
boaris Vedder's Hotel
Macomb(;r Martin W. & Co. (^Timothy Sheldon,
jr.) drugs, paints, &c., 34 Washington ave.
boards 32 Chestnut
Macrea James, variety store, h. Arch cor. Broad
Madden Archibald, carpenter, house at G'bush
Madden Arcliibald, carpenter, h. 20 Jefferson
Madden Fergus, stovemounter, house 36 Cherry
Madden Fergus, sen. stovemounter, h. 36 Cherry
Madden Henry, teacher, h. Bleecker Mansion
Madden James, clerk, Hawk cor. Hamilton, b.
20 Jefferson
Madden James, laborer, house 55 Lawrence
Madden John, tailor, house 47 North Lansing
Madden John, bootmaker, h. Bleecker Mansion
Madden John, grocer, Church c. Bassett, h. do.
Madden John, shoemaker, boards 35 Liberty
Madden John L. bootmaker, house 14 Bleei-ker
Madden Patrick, porter, 7 N. Pearl, h. 91 Green
Madden Thomas, laborer, house 48 Cohmie
Madden William, laborer, house r. 16 Lumber
Maebius Frederick, carpenter, h. West Ferry, n.
Ontario
Magee Ann, widow, tailoress, house 156 Lydius
Magee Daniel, plasterer, house 114 Nucella
Magen Jacob, laborer, house 3 Rensselaer
Magennis John, eatinghouse, 6 Stanwix Hall
I5uilding, house 26 Canal
Magilton Joseph, blacksmith, Colonie cor. Rail-
road avenue, house 80 Colonie
Maginn Ann, widow, house 13 Lark
Magiiin Michael, mason, house 17 Jelfei'son
Maginries Michael, Franklin foundry and ma-
chine works. Quay, Mulberry, Broadway
and Rensselaer, house 77 Westerlo
MagonI Hugh, moulder, house North Albany
Magoon E. Lyman Rev. house 66 Philip
Maguire Alexander, engineer, h. i6 South Ferry
Maguire James, billiardrooms, Delavan House
Maguire James E. clerk, 37 Dean, b. 21 Jefferson
Maguire John & Wm. fruit, 44 State, house
113 South Pearl
Maguire Martin, blacksmith, h. 55 N. Lansing
Maguire Michael T. 37 Dean, house 21 Jefferson
Maguire William {J. & W. Maguire), 44 State,
house 1 13 South Pearl
ALBANY [M] DIRECTORY.
89
Maguire Wm. P. salesman, 37 Dean, boards 21
Jeflerson
Maguire Winifred, widow, house 21 Jefferson
Mahan Hugh, vegetables, house 146 First
Mahan James, laborer, house rear 20 De Witt
Mahan James, laborer, house 303 North Pearl
Mahan James, porter, 9 State, bds. 19 William
Mahan John, house 293 North Pearl
Malian John, moulder, boards 24 Howard
Mahan John Mrs. house 24 Howard
Mahan Michael, carpenter, house 92 First
Mahan Peter, laborer, house North Albany
Mahan Thomas, laborer, house 43 Van Woert
Mahan Thomas, laborer, h. Second near Snipe
Malian William, laborer, house 193 Third
Mahan William, boiiermaker, h 293 N. Pearl
Mahar Christopher, laborer, h. r. 51 Lawrence
Mahar Daniel, laborer, house 42 Delaware
Mahar James, engineer, h. B'way, Greenbush
Mahar John, clerk, 153 Clinton ave. bds. Hawk
cor. First
Mahar John, cooper, house 43 Bassett
Mahar John, driver, boards 68 Eagle
Mahar John, laborer, house North Albany
Mahar Michael, machinist, house 92 Arch
Mahar Michael, tailor, house 208 Water
Mahar Owen, carpenter, W. R. R.
Mahar William, N. Y. C. R. R. depot, b. 68 Eagle
Mahar Win. machinist, boards 92 Arch
Mahar William, tailor, house 16 Van Zandt
Maher Daniel, tinsmith, h. 18 South Lansing
Maher Dennis, butcher, h. 481 Washington ave.
Maher Dennis, moulder, house 64 Van Woert
Maher Edward, carman, house 145 Canal
Maher Edward, grocer. South Pearl corner Arch,
and Green cor. Mulberry, house do.
Maher George, butcher, h. 427 Washington ave.
Maher James,, bookkeeper. Merchants' Bank, b.
72 North Lansing
Maher John, laborer, house 100 Quay
Maher John, laborer, house 126 Washington av.
Maher John, laborer, house 71 Van Woert
Maher John T. lumber inspectoi-, h. 196 N. Pearl
Maher Lawrence, laborer, bds. 69 Van Woert
Malier Margaret, widow, house 27 Church
Maher Michael, butcher, b. 481 Washington ave.
Maher Michael, tailor, house Little Basm
Malier Robert, porterhouse, !00 Quay, h. do.
Maher Robert T. clerk, 197 B'way, b. 87 Canal
Maher Stephen, laborer, house 69 Van Woert
Maher Thomas, laborer, house 29 Van Woert
Maher Thomas, grocer, 835 B'way, house do.
Maher Thomas, laborer, house 40 Cherry
Maher Thomas, lumber insp. h. 72 N. Lanshig
Maher Thomas, laborer, house 69 Van Woert'
Maher Thomas, liquors, 197 B'way, h. 87 Canal
Maher William, butcher, house 427 Wash. ave.
Maher William, laV>orer, house 66 Van Woert
Maher William J. clerk, 835 Broadway, h. do.
Mahl Andrew, gilder, boards 266 Broadway
Mahon William, llaxdresser, 366 Clinton ave.
house 193 Third
Mahoney C. grocer, 205 Jefferson, house do.
Mahoney Dennis, bookbinder, 9 James, boards
70 Colonie
Mahoney Henry, waiter, house 381 State
Mahoney James, laborer, house 67 Broadway
Mahoney Jame.s, moulder, house 185 Broadway
Mahoney James, painter, bds. 18 Quackenbush
Mahoney Jeremiah, carpenter, h. 92 Jefferson
Mahoney Julia, widow, house 70 Colonie
Mahoney Michael J. waiter, house 10 Cross
Mahoney Patrick, volunteer, house 107 Canal
Mahoney Stephen, painter, bds. 799 Broadway
Mahoney Thomas, lireman, house 15 Lumber
Mahoney William, laborer, b. 171 Montgomery
Mahoney W. D. Mrs. millinery, 799 Broad\Yay
12 ^'
Mahr Frederick, shoemaker, house 168 Bowery
Maidment Edward, bakery, Columbia cor. North
Pearl, liouse do.
Maidment Edward jr. civil eng'r, b. 50 N. Pearl
Main David, farmer, house 361 State
Main Hugh, laborer, bds. 18 Quackenbush
Main James A. foreman, h. 51 North Lansing
Main Richard C. laborer, house 94 Second
Main Robeit, harnessmaker, 95 S, Pearl, h. do.
Mainhall Winslow, cabinetma'r, h. 184 Clin. av.
Mair John, stovemounter, h. 100 Nucella
Majory John, engineer, H. R. R. R. h. Second,
Greenbush [Greenbush
Majory John, engineer, H. R. R. R. h. Mechanic,
Majory Nathaniel L. engineer, H. R. R. R. house
East n. Mechanic, Greenbush
Makepeace Henry F. telegraph operator, 446
Broadway, boards 46 Beaver
Malamphejr Patrick, laborer, h. 37 N. Lansing
Malay Patrick, laborer, house 75 Canal
Malcolm Louis, 126 State, house 68 Lark
Malcomb Elias, baggagemaster, N. Y. C. R. R,
house 68 Eagle
Malcomb Susan Miss, house 69 Eagle
Male Robert A, tobacconist, house 15 Jay
Maley John, laborer, house 75 Lawrence
Mallaly Michael, laborer, house Franklin corner
Gansevoort
Mullaly William, moulder, house 56 Schuyler
Mallin Thomas, laborer, house 199 Orange
Mallon Dennis, brakeman, h. 253 N. Pearl
Mallon Joseph, laborer, house 6 Van Woert
Mallory Edwin L. clerk, 451 B'way, h. 102 Eagle
Malone Barnard, laborer, house 35 Canal
Malone Barnard, laborer, house 70 Montgomery
Malone Edward, laborer, h. Green c. Gansevoort
Malone James, porterhouse, 59 N. Ferry, h. do.
Malone John, stovemounter, house 150 Lydius
Malone Michael, maltster, h. 29 North Lansing
Malone Patrick, laborer, house 32 Dp Witt
Malone Patrick, 2d dist. police, bds. 99 Church
Malone Thomas J. porterhouse, 164 State, bds.
57 Lancaster
Malone William, laborer, house North Albany
Maloney Bridget, widow, h. 144 Broadway
Maloney Cornelius, laborer, h. 160 Jefferson
Maloney James, laborer, house 6 Quackenbush
Maloney John, teacher, house 115 Elm
Maloney Margaret, widow, house 144 Church
Maloney Martin, laborer, house 65 Hawk
Maloney Matthew, grocer, 29 Van Woert, h. do.
Maloney Michael, laborer, h. 246 North Pearl
Maloney Michael C. {Rcid, & M.), liquors, 4
State, house 23 Lancaster
Maloney Patrick, moulder, h. 138 R. R. avenue
Maloney Patrick, liquors, 161 Orange, h. do.
Maloney Patrick, laborer, h. 61 North Ferry
Maloney Thomas, clerk. Mansion House
Maloney Thomas, laborer, h. 48 Van Schaick
Maloney Thomas, laborer, house Van Woert
Maloney Timothy, laborer, h. 246 North Pearl
Malonin Henry, shoemaker, house 44 Bassett
Maloy Ann, widow, house 10 Cross
Maloy Edward, police, house 64 Water
Maloy Gerrit, laborer, house 14 Clinton
Maloy James, clerk, house 10 Cross
Maloy John, 43d reg't, h. West Ferry alley
Maloy John, police, house 81 North Pearl
Maloy John, laborer, house at Bath
Maloy Joseph, porterhouse, Broadway, G'bush
Maloy Michael, laborer, house 7 Johnson
Maloy Thomas, laborer, house 38 Water
Maloy Thomas, grocer, 130 Broad
Maloy William, wines and liquors, 88 State,
house 57 Chapel
Malson John F. farmer, h. Del. turn. n. Morton
Mandlebaum Jacob, peddler, h, 293 S. Pearl
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ALBANY [ M ] DIRECTORY
Mandlebaum Moses, peddler, h. 68 Clinton
Mando Samuel, waiter, house 170 Third
Maney Joseph, shoemaker, house Green corner
Rensselaer
Mangin James, shoemaker, house 32 Howard
Mangin Simon, shoemaker, h. 50 North Lansing
Manifold Peter, drover, house 161 Grand
Manion Ann, widow, h. 1 Swan, Arbor hill
Manion Michael, cooper, h. 1 Swan, Arbor hill
Manion Thomas, laborer, house 377 State
Mann {Aaron), Waldman {Isaac) & Co. {Joseph
Mann), dry goods, 374 Broadway, and 48
South Pearl, house 92 Lydius
Mann Abram {McKinncy & M.), foundry, • 35
Lumber, house 37 do.
Mann Chas. clerk, 480 B'way, b. 36 Chestnut
Mann David, agent Philadelphia propellers, 11
Quay, house at Troy
Mann Edward, laborer, house 169 Jefferson
Mann Ernst, frescopainter, house 18 Third
Mann John, laborer, house Yates above Lark
Mann Joseph {Mann, Waldman & Co.), 374
Broadway, house 54 Westerlo
Mann Mary Ann, widow, house 36 Chestnut
Mann Peter H. clerk, N. Y. C. R. R., Exchange
Building, 2d floor, h. 27 Van Schaick
Mann Thomas, express. Exchange, h. 47 First
Mann Thomas, laborer, house 43 Van Woert
Mann Thomas jr. laborer, bds. 43 Van Woert
Mann Tompkins, clerk, exp. office, h. 47 First
Mann William A. clerk Assorting House, boards
Mansion House [h. 8 Lafayette
Manning Daniel A. reporter Atlas and Argus,
Manning Ellen, grocer, 186 Broadway, h. do.
Manning James, laborer, h. 303 North Pearl
Manning John, butcher, bds. 16 Lark, Arbor hill
Manning John, laborer, house 8 Plain
Manning John, 1st dist. police, house 9 Plain
Manning John, house 660 Broadway
Manning Michael, laborer, house 61 Broadway
Manning Richard, laborer, house 63 Mulberry
Manning Robert J. printer, house 101 Hamilton
Manning Septimus L. attorney, 77 State, boards
Congi-ess Hall
Manning Thomas, teamster, house 377 State
Manny John M. clerk Delavan House, house 660
Broadway
Mansfield Henry C. cooper, house 405 State
Mansfield William H. shoemaker, house 29
Herkimer
Mansion Matthias, furnaceman, h. 205 Hamilton
Mansion Nicholas, moulder, h. 292 Wash. ave.
Manson William, marbleworks. Lodge corner
Howard, house 34 do.
Mantline Daniel, confectioner, h. 285 Lumber
Mantline Henry, cigarmaker, boards 212 Water
Mantline Peter, confectioner, house 120 First
Many Charles S., People's Line steamers, house
81 Green
Many Daniel J. cigarmaker, house 72 Second
Many James, laborer, house 46 Colonic
Many Jane, widow, house 107 Hudson
Many Thomas, laborer, house rear 104 Water
Many Walter G. clerk, bds. 87 Ten Broeck
Many Walter G. {Bullock & M.), lumber, 48
Water, house 87 Ten Broeck
Many William V. house 107 Hudson
Mara Thomas, laborer, house 227 Broadway
Marble Edwin T. cofflnmaker, house 226 Elm
Marble Joel, supt. Orphan Asylum, house do.
March Alden, surgeon and physician, 70 X Hud-
son, house 72 do.
March Charles A. barber, house 21 Hudson
March Henry, surgeon and physician, 70 X Hud-
son, house 72 do.
Marcisson Paul, carpenter, house 144 Eagle
Marcoux Alexander, saloon, Broadway, G'bush
Marcoux Charles, market, Bath n. Ferry, h. do.
Marcoux Romnald, painter, house Harrison n.
Broadway, Greenbush [Bath, h. do.
Marcoux Theodore, wheelwright, Rensselaer,
Marcus Morrigue Mrs. house 22 Norton
Mare Daniel, laborer, house 42 Delaware
Marenus Jacob, laborer, house 32 Broad
Mark John, carpenter, house 18 Canal
Marker Jacob, shoemaker, 222 Wash. ave. h. do
Markey John, porter, boards 9 Chapel
Markey Nicholas Mrs. house 50 Van Schaick
Markey Thomas, tailor, house 23 Van Woert
Markie Stephen, laborer, h. Second ab. Knox
Marks Abraham, peddler, house 52 Schuyler
Marks James U. Mrs. house 9 Chapel
Marks Julius, butcher, 102 Schuyler, h. 105 do.
Markwell Benjamin, tailor, 88 Hamilton, h. do.
Markwell William F. clerk Stanwix Hall, house
89 First
Marlow Luke, house 15 Gansevoort
Marlow Michael, laborer, house 11 S. Ferry
Marlow Timothy, boards 11 South Ferfy
Marman John, wheelwright, Schenectady turn-
pike, house at Buell's farm
Maroney Michael, laborer, bds. 204 Broadway
Marr Mary L. teacher, boards 245 State
Marrin Catharine, widow of Cornelius, boards
16 Van Schaick [h. 208 Hamilton
Marrin G. Chapman, bookkeeper, 7 }i Hudson
Marrin {John J.), & Becket {Thomas A.), liquors,
7X Hudson, house 208 Hamilton
Marrin Patrick, laborer, house 59 Schuyler
Marrin Patrick, porter, boards 16 Van Schaick
Marrin William" J. attorney, 5 Tweddle Hall,
boards 208 Hamilton
Marrow Daniel, laborer, house 112 Canal
Marsch Henry, blacksmith, house 16 Steven
Marsch Joseph, blacksmith, house 56 Delaware
Marsch Philip, blacksmith, house 10 Steven
Marsden Thomas & Co. {R. Aspinall), marble
works, 209 Hudson, house 77 Elm
Marsden VVilliam, carpenter, house 11 Fulton
Marsh Anthony, blacksmith, house 20 Morton
Marsh Benjamin, watches and jewelry, 34 State,
house 163 Hamilton
Marsh Charles L. pilot, house 67 South Ferry
Marsh E. shoemaker, boards Clinton Hotel
Marsh John B. organist, house 74 Philip
Marsh Joseph, tailor, boards 22 Quackenbush
Marshall Alonzo. engineer, W. R. R. house Third
above John, Greenbush
Marshall Charles, carpenter, house 109 Orange
Marshall David M. carpenter, boards 109 Orange
Marshall Francis, saloon, Great Western turn-
pike near Asylum
Marshall John, porter, 15 State, h. 118 Hawk
Marshall John, baker, 229 X S. Pearl, house do.
Marshall (John V.), James {Amos C.) & Traver
(Charles M.), piano manufacturers, Masonic
Hall, 41 North Pearl, house 119 do.
Marshall Joseph, grocer, 57 )4 N. Lansing, h. do.
Marshall William, laborer, house 49 Jackson
Marshall Wm. C. & Co. {Edmund Hardie), sail-
makers, 36 Quay, h. 20 S. Ferry
Marsham Samuel H. gardener, h. 225 Bowery
Marston George, papercarrier, bds. 282 Lumber
Marston James, blacksmith, house 282 Lumber
Martekofski John, laborer, house 76 Odell
Martel Nelson, harnessmaker, h. 153 Elm
Marter George, laborer, bds. Elk near Perry
Martin Andrew, baker, Washington c. Columbia,
Greenbush, house do.
Martin Ann, widow, house 99 Elm
Martin Barnard, laborer, house 37 Bassett
Martin Barney, moulder, house 35 Mulberry
Martra Barney, laborer, house 42 Van Schaick
Martin Boyd, builder, 28 Clin. ave. h. 54 First
ALBANY [ M ] DIRECTORY.
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-, widow, house 120 Broadway
Martin ■
Martin Charlotte, widow, h. 1 23 Hamilton
Martin David Mrs. house 14 Ten Broeck
Martin David W. painter, house 319 Bowery
Martin Edward Gr. clerk 203 Water, boards 144
Clinton avenue
Martin Eliza M. widow, house 144 Clinton ave.
Martin Elliott, cabinetmaker, house 22 Westerlo
Martin Geo. carpenter, 72 Church, b. 50 Pnilip
Martin George H. freight clerk, steamer Isaac
Newton, house 87 Hamilton
Martin Henry C. printer, bds. 144 Clinton ave.
Martin Henry H. cashier Albany City Bank,
house 162 State [152 State
Martin Henry T. clerk Albany City Bank, bds.
Martin Homer, carpenter, Church cor, Herkimer,
house 10 Van Schaick
Martin Homer D. landscape painter, Steuben cor.
James, boards 10 Van Schaick
Martin Ira K. house 35 Jay
Martin Jacob, car repairer, house 209 Lumber
Martin James, laborer, h. Partition, Greenbush
Martin James, surgical instrument maker and
cutler, 20 Beaver, house 37 High
Martin James, teller Com. B'k, h. 31 Ten Broeck
Martin James, fishdealer, boards 17 Columbia
Martin James, lithographer, house 99 Elm
Martin James, policeman, house 98 Orange
Martin James, porterhouse, 6 North Lansing
Martin James, student, house 217 Jay
Martin Jennette, widow, house 217 Jay
Martin John, laborer, boards 9 Colonie
Martin John, mason, house 851 Broadway
Martin John, blacksmith, house 78 Van Woert
Martin John J. baker, 142 S. Pearl, house do.
Martin Joseph, laborer, boards 37 Van Schaick
Martin Josephine, widow, house 173 Elk
Martin Mary, widow, h. Dallius cor. Schuyler
Martin Mary, widow, house 35 Mulberry
Martin Mary J. widow of Robert, bds. 161 Lydiua
Martin Michael, laborer, house 141 Church
Martin Michael, peddler, house 171 Orange
Martin Michael, tailor, house 57 Delaware
Martin Michael, laborer, house 127 Broad
Martin Michael, cigarmaker, b. B'way cor. John
Martin Patrick, carpenter, h. 112 Van Woert
Martin Patrick, maltster, house 162 Colonie
Martin Patrick, laborer, house 69 Van Woert
Martin Patrick, laborer, house 52 Lawrence
Martin Patrick, boards 9 Van Tromp
Martin Peter, carpenter, house 217 Elm
M irtin Peter, carpenter, boards 1 12 Van Woert
Martin Rachel L. teacher, h. 17 Gt. West, turnp.
Martin Robert, carpenter, h. 268 North Pearl
Martin Robert C. printer, bds. 144 Clinton ave.
Martin Samuel, house 17 Elm
Martin Samuel, gilder, boards 50 Philip
Martin Samuel H. laborer, house 225 Bowery
Martin Stephen, plumber, house 241 Swan
Martin Stephen, tinsmith, 85 Beaver, house 241
Swan
Martin Terence, tinsmith, house 54 Bowery
Martin Thomas, bookkeeper, boards 217 Elm
Martin Thomas, moulder, h. Dallius c. Schuyler
Martin William, carpenter, house 360 State
Martin William, carriagemaker, h. 36 Herkimer
Martin William, mason, house 17 Lark
Martin William L. teacher, boards 17 Plain
Martineau Francis X. jr. hairdresser, 1 Stanwix
Hall Building, house 697 Broadway
Martineau Henry, hairdresser, 1 Stanwix Hall
Building, boards 697 Broadway
Martineau Narcisse, tinsmith, house 29 Hawk
MartUng Amos B. confectioner, 610 B'way, h. do.
Martling Daniel C. chairmaker, bds. 67 Lark
Marvin Alexander, house 49 North Pearl
Marvin J. W. R. Mrs. house 32 Clinton avenue
Marvin Lucia Mrs. house 80 Hudson
Marx Christopher, shoemaker, h. 99 Dallius
Marx Isaac, clothing, 253 S. Pearl, house do.
Marx Louis, laborer, house Lydius, near junc-
tion Western turnpike
Marz Charles, painter, house 16 Tennis
Mascall Anna Miss, dressmaker, bds. 862 B'way
Mascall Mary, widow, house 852 Broadway
Mascord Ann Eliza, widow, house 42 S. Lansing
Mascord Edward, house 96 Lark
Mascraft William, clerk, house 318 State
Mason Fred, ferryman, b. Farmers' Hotel, Bath
Mason Gregory jr., volunteer, house 59 Bowery
Mason Jacob, whitewasher, house 113 Elm
Mason James, carman, house Rensselaer, Bath
Mason John, cigarmaker, boards 820 Broadway
Mason John, weigh clerk, 825 Broadway, house
55 Nucella
Mason John W. billiards, 562 Broadway, boards
Congress Hall
Mason Mary, widow, house 303 Hudson
Mason Nancy Mrs. cook, house Elm near Hawk
Mason Sarah, widow, house 114 Jefferson
Mason Thomas H. planemaker, h. 114 Jefferson
Mason William, clerk, house 67 North Lansing
Mason William, laborer, boards 41 N. Lansing
Mason William H. currier, house 67 Hamilton
Mason William J. cigarmaker, bds. 820 B'way
Masterson Francis, laborer, h. 5 Chestnut alley
Masterson James, laborer, h. Second west Knox
Masterson Michael, laborer, h. 5 Chestnut alley
Masterson Patrick, laborer, h. 1 Chestnut alley
Masterson Patrick, laborer, house 71 Jefferson
Masterson Philip, paver, house 5 Chestnut
Matchen Hannah, milliner, 71 S. Pearl, bds. do.
Materneghan Margaret, widow, h. 95 Church
Mather Cornelia, widow, bds. 79 Bleecker
Mather Frederick W. fireman, bds. W. Albany
Mather John, laborer, house 58 Bowery
Mather Joseph, N. Y. C. R. R., W. Albany, h. do.
Mather Joseph H. cashier N. Y. C. R. R. house
Columbia, Greenbush
Mather Melinda Miss, house 731 Broadway
Mather Thomas R. foreman W. R. R. freight h.
Greenbush, house Blue row do.
Mathes Anton, shoemaker, h. 510 Clinton ave.
Matsche Christoff, carpenter, h. 7 Van Vechten
Matsou Austin, Sweet Home cottage, G'bush
Matson Austin jr. engineer, W. R. R. h. 9 Wash-
ington, Greenbush
Matson Wm. H. boatman, h. B'way, G'bush
Matteson Charles D. clerk, comptroller's office,
boards 15 Washington avenue
Matthews Andrew, grocer, 51 Lawrence, h. do.
Matthews Ella S. teacher, bds. 56 S. Lansing
Matthews Francis, laborer, house Tivoli hollow
Matthews George, laborer, h. rear 28 W. Ferry
Matthews James, laborer, house 38 Van Zandt
Matthews Patrick, framemaker, house 131 First
Matthews Patrick, expressman, h. 164 Jefferson
Matthews Samuel A. carman, h. 47 Van Zandt
Mattice Henry, missionary, house 78 Second
Mattice John W. attorney, 3 Tweddle Hall, h.
39 Jefferson
Mattick Luke, laborer, boards 51 Lnmber
Mattimore Catharine, widow of Peter, boards 206
North Pearl [boards 206 North Pearl
Mattimore Frank J. physician, 825 Broadway,
Mattimore James H. clothing, 421 Broadway, h.
207 North Pearl
Mattimore Michael, clothing, 23 Lawrence, h. do.
Mattimore Patrick, laborer, house 55 Third
Mattimore Peter, capt. canal boat, boards 25
Lawrence [24 do.
Mattimore Philip, canal stores, 25 Lawrence, h.
Mattimore {Thomas) & Stuart {John), coal, 40
Dallius and 825 Broadway, h. 206 N. Pearl
92
ALBANY [M] DIRECTORY,
Mattoon David, lumber, 105 Water, house 56
Spencer
Mattoon W. V. R. 44th reg't, bds. 56 Spencer
Mauer Mattliew, tailor, liouse 334 Broadway
Maul George, tailor, house 269 Sand
Maus Conrad, mason, 524 Clinton avenue
Maussert George, blacksmith, h. 319 S. Pearl
Maussert Henry, painter, h. Broad, Bethlehem
Maussert William, teamster, h. Broad, Bethl'm
Maxstadt Francis, moulder, house 88 Cherry
Maxstadt Jacob, moulder, house 166 Franklin
Maxwell Edward J. student, 71 State, boards 72
North Pearl
Maxwell Jacob H. teamster, boards 105 Spring
Maxwell Jacob W. blacksmith, 5 Great Western
turnpike, house 23 do. [cor. Grand
M^well James, marbleworker, boards Warren
Maxwell James jr. brassfounder, dealer in hard-
ware and scale manufacturer, 136 South
Pearl, boards 152 do.
Maxwell John, waiter, Mansion House, bds. do.
Maxwell Joseph, carman, h. Warren cor. Grand
Maxwell Joseph jr. carman, b. Warren c. Grand
Maxwell Patrick, laborer, house rear 146 Thu'd
Maxwell Robert, driver, house 130 Jefferson
Maxwell William, laborer, house 75 Swan
Maxwell William, porter, hou.<e 10 High
May Edward, peddler, house 23 Center
May Edward B. book agent, house 166 Second
May Isaac, grocer, and dry goods, 130 Clin. ave.
May James A. waiter, house 5 Elizabeth
May Mary, widow, house 79 Franklin
May Solomon, grocer, 278 Lydius, house do.
Maybee Nicholas, student, boards 64 Howard
Mayell Henry, India rubber, 428 Broadway, h.
131 Hamillon
Mayell Jefferson, house Broadway, Greenbush
Mayer Henry C. salamander works, house 90
Lumber [Lark, Arbor hill
Mayer Isaac, weigher, N. Y. C. R. R. house 16
Mayer Nicholas, laborer, house 85 Bowery
Mayer Peter H. sheetironworker, h. 131 Lumber
Mayers F. H. Mrs. bakery, 29 Union, house do.
Mayes Thomas, baker, 50 South Ferry, h. do.
Mayett Charles, shoemaker, h. 115 South Pearl
Mayhew Bridget, widow, h. B'way, c. Westerlo
Maynard John, gardener, house 175 Elk
Maynard William, laborer, boards 175 Elk
Mayo A. D. Rev. house 32 Lodge
McAdams John, cooper, house 47 Rensselaer
McAlduff William, laborer, bds. 315 Wash. ave.
McA'Lier John, nailer, house 19 Perry
McAlister Alexander, hats and caps, 428 Broad-
way, house 104 Spring [67 Dove
McAlister Alexander, tailor, 393 B'way, house
McAlister Archibald, printer, h. 11 Lancaster
McAlister Elizabeth, widow, house Washing-
ton avenue above Snipe
McAllaster Emily, house 166 Eagle
McAUaster Henry E. 43d reg't, Bds. 23 W. Ferry
McAllaster Jane, widow, house 23 W. Ferry
McAllister Catharine Mrs. house 185 Third
McAllister Charles, grocer, 167 Lumber, h. do.
McAllister Daniel, 43d reg't, h. 313 Wash. ave.
McAllister Daniel, moulder, house 155 Lumber
McAllister Elizabeth, widow of Daniel, house
160 X Orange
McAllister Henry E. boatman, house 166 Eagle
McAlpine Amos, coachtrimmer, h. 55 V. Schaick
McAlpine Malkert, bronzer, h. 55 Van Schaick
McAnally Felix, maltster, house 96 Bowery
McAnally John, maltster, h. Washington avenue
near Knox
McAndrew Catharine, widow, house 79 Colonic
McAndrew Mary A. dressmaker, h. 79 Colonic
McAneeny Elizabeth, variety store, 175 S. Pearl
McAnemey Cornelius, peddler, h. 106 Bradford
McAnemey Stephen, peddler, h. 106 Bradford
McAnespy Catharine Mrs. house 16 Jefferson
McAnespy John, laborer, h, 24 Van Schaick
McAnulty Mary, widow, house 174 Broadway
McAnulty William, shoemaker, house 66 Union
McArdle James, carman, house 73 Third
McArdle Michael, porter, 476 Broadway, boards
21 Orange
McArthur Thomas, shoemaker, h. 1 Howard
McAuley Charles, N. Y. C. R. R. freight depot,
house 155K Orange
McAuley Charles, tailor, 627 Broadway, h. do.
McAuley Mary, widow, house 40 Arch
McAuley Michael John, boards 40 Arch
McAuley William, laborer, house 25 Orange
McAuley Wm. clerk, 20 Lumber district
McAvinue Bartholomew, butcher, Lydius cor-
ner Hawk, house do.
McBain John B. carpenter, house 12 Dove
McBain Thomas, clerk, 512 B'way, h. 88 Philip
McBane Thomas H. news depot, house Philip
corner West Ferry
McBarnett Francis, clothing, 11 Tow path, h. do.
AlcBarnett Robert, porterhoiise, 190 Water
McBride Alexander, printer, b. 156 Clinton ave.
McBride Edward & James, grocers, 262 Wash-
ington avenue, house do.
McBride Henry ( T. & H. McBride), grocer, S.
Pearl corner Plain, house 119 Beaver
McBride James, hatter, boards 92 Beaver
McBride James, laborer, house 12 Cross
McBride Jas. {E. & /. McBride), 262 Wash. ave.
McBride James, house Swan cor. Clinton ave.
McBride John, house 270 Washington avenue
McBride John J. 91st reg't, bds. 156 Clinton ave.
McBride Thomas, 2d dist. police, h. 4 Catharine
McBride T. & H. t;rocers. South Pearl c. Plain,
boards 119 Biaver
McBride William, house 276 Washington ave.
McBride Philip, carman, house 73 Canal
McBurney Joseph, sash and blindmaker, 60
Bleecker, house 92 Dallius
McCabe Alexander, marblecutter, h. 96 Snipe
McCabe James, cooper, nouse 31 Alexander
McCabe James, house 159 Grand
McCabe James, laborer, house 151 Orange
McCabe James, porterhouse, 151 Orange
McCabe John, fireman, house 159 Grand
McCabe John, furrier, house 95 Third
McCabe .John, mason, house 354 Lydius
McCabe John J. furrier, boards 95 Third
McCabe Lawrence, laborer, house 68 Colonie
McCabe Mary, widow, house 65 Hawk
McCabe Michael, grain dealer, boards 99 Church
McCabe Patrick, carpenter, h. 91 Philip
McCabe Patrick, cooper, boards 159 Grand
McCabe Patrick, laborer, house 128 Chestnut
McCabe Richard, bookkeeper, b. Union Hotel
McCabe Thomas, 18th reg*t, house 65 Hawk
McCabe Thomas, agent 2 State, h. 6 S. Ferry
McCafferty Frances, widow, house 52 Bleecker
McCafferty John J. moulder, h. 102 First
McCaffrey Ann, widow, house 102 Morton
McCaffrey Bernard, carpenter, b. 35 Swan, Ar. h.
McCaffrey Charles, painter, house 29 Fulton
McCaffrey Dennis, grocer, 77 N. Lansing, h. do.
McCaffrey Edward, clerk, house 108 Van Woert
McCaffrey Edward, laborer, h. 89 Van Woert
McCaffrey Edward, saloon, lOl Montgomery
McCaffrey Edward, painter, house 59 Snipe
McCaffrey 'Elizabeth, widow, h. 161 Broadway
McCaffrey Francis, laborer, house 16 Mulberry
McCaffrey Jaines, tobacconist, h. 165 Grand
McCaffrey James, laborer, h. 35 Swan, Arb. hill
McCaffrey James, laborer, bds. 101 Montgomery
McCaffrey John, saloon, B'way, Greenbush
McCaffrey John, grocer, 41 Lumber, house do.
ALBANY [M] DIRECTORY
93
McCaffrey Owen, laborer, house 163 Lumber
McCattrey Patrick, laborer, h. 91 Van Woert
McCaffrey Patrick, mason, h. 6 Morton
McCaffrey Philip, laborer, h. rear 74 Lawrence
McCattrey Sarah, widow, h. 31 Alexander
McCaffrey Thomas, laborer, h. Hawk c. Morton
McCaffrey Thomas, clerk, 33 Van Woert, b. do.
McCahill D. laborer, house rear 31 Morton
McCahill John, laborer, house 55 Delaware
McCall Henry S. attorney, 5 Douw's Building.
house 105 Grand
McCall James, grocer, 15 Columbia, house do.
McCall John, grocer. Chapel c. Orange, h. do.
McCall Michael, laborer, house 120 Broad
McCall Patrick M. aid. 8th ward, brickmaker.
Canal near Lark, house 58 Swan, Arb. hill
McCall Rachel, widow, house 109 Hudson
McCall Thomas J. lieut. 3d reg't, b. 109 Hudson
McCall Williim, carman, house 23 Columbia
McCall Wm. 3d reg't, boards 109 Hudson
McCammon Alexander, engineer, Clinton ave.
cor. Knox, house 126 Spring
McCammon Charles & W., Albany tile works,
Clinton ave. n. Knox, bds. 7 Lafayette
McCammon Edward, clerk, bds. 8 Chestnut
McCammon Lydia, widow, house 7 Lafayette
McCammon Wm. (C. & W. McC.),h. 8 Chestnut
McCann Ann, widow, house 20 Wash. ave.
McCann Bernard, switchman, h. at W. Albany
McCann David, carbuilder, house Van Zandt c.
South Pearl
McCann Ellen Mrs. house North Albany
McCann Felix, eating house, 45 Quay, house
50 Canal
McCann Francis, carpenter, house 59 Johnson
McCann Francis, hostler at Brown's Hotel
McCann Garrett, laborer, house 20 Wash ave.
McCann Hugh, clerk, First c. Swan, bds do.
McCann Hugh, grocery, 40 Morton, house do.
McCann James, grocer, 46 Spencer, house do.
McCann John, engineer, house 139 Canal
McCann John, boardinghouse, 270 Broadway
McCann John, laborer, house 93 Broad
McCann John, laborer, house 125 Jefferson
McCann John, laborer, house rear 16 Lumber
McCann John, laborer, house 61 N. Lansing
McCann John, laborer, house Yates near Lark
McCann Joseph {Cowcll & McC), gasfitters, 46
Green, bds. 125 Jefferson
McCann Michael, house 81 Dove
McCann Michael, laborer, house 70 Van Woert
•McCann Patrick, carpenter, bds. 139 Canal
McCann Patrick, mason, house 59 Johnson
McCann Peter, mason, house 54 Montgomery
McCann Phebe Mrs. house 200 Clinton avenue
McCann Samson, house 21 Fulton
McCann Thomas, laborer, house rear 249 Elm
McCann Thos. H. architect, h. 138 Clinton ave.
McCanna Bernard, grocer, Schuyler cor. Broad
McCanna Patrick, cooper, house 114 Green
McCanna, see McKenna
McCardel Francis, laborer, house 265 Green
McCardel John, restaurant, 6 James, house 532.
Broadway
McCardel James, blacksmith, house 375 State
McCardel James, carman, house 73 Third
McCarick Bart, peddler, house 27 Liberty
McCarroU James, boatman, house 70 First
McCarroll John, engineer, h. Canal n. Dove
McCarroU Mary, widow, house 70 First
McCarroll Mary J. milliner, Jiouse 70 First
McCarroU Randall, engineer, bds. 70 First
McCartan Michael, crockery, 70 S. Pearl, house
35 Third
McCarthy (Charles, butcher, h. 222 Bowery
McCarthy Daniel, 2d di.?t. police, h. 1 9 Perry
McCarthy Daniel, porterhouse, 27 Hamilton
McCarthy James, machinist, W. R. R. G'bush.
McCarthy John, tailor, house 187 Broadway
McCarthy John, nailer, boards 19 Perry
McCarthy John, laborer, house 8 Fulton
McCarthy Michael, porter, bds. 76 Van Woert
McCarthy Michael, peddler, h. r. 170 Lumber
McCarthy P.ntrick, mason, h. 53 West Ferry
McCarthy Thomas, teacher, bds. 46 Swan
McCarty Ann, widow, house 164 Montgomery
McCarty Bernard, laborer, h. 157 Montgomery
McCarty Charles, laborer, house 67 Colonie
McCarty Cornelius, junkshop, 63 Mulberry, h.do.
McCarty Cornelius, laborer, h. 60 Lawrence
McCarty Elizabeth, house 139 Church
McCarty Eugene, tailor, house 139 Lumber
McCarty James, laborer, house 76 Van Woert
McCarty , laborer, house 71 Jefferson
McCarty Jeremiah, laborer, h. 42 Van Schaick
McCarty John, laborer, h. r. 51 Lawrence
McCarty John, moulder, house 145 Grand
McCarty John J. mason, house 43 Third
McCarty John, miller, house 145 Grand
McCarty John, shoemaker, house 38 Orange
McCarty John E. boatman, h. 58 S. Lansing
McCarty Lawrence, laborer, h r. 43 De Witt
McCarty Owen, baker, 70 Canal, house do.
McCarty Patrick, baker, h. 34 Van Woert
McCarty Patrick, 25th reg't, h. 42 Mulberry
McCarty Patrick, baker, house 70 Canal
McCarty Patrick, laborer, h. r. 23 Swan, Arb. h.
McCarty Patrick M. milkman, h. North Albany
McCarty Peter, house 120 Arch
McCarty Peter, laborer, house 120 Broad
McCarty Thomas, laborer, house 104 Water
McCarty Thomas, aid. 2d ward, h. 99 Church
McCarty {Thomas) & Anderson {David), brick-
makers, head of Catharine, b. 99 Church
McCarty Thomas, blacksmith, h. 197 Orange
McCarty Timothy, shoemaker, h. 43 Liberty
McCarty William, carpenter, house Morton n.
Elizabeth
McCarty Wm. F. machinist, house 100 First
McCaskie William, house 182 State
McCathley Sarah, widow, house 129 Eagle
McCaughan Daniel, clerk, 15 Exchange Build'g,
bds. 211 Broadway
McCaughan John, grocer, 211 Broadway, h. do.
McCaughiu Michael, house 269 Green
McCauley Henry, laborer, house 18 Lumber
McCauley James, baker, h. 387 Wash, avenue
McCauley James, flagman, house 84 Water
McCauley Joseph, stonecutter, h. State ab. Snipe
McCauley Wm. salesman, house 3 Swan
McChesney Lucas H. furniture, 110 State, house
24 Dove
McChesney Simon Rev. boards 858 Broadway
MeClaskey Bernard, oyster saloon, 281 S. Pearl
McClaskey David, clerk, Delavan House
McClaskev Edward L hay, Plain cor. Philip, h.
130 Hawk
McClaskey James, carman, house 114 Dove
McClaskey James, clerk, bds. 152 S. P^arl
McClaskey James, clerk, 136 S. Pearl, b. 152 do.
McClaskey .John B. 91st reg't, h. 127 S. Pearl
McClaskey Wm. butcher, h. rear 46 Perry
McClaskey Wm. J. 91st reg't, h. 327 Lydius
McClaskey Sally Ann, widow, h. 152 S. Pearl
McClellan Emery, teamster, house 1 Wilbur
McClellan Hugh W. {Smith & McClellan), attor-
neys, 71 State, house 8 Hall place
McClelland David, paper stock, 64 Green, h. do.
McClelland George R. tinsmith, house Knox n.
Lumber
McClelland James, teamster, boards 890 B'way
McClelland Jarnes W. 3d reg't, house 175 Elm
McClelland Jolui {Tuckerman & McC), marble
works, 133 Lydius, house 101 Philip
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ALBANY [M] DIRECTORY.
McClelland Wm. grocer, 800 Broadway, h. do
McClelland Wm. H. 44th reg't, bds. 64 Green
McClenand Robert, carpenter, h. 249 Elm
McClintock Mary, widow, house 13>i Beaver
McCleod George, gardener, Manor house 950
Broadway
McCloskey Edward Mrs. grocer. Green c. Schuyl.
McCloskey Cornelius, mason, h. 97 Schuyler
McClosky p:dward, mason, b. Pearl St. Hotel
McClosky ,J. Right Rev. house 225 Lydius, op.
the Cathedral
McClosky Owen, clerk P. 0. b. Pearl St. Hotel
McCloy Josias, marblecutter, 213 Hudson, h. do.
McCloy William, bds. 213 Hudson
McCloy Wm. surveyor, house 1 Chestnut
McClure Archibald & Co. ( W. A. Rice and A.
McC.jr.), druggists, 76 State, h. 158 do.
McClure Archibald jr. {A. BIcClure & Co.),
druggist, 76 State, hou.se 226 do.
McClure James, tinsmith, 29 Orange, h. 27 do.
McClure James E. steam elevator, bds. Stanwix
Hall
McClure James H. drugs and medicines, 70
State, house 47 Jay
McClure James Mrs. house 196 State
McClure John, mjlkman, house 53 Clinton
McClure {John C.) & Miller (Ernest J.), att'ys,
77 State, house 51 Jay
McClure Micha'^1, milkman, house 58 Lark
McClure Wm. H. clerk, 74 State, h. 158 do
McCluskey Ann, widow, h. Green c. Schuyler
McCluskey Cornelius, laborer, h. 53 V. Schaick
McClusk-iy Nancy, widow, h. 42 Van Schaick
McCluskey Neil, laborer, house 38 Canal
McCluskey Patrick, house 105 Orange
McCluskey Peter, peddler, house Mulberry
McClusky James, cooper, h. 37 Van Schaick
McClusky Owen, clerk, bds. Pearl St. House
McClusky Wm. nailer, house 19 Perry
McClyment Andrew, house 68 Lafayette
McCollom James, liquors, 287 Broadway, house
24 Westerlo
McCoUum Elizabeth, widow, h. 63 Lark
McCollum James, copperworker, 22 Hudson, b.
43 Montgomery
McCollum John R. clerk, house 43 Montgomery
McCollum Hugh, house 43 Montgomery
McCollum Hugh jr. copperworker, &c. 22 Hud-
son, house 43 Montgomery
McCombe Isaac, boatman, house 161 B'way
McCombs James G. clerk, 564 Broadway, house
12 Liberty
McConnell Hugh, tobacconist, h. 502 Clin. ave.
McConnell Stephen C. news depot, 70 X North
Pearl, boards 29 Chapel
McConnell Thomas, laborer, h. North Albany
McConvill Felix, laborer, house 109 Third
McConviil James, vegetables, 21 Clinton avenue,
house 179 Lumber
McConville Mary, widow, house 18 Orange
McCord Hugh, cigarmaker, h. 1 17 Arch
McCord James, raason, bds. 13 X Beaver
McCormick Arthur, carman, h. 75 Church
McCormick Barney, boatman, house 79 Canal
McCormick Catharine, widow, h. 59 Mulberry
McCormick Charles, clerk, bds. 12 Grand
McCormick Edward, laborer, house 203 Green
McCormick Edward, laborer, h. Second ab. Knox
McCormick James, laborer, house 49 Canal
McCormick James, laborer, house 5 Johnson
McCormick James, laborer, house 42 Third
McCormick James, blacksmith, h. 32 De Witt
McCormick James, hostler, h. Grand n. Beaver
McCormick James L. livery stable, 7 Grand, h.
11 do.
McCormick John, blacksmith, h. First, G'bush
McCormick John, laborer, house 19 Chapel
McCormick John, laborer, house Herkimer near
Broadway
McCormick John, carman, h. 23 S. Lansing
McCormick John, furnaceman, h. 106 Sand
McCormick John, laborer, house 94 Van Woert
McCormick John, teamster, house 22 Benjamin
McCormick John, laborer, house rear 75 Canal
McCormick Margaret, tailoress, bds. 144 Lumber
McCormick Martin, house North Greenbush
McCormick Matthew, cooper, house 102 Arch
McCormick Michael, laborer, bds. 27 Center
McCormick Michael, maltster, h. 35 Mulberry
McCormick Patrick, laborer, h. 62 Lawrence
McCormick Patrick, laborer, house 47 Moiton
McCormick Philip, laborer, h. 293 N. Pearl
McCormick Robert, brakeman, h. 144 Lumber
McCormick Robert J. moulder, h. 158 Church
McCormick Samut^l, moulder, h. 158 Church
McCormick Thomas, laborer, h. 6 W. Ferry alley
McCormick Thomas, laborer, h. Second, G'bush
McCormick Thoma.s, brakeman, R. & S. R. R.
house 31 Lumber
McCormick Thomas, laborer, h. 94 Van Woert
McCormick Thomas, liquors, 194 Orange, h. do.
McCormick Timothy, laborer, liouse 49 Third
McCormick Valentine Mrs. house 40 Canal
McCorry Peter, carman, house 48 Arch
McCotter Francis F. volunteer, bds. 104 Water
McCotter Henry, laborer, h. 17 R. R. avenue
McCotter James, bookkeeper, bds. 104 Water
McCotter John, tailor, house 70 Canal
McCotter John, carpenter, h. 29 Van Woert
McCoy Daniel, baker, bds. Canal near Dove
McCoy S. B. stoves, 13 and 15 Green
McCracken Bernard, china, glaiss, &c. 92 South
Pearl, house 93 Hamilton
McCracken Joseph, porter, h. 105 Canal
McCracken Malcolm, carpenter, h. 149 N. Pearl
McCraken J. B. dry goods, 422 and 424 Broad-
way, house 109 Grand
McCraken N. H. clerk, 422 B'way, b. 109 Grand
McCraken William F. clerk, 422 Broadway, bds.
109 G»and
McCready Hugh, tailor, house 21 X Van Zandt
McCready Jane, widow, h. 143 Clinton ave.
McCready John, clerk, 39 State, house 143 Clin-
ton avenue
McCready Wm. H. fisherman, house 94 Second
McCredie Thomas, malthouse, 36 Clinton ave.
house 36 X do.
McCridden Daniel, laborer, h. Morton n. Eagle
McCue Alice, widow, house 145 Broad
McCue Bridget, widow, house Orange
McCue Dnniel, laborer, house Road n. Canal
McCue Frank, brakeman, house 113 Canal
McCue Henry, laborer, house 165 Broadway
McCuen James, cooper, house 112 Dallius
McCuen John, adv. agent, 74 State, h. 141 Orange
McCuen Patrick, laborer, house 62 Orange
McCulley James, drover, house 167 Second
McCulloch Andrew, check agent, N. Y. C. R. R.
house 64 John
McCulloch Charles, saloon, 86 Wash. av. h. do.
McCulloch Isabella, widow of Wm. h. 340 State
McCulloch John, gardener, h. Hawk c. Lydius
McCulloch Sarah, shirtmaker, house 140 Lark
McCulloch Walter S. printer, h. 110 Spring
McCulloch William A. malthouse, Rensselaer,
cor. Dallius, h. at Greenbush
McCullock William, flagman, h. 305 N, Pearl
McCuUough John, laborer, h. 29 Vine [Vine
McCulloutrh John jr. coachlaceweaver, house 29
McCullum William, flagman, h. 269 N. Pearl
McCurdy Alexander, trader, h. 204 Broadway
McDade James, laborer, house 48 Mulberry
McDade William, grocer, 4 Lumber district, h.
864 Broadway
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95
McDermott Barney, laborer, h. 177 Orange
McDermott Barney, peddler, house 42 Arch
McDermott Edward, laborer, house 43 Canal
McDermott James, liquors, 91 Green, h. do.
McDermott John, moulder, h. 3 Hunter's alley
McDermott John, overseer, house 13 Lafayette
McDermott Martin, at gasworks, h. 20 Union
McDermott Matthew, laborer, house 20 Union
McDermott Michael, tobacconist, house rear 35
Van Woert
McDermott Owen, bookseller, 19 Douw's Build-
ing, and grocer, 29 Westerlo, h. do.
McDermott Patrick, laborer, h. 12 Broadway
McDermott Patrick, laborer, house 172 Orange
McDermott Peter, laborer, house 141 Canal
McDermott Peter, blacksmith, h. 45 Schuyler
McDermott Robert, bookpeddler, h. 19 Westerlo
McDermott Thomas, grocer, 78 Beaver, h. do.
McDermott Timothy, wines, liquors, etc. 90 S.
Pearl, bds. Pearl Street Hotel
McDevit Anthony, laborer, h. 54 Jefferson
McDole Abraham V. R. salesman, 37 Dean, h.
94 Franklin
McDole Mary, widow, house 308 J^ State
McDonald Alex, clerk, bds. Exchange Hotel
McDonald Angus, teamster, h. 138 Jefferson
McDonald Ann, widow, house 10 Cross
McDonald Ann, second hand clothing, house 195
South Pearl
McDonald Ann Mrs. house 45 Mulberry
McDonald Bernard, wheelwright, 149" Church,
house 92 Schuyler
McDonald Cornelius, gardener, h. 15 Catharine
McDonald D. & Co. {N. E. Sisson) gasmeter
manufacturers, 51 Lancaster, h. 65 Hawk
McDonald Daniel, moulder, bds. 238 Green
McDonald Daniel, shoemaker, h. Richardson,
Bath
McDonald Daniel J. laborer, house 41 Lumber
McDonald Edward, grocer, h. Bowery ab. Perry
McDonald Felix, carpenter, house 21 1 Orange
McDonald Francis, laborer, house 173 Green
McDonald George, restaurant, 2 Congress, bds.
1 Wendell
McDonald Jacob, fisherman, house 34 Water
McDonald James, shoemaker, house Richardson,
Bath
McDonald James, contractor, h. 8 Ten Broeck
McDonald James, florist, house Bowery
Mct)op<dd James, laborer, house 172 Colonie
McDonald James, stage contractor, h. 1 Wendell
McDonald James, laborer, house 54 Jefferson
McDonald James H. bookkeeper, h. 105 Grand
McDonald James jr. deputy canal collector, bds.
8 Ten Broeck
McDonald John, copperplJtteprinter, b. 10 Cross
McDonald John, bookkeeper, 448 Broadway, h.
113 Jefferson
McDonald John, clerk, boards 113 Jefferson
McDonald John, fishpeddler, house 63 Snipe
McDonald John, laborer, boards 30 Van Woert
McDonald Margaret, widow, h. 43 Lumber
McDonald Mary, widow, house 113 Jefferson
McDonald Mary, widow, house 30 Van Woert
McDonald Michael, shoemaker, h. 174 Green
McDonald Michael, painter, h. 321 S. Pearl
McDonald Miles, clerk, 63d reg't
McDonald Minor, clerk, 443 B'way, b. 25 Jay
McDonald Napoleon, driver, h. 168 Jefferson
McDonald Patrick, laborer, h. 1 Foundry place
McDonald Patrick, hostler, bds. 19 Westerlo
'McDonald Patrick, laborer, boards 102 Church
McDonald Patrick, sawyer, house 50 Canal
McDonald Patrick, tobacconist, h. 35 V. Woert
McDonald Patrick, saloon, 187 Montgomery
McDonald Peter, laborer, house 63 Arch
McDonald Philip, cigarmaker, bds. 48 Union
McDonald Richard D. prop. Mansion House
McDonald Robert {Storrs, Murphy &: McDonald),
356 Broadway, house 97 Broad
McDonald Ruth, widow, house 265 Hudson
McDonald Sarah J. widow, house 81 Canal
McDonald Teresa, widow, house 47 Van Woert
McDonald Thomas, coachman, h. Lafayette
McDonald Thomas, carman, h. 50 Lafayette
McDonald Thomas, carman, h. 59 Lafayette
McDonald William, liquors, 197 Hamilton, bds,
146 Lark
McDonald Wm. stovemounter, h. North Albany
McDonald William, boilermaker, h. 71 Cherry
McDonnald Hugh, carriagemaker, 183 and 185
South Pearl, house 321 do.
McDonnald Joseph N. {Thompson & Co.), photo-
grapher. 478 Broadway, bds. 321 S. Pearl
McDonough Charles, tailor, house 49 Dallius
McDouough Hannah, widow, house 77 Elm
McDonough James, painter, h. 18 Jefferson
McDonough James H. painter, h. 18 Jefferson
McDonough Maria, widow, house 49 Dallius
McDonough Michael, bartender, 618 Broadway,
boards 55 Montgomery
McDonough Michael, laborer, h. 14 Van Zandt
McDonough Michael, laborer, h. 240 Green
McDonough William, painter, house 18 Jefferson
McDoual Alexander B. clerk, 44 State, boards 97
Columbia
McDowell William, carpenter, h. 418 Wash. av.
McDuffie Henry, 4th dist. police, h. 345 Lydius
McDuffie John, house 20 Norton
McDuffie John Mrs. fancy dyeine, 20 Norton
McDuffie Sarah, widow, h. 345 Lydius
McElroan John, teacher, house 128 Jefferson
McElroy Charles E. 645 B'way, b. 108 N. Pearl
McElroy Chauncey, laborer, house 20 Clinton
McElroy Henry, brassfounder, 63 Beaver, h. 180
Washington avenue [75 Clin. ave.
McElroy James, dry goods, 636 Broadway, house
McElroy John, brassfounder, h. 180 Wash. ave.
McElroy John {McKown, McE. & Mcrrihew), at-
torneys, 114 State, house 40 Chapel
McElroy John E. (W^. McElroy & Son), dry
goods, 645 Broadway, h. 27 Clin. ave.
McElroy Peter Mrs. house 27 Jay
McElroy Thomas, grocer, 527 B'way, h. 676 do.
McElroy Thomas jr. 387 B'way, bds. 676 do.
McElroy William & Son {John E.), dry goods,
645 Broadway, house 108 North Pearl
McElroy William H. attorney, 5 Douw's Build-
ing, bds. 108 North Pearl
McElveny Daniel, confectioner, h. 16 Jefferson
McElveny John, laborer, h. 10 Morton [turn.
McEneeny Ellen, widow, h. Bowery n, Schen.
McEneeny Thomas, mason, house 360 Lydius
McEnerney Michael, stovemounter, house Mul-
berry cor. Church
McEntee Chas. S^ 43d reg't, boards 100 Spring
McEntee James, grocer, Broadway cor. Lydius,
also boardinghouse, 97 Quay
McEntee Robert, laborer, boards 97 Quay
McEspirit James, laborer, house 1 16 First
McEveny George, laborer, house 177 Elm
McEvoy Alfred J. 17th reg't, house 47 Jefferson
McEvoy B. G. widow, house 47 Jefferson
McEvoy James, barber, 1 Tweddle Hall, house
47 Jeflerson
McEvoy John, house 16 Catharine
McEvoy Michael, laborer, house 156 Eagle
McEv.oy Patrick, brewer, house 80 Franklin
McEwan John, foreman N. Y. C. R. R. freight
depot, house 3 Railroad ave. [Railroad av.
McEwan John S. clerk N. Y. C. R. R. boards 3
McEwan Robert, engineer, house 12 Van Woert
McEwan Wm, clerk H. R. R. b, 3 Railroad ave.
McEwen Charles, expressman, h. 22 Bleecker
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ALBANY [M] DIRECTORY
McFarlae Walter, machinist, boards Colonie
McFarland George, cooper, house 84 Church
McFarland James, volunteer, h. B'way c. John
McFarland James, editor, house 81 Church
McFarland Louise, boards 49 Clinton avenue
McFarland Martha B. teacher Van Tromp street
school
McFarlane William, clerk N. Y. C. R. R. house
25 Orange
McFee John, laborer, house 166 Orange
McGahan Peter, laborer, house 136 Hawk
McGaharn John, porter, 1 10 Pier, h. 49 X Jeffers'n
McGarr Dennis, laborer, h. 38 Swan, Arbor hill
McGarry John, laborer, house 89 Cherry
McGarry Thomas, laborer, house 80 Arch
McGarvey Daniel, teamster, house 71 Church
McGarvey Dennis, fraraemaker, h. 176 Green
McGarvey Michael ( Van Warmer & McG. ), stoves,
25 Green, house HoX North Pearl
McGarvey Wm. stoves, 48 Broadway, boards
Broadway House, Greenbush
McGarvey Wm. H. decorator, h. 147 Church
McGaughan Hugh, house lear 94 Third
McGaughan Hugh, jr. laborer, house 94 Third
McGaughan Samuel, carman, house 197 Third
McGaughan Thomas J. laborer, house 3 Swan
McGee Catharine, widow, house Road n. Canal
McGee Edward, laborer, house 34 Van Schaick
McGee John, 3d reg't, house M Broad
McGee John, laborer, boards rear 19 Westerlo
McGee Michael, laborer, house 37 Van Schaick
McGee Michael, mason, house 42 Lafayette
McGee Patrick, laborer, house 7 South Lansing
McGee Patrick, laborer, house 127 Orange
McGee Terrence, bootmaker, house 20 Lydius
McGee Terrence, laborer, house 216 Broadway
McGee Thomas, porter, house rear 293 Lumber
McGeeu Margaret, widow, house 96 Church
Mcdreough Anthony Rev. h. Perry n. Bowery
McGeough Joseph, janitor to Dudley Observa-
tory, house Observatory hill
McGibbon James, volunteer, h. Van Schaick
McGill Henry, laborer, house 7 Lark
McGillick Michael, house 291 Lumber
McGillivrae Ellen M. tailoress, bds. 80 Second
McGinn Ann, widow, house 13 Lark
McGinn Michael, house 106 Schuyler
McGinn Peter, laborer, h. 96 Arch [Plumb
McGinnis Constantiue, porter, 72 Quay, house 40
McGinnis John, carman, house 68 Van Woert
McGinnis John, laborer, house 150 Colonie
McGinnis John, laborer, house 38 Cherry
McGinnis J. & P. grocers, 15 Canal, house do.
McGinnis Michael, machinist, house 77 Westerlo
McGinnis Patrick {J. &: P. McGinnis), grocers,
Canal cor. Chapel, house 15 Canal
McGinnis Patrick, laborer, boards 244 N. Pearl
McGinty Edward, laborer, bds. 19 S. Lansing
McGinty James, saloon, 99 State c. Lodge, h. 75
Maiden lane
McGinty Owen, laborer, h. 19 Soutli Lansing
McGlin Ann, widow, house 34 Eagle
McGlinn Richard, carpenter, house 84 Church
McGloan Michael, bootmaker, house 35 Liberty
McGlutland Ann, widow, house 164 Jefferson
McGloughlin John J. cigarmkr. b. Canal n. Dove
McGloughlin Margaret, widow, h. Canal n. Lark
McGoldrick Edward, laborer, h. 113 Bea-er
McGoldrick Peter J. plumber, boards 113 Beaver
McGoidrick W. E. J. jr. bookbinder, 67 State,
boards 113 Beaver
McGolrigk Patrick, Phoenix Hotel, 264 B'way
McGordis John, teamster, house 53 Congress
McGoun Bridget, widow, house 52 Lafayette
McGoun Jane Miss, house 315 Hamilton
McGoun John, newsagent, house 416 Wash. av.
McGoun Margaret, widow, house 60 Church
McGourkey William, deputy auditor canal de-
partment, State Hall, house 72 Eagle
McQovern Andrew, laborer, house 205 Orange
McGovern Jarass, laborer, house 49 Canal
McGovern John, harnessmaker, h. 143 Church
McGovern John, furnaceman, h. 33 Rensselaer
McGotern John, grocer, 50 Arch, house do.
McGovern Margaret Miss, house 7 Johnson
McGovern Patrick, laborer, house 65 Arch
McGovern Thomas, root beer, house 157 Grand
McGovern Thomas, laliorer, house 64 Water
McGowen Bridget, widow, house 62 Lafayette
McGowen John, calker, house 175 Orange
McGowen {Minos) & Wygant (Asa S.), lumber
dealers, 190 Water, house 810 Broadway
McGraiu James, laborer, house 30 Bassett
McGrain Michael, drover, house 30 Van Woart
McGrain Thomas, laborer, house 209 Lumber
McGrath Albert, clerk. Assorting House, boards
60 Arch
McGrath Ambrose, clerk, boards 60 Arch
McGrath Henry, cooper, house 204 Broadway
McGrath Hugh, printer, boards 60 Arch
McGrath James, leatherdresser, house 60 Arch
McGrath James, laborer, house 43 Liberty
McGrath Jeremiah, laborer, house 121 Orange
McGrath John, cooper, h. Dallius cor. Vine
McGrath John, porter, 57 Quay, h. 33 Hamilton
McGrath Michael, laborer, house 17 Broadway
McGratli Michael, laborer, house 118 Third
McGrath Morris, carpenter, boards 60 Arch
McGrath Patrick, laborer, house 96 Arch
McGraugh Patrick, moulder, boards 45 Bassett
McGraugh Winnefred, widow, house 45 Bassett
McGraw Anastasia. widow, house 86 Arch
McGraw Bridget, widow, house 193 Orange
McGraw Christopher, 3 South Pearl, house 19
Van Schaick
McGraw Daniel, jr. butcher, house 232 Bowery
McGraw Daniel, butchej', house 280 Bowery
McGraw Dennis, butcher, house 280 Bowery
McGraw Elizabeth, washing, house 164 Jefferson
McGraw Henry, laborer, h. Elizabeth n. Morton
McGraw James, machinist, house 52 Dallius
McGraw John, porter, Exchange Hotel, house
83 Schuyler
McGraw John, laborer, house 33 Hamilton
McGraw John, laborer, house 187 Broadway
McGraw John, laborer, house Van Vechten ab.
Elizabeth
McGraw John J. carpenter, house 150 Jefferson
McGraw Lawrence, paver, house 374 Lydius
McGraw Mary, widow of John, bds. 180 Second
McGraw Mary, widow, house 360 Lydius
McGraw Mary Ann, widow, house 178 Jefferson
McGraw Maurice, laborer, house 36 Union
McGraw Maurice, carman, house 169 Hudson
McGraw Michael, cooper, b. Arch opp. Brewery
McGraw Roger, butcher, house 278 Bowery
McGraw Thomas, machinist, b. Arch op. Brewery
McGraw William, coachman, house 80 Orange
McGraw William, carpenter, house 150 Jefferson
McGregor Ebenezer, dyer, 40 Orange, house 6-
Van Tromp
McGregor James, contractor, house 18 Broad
McGue Daniel, carman, h. 180 Clinton avenue
McGue Michael S. clerk, 470 Broadway, house
40 Van Schaick [h. 170 Hamilton
McGuigau Sarah W. Mrs. fancy goods, 94 Eagle»
McGuire Charles, moulder, bds. Canal
McGuire Charles, pressman, house 42 Canal
McGuire Eliza, widow, house 32 Water
McGuire Eugene, tobacconist, bds. 23 De Witt
McGuire Francis, house 53 Bassett
McGuire Francis, carman, house 180 Colonie
McGuire James, billiards, Delavau House, house
141 Canal
ALBANY [M] DIRECTORY,
97
McGuire John, fruitdealer, 44 State, h. 113 South
Pearl
McGuire John porter, 105 Pier, h. 65 Rensselaer
McGuire John, fish, 604 Broadway, house do.
McGuire John, fireman, house 5 Westerlo
McGuire John T. printer, h. 54 Swan, Arbor hill
McGuire Martin, laborer, house 55 N. Lansing
McGuire Mary, widow, house 141 Canal
McGuire Michael, blacksmith, boards 16 Rose
McGuire Owen, laborer, house 5 Bleecker
McGuire Patrick, trader, house 5 Westerlo
McGuire Patrick, laborer, h. 98 Swan, Arbor hill
McGuire Patrick J. mason, house 195 Third
McGuire Peter, laborer, house 6 Hunter's alley
McGuire Philip, carman, h. 74 Swan, Arb. hill
McGuire Thos. J. supt. 562 B'way, b. 141 Canal
McGuire William ( Wright & McGuire), 44 State,
house 113 South Pearl
McGuirk John, laborer, house 61 West Ferry
McGurrin Patrick, painter, house 2 Garden
McHaffie John, at R. K. Viele's, h. 137 Clin. ave.
McHaffie John Mrs. widow, house 86 Swan
McHaffie {Robert) & Ramsey {De Witt C), wood-
en ware, 75 State, h. 149 Clinton avenue
McHaffie William, machinist, house 90 Lumber
McHale Anthony, trader, house 5 Westerlo
McHale John, cigarmaker, bds. 208 Broadway
McHale Lawrence, mason, house 208 Broadway
McHarg Alexander, clock and watchmaker, 40
Green, house 19 Franklin
McHarg Garret V. A. clerk 44 State, bds. Pearl
Street Hotel
McHarg John, house 24 North Pearl
McHarg Misses, house 33 Grand
McHarg {Wm. C.) & Van Alen (G. 1.), attor-
neys, 50 State, house 52 Spencfir
McHench David B. house 25 High
McHench Wm. discount clerk Mechanics and
Farmers' Bank, house 762 Broadway
McHenry John, boatman, house 47 Mulberry
McHugh (Patrick) & Donlon [Patrick), merchant
tailors, 44 State, house 206 Swan
Mclnall Robert, fireman N. Y. C. R. R. house 48
Swan, Arbor hill
Mclnerny Lott, clerk, 317 B'way, b. 267 Green
Mcintosh Daniel, shoemaker.'house 77 Canal
Mcintosh Daniel jr. boatmanf h. 856 Broadway
Mcintosh Elizabeth, dressmaker, bds. 185 Elm
Mcintosh James W. pressman, 78 State, boards
77 Canal
Mcintosh Jeannette, widow, h. 250 Wash. ave.
Mcintosh John F. expressman, house 109 Hawk
Mcintosh John L. clerk, boards 77 Canal
Mcintosh Temperance, widow, house 185 Elm
Mcintosh William H. carpenter, bds. 77 Canal
Mcintosh Wm. H. H. I8th reg't, house 185 Elm
Mclntyre Archibald, laborer, h. 64 Montgomery
Mclntyre Archibald (Ostrom & McI.), provisions,
9 Exchange, house 104 Grand
Mclntyre Bernard, laborer, h. rear 163 Orange
Mclntyre Jacob, laborer, house I Dove
Mclntyre James, laborer, h. 38 K Rensselaer
Mclntyre James, clerk, county clerk's office,
City Hall, house 216 Broadway
Mclntyre Jane, widow, house 216 Broadway
Mclntyre John, carman, house 111 Dallius
Mclntyre John, grocer, 154 Montgomery, h. do.
Mclntyre John, clerk, 37 Dean,b. 16)i S. Lansing
Mclntyre John, laborer, house 189 Broadway
JVIcIntyre John B. boards HI Dallius
Mclntyre Mary, widow, boards 123 Swan
Mclntyre Patrick, laborer, h. 16 M S. Lansing
Mclntyre Robert F. waiter, 59 North Pearl
Mclntyre Terrence, carman, h. Swan n. Orange
Mclntyre Terrence, shoemaker, h. 52 Lawrence
Mclntyre Thomas A. grocer, b. 154 Montgomery
Mclntyre William, clerk, boards 111 Dallius
Mclntyre William P. {Gooseberry & Co.), 23
Hudson, boards 121 Arch
McKaig Andrew, teacher, 36 Grand, housoido,
McKaig James, carpenter, boards 36 Grand
McKaig John, painter, boards 36 Grand
McKaig Robert N. clerk, 74 State, house 43 Elm
McKanna Henry, laborer, house 135 Lumber
McKay John, bookkeeper, house 53 Hudson
McKeagan John, tanner, house 98 Bowery
McKean Barnabas H. spoke manufacturer, house
at North Albany
McKean Thomas, moulder, boards Ferry House
McKee Patrick, coachman, house 69 Hudson
McKelvey P. B. soap and candles. Jay c. Swan,
house 19 High
McKenna Bernard, laborer, house 49 Mulberry
McKenna Francis, shipcarpenter, h. 147 Canal
McKenna James, boatman, boards 49 Mulberry
McKenna James, porterhouse, Greenbush
McKenna Jas. harnessmaker, h. 173 Montgomery
McKenna James, laborer, house 29 Hamilton
McKenna John, brownstone and marblecutter,
house 30 Jefierson
McKenna John, printer, boards 147 Canal
McKenna Luke, laborer, boards 97 Quay
McKenna see McCanna
McKennan John, gilder, h. 18 Whitehall road
McKenney James, laborer, h. 29 Hamilton
McKenney Patrick, wheelwright, 194 Orange
McKenny Michael, teamster, house 7 Lark
McKenzie Alexander, printer, house 21 Lodge
McKenzie .John, clerk, boards 77 Hawk
McKenzie John, patternmaker, house 77 Hawk
McKenzie John, watchman N. Y. C. R. R. house
3 Lark
McKenzie Nathaniel C. switchman, h. 10 Lumber
McKenzie Thomas, marblepolisher, b. 21 Lodge
McKenzie William C. machinist, b. 12 Lumber
McKeon Henry, chandler, housn 123 Nncella
McKeon John, clerk, house 154 Orange
McKeon John, porterhouse, 49 Clmton
McKeone Thomas, blacksmith, 6 De Witt
McKercher Duncan {Belknap & McK.), coal deal-
er, 697 Broadway, house 690 do
McKercher John, engineer, house 690 Broadway
McKercan John,|gardener, h. Bowery n. Partridge
McKie James, carpenter, house 180 Bowery
McKie John, moroccodresser, house 182 Bowery
McKiernan John, porter, house 30 Second
McKiernan Patrick, grocer, h. 2 Swan, Arb. h.
McKiernan Thomas, waiter, house 131 Beaver
McKinley Charles, carriage shop, 143 S. Pearl,
h. 141 do.
McKinley William, moulder, house 421 State
McKinney R. Miss millinery, house 41 Beaver
McKinney {James) & Mann {Abram), iron foun-
dry, 35 Lumber, house 37 do.
McKinney Mary, widow, h. 44 Swan, Arb. hill
McKinney William J. attorney, 82 State, house
265 Hudson
McKissick {Stewart) & Durant {Edwai>d P.) com-
mission merchants, 119 Pier, h. 130 Hamilton
McKnight Ellen, widow, house 120 Spring
McKnight George W. painter, house 43 Union
McKnight Isaac, clerk. Canal corner Hawk, bds.
112 Orange
McKnight John, Mrs. house 112 Orange
McKnight John's Son ( Wm. G. McKnight), malt
wine and ale brewery. Canal corner Hawk,
house 112 Orange
McKnight John T. house 1 1 2 Orange
McKnight Stephen, bookbinder, 67 State, h. 16
First
McKnight William G. {John McKnighVs Son),
brewer, house 112 Orange
McKown Hannah, widow, house 24 Bleecker
McKown James, house 25 Beaver
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ALBANY [M] DIRECTORY
McKown {James A.)^ McElroy (John) & Merriliew
(E.JI.) attorneys, 114 State, h. 277 Hamilton
McKown ,I:nie, widovr, house 154 Orange
McKown John A. attorney, house 148 Chestnut
McKown John V. H. quartermaster 91st reg't,
bouse at Bethlehem
McKown Susan, widow, house 25 Beaver
McLane Charles A. carman, house 96 Philip
McLane Mary, widow, house 3 John
McLarin James, machinist, h. 47 Van Schaick
McLaughlin Ann, widow, tailoress, house 106
Herkimer [Schaick
McLaughlin Anthony A. painter, house 32 Van
McLaughlin James, cii^armaker, bds. 9 Chapel
McLaughlin James, typecaster, house 213 Elm
McLaughlin James, laborer, boards 17 Lawrence
McLaughlin Jane Mrs. house rear 116 Canal
McLaughlin Margaret, widow, h. 20 Mulberry
McLaughlin Martha, tailoress and dressmaker,
house 217 Elm
McLaughlin Mary, widow, bds. 273 State
McLaughlin Mary, widow, h. r. 46 Van Schaick
McLaughlin Michael, laborer, h. 20 Mulberry
McLaughlin Michael, laborer, h. 71 Jefferson
McLaughlin Michael, laborer, W. Railroad
McLaughlin Owen, blacksmith, W. Railroad
McLaughlin Patrick, vol. house 16 Jackson
McLaughlin Patrick, liouse 47 Mulberry
McLaughlin Patrick, cigarmaker, h. 96 Spring
McLaughlin Patrick, laborer, h. 133 Jeflerson
McLaughlin Patrick, laborer, h. Canal n. Lark
McLaughlin Patrick J. clerk, bds. 136 Jefferson
McLaughlin Simeon, peddler, bds. 217 Elm
McLauglilin Thomas, laborer, house 47 Canal
McLaughlin Thomas, laborer, h. 48 Van Schaick
]\IcLaughlin, see McGloughlin.
McLean Eliza J. widow, house 64 Howard
McLean John, laborer, house 39 Morton
McLean Neil, tailor, house 230 Jefferson
McLean Tliomas, purifier, h. 29 West Ferry
McLean Wm. A. boatman, boards 42 Howard
McLelland Wm. bhu-ksmith, h. rear 5 Bowery
McLoghlin Thomas C. millinery and trimmings,
498 B'way, h. 35 Maiden lane
McMahan Austin, laborer, house 35 N. Lansing
McMahon Hugh, moulder, bds. 142 Lumber
McMahon James, furuaceman, house rear 55
Van Woert [sing
McMahon James, harnessmaker, b. 41 N. Lan-
McMahon James, laborer, bds. 10 De Witt
McMahon Joseph, wagonmaker, 6 Grand, h. 167
Eagle
McMahon Patrick, laborer, house 24 Rensselaer
McMahon Patrick, laborer, house 8 Swan
McMahon Patrick, laborer, house 193 Orange
McMahon Thomas, laborer, h. 43 Van Woert
McMahon Thomas, carman, house 206 Third
McMahon Timothy, coachman, h. 80 Orange
McMahon Timothy, laborer, house 86 Church
McMann Katy Mrs. house 308 Lumber
McManus Bernard, cooper, house 195 Orange
McManus Edward, waiter, house 177 Orange
McManus James, laborer, house 60 Church
McManus John, laborer, boards 31 Plumb
McManus Mary, widow, dressmaker, h. Grand
near Johnson alley
McManus Mary, widow, house Lumber ab. Lark
McManus Michael, porter, house 217 Orange
McManus Philip, porter, 24 State, house 222
Washington avenue
McManus Thomas, laborer, house 115 Canal
McMartin Jas. {Mills & McM.), miller, SO Quay,
house 84 Westerlo
McMenamey Adam, peddler, house 293 Lum'
McMenamey John, 43d re^'t, h. 61 Liberty
McMenamy Edward, fruit, oysters, &c., 341
Broadway, house 18 Dallius
McMicken David, clerk P. 0., h. 128 Clinton ave
McMicken Mary E. teacher school 9, boards 128
Clinton avenue
McMickin Jacob R. constable, boards 70 Division
McMickin James A. lieut. 43d reg't, boards 128
Clinton avenue
McMickin John, harnessmaker, 340 Broadway,
house 151 Hamilton
McMillan Thomas Mis. houst Lydius ab. Snipe
McMillen Catharine, widow, hou.se 112 Beaver
McMillen John, harnessmaker, house 3 Grand
McMillen Samuel, machinist, li. 170 N. Pearl
McMoran Mary, widow, house 98 Church
McMoran Wm. J. carver, boards 98 Church
McMullen James Mrs. house 19 Fulton
McMuUen Thomas, founder, house 21 Hawk
McMullen Thomas Mrs. widow, h. 181 Hudson
McMurdy Catharine, widow, nurse, h. 24 Second
McMurdy Isaac, clerk P. 0., house 21 High
McMurdy Robert S. drugs, 494 Broadway, h. 143
N. Pearl
McMurray James, laborer, house North Albany
McMurray Joseph, laborer, house North Albany
McMurry John, real estate agent, 71 M Hamilton,
house 71 do.
McNab James, hostler at Brown's Hotel
McNab Jane, widow, house Seymour, Bath
McNab Peter, family of, house 2 Knox [James
McNab Peter D. tallyman N. Y. C. R. R, h. 31
McNab William, malthouse, 258 Washington
avenue, liouse 2 Knox
McNally James, clerk, house 18 Second
McNally James, mason, house 117 Dallius
McNally Thom&s, musician, house 21 Spruce
McNally Thomas, baker, 123 Arch, house do.
McNamara Catharine, widow, house 71 Schuyler
McNamara Catharine, widow, house 135 First
McNamara Daniel, laborer, house 61 N. Lansing
McNamara Hugh, house 269 Washington ave.
McNamara Hugh, fireman. Western R. R.
McNamara James, laborer, house 45 N. Lansing
McNamara James B. student, boards 269 Wash-
ington avenue
McNamara John, moulder, house Kirk's alley
McNamara John, shoemaker, boards 161 Orange
McNamara John, norter, house 149 Grand
McNamara John W. (Holstein, Cheevcr, & McN.),
attorneys, 82 State, bds. 269 Wash. ave.
McNamara Patrick, laborer, h. 162 Montgomery
McNamara Patrick, butcher, h. 431 Wash. ave.
McNamara Patrick jr. butcher, h. 431 Wash. av.
McNamara Richard, mason, h. 16 Lark, Arb. h.
McNamara Thomas, laborer, house 117 Canal
McNamara Thomas, moulder, house Kirk's alley
McNamara William, liquors, 829 Broadway, h.
74 Canal
McNamara William P. tailor, house 15 Rose
McNamee Patrick, laborer, h. 54 Montgomery
McNary Elijah, paver, house 165 Third
McNary Joseph A. boards 165 Third
McNary Martin, carpenter, boards at Bath
McNary Tliomas, haypresser, house at Bath
McNaughton Alexander,Berdan's sharpshooters,
h. 169 Eagle [32X South Pearl, h. do.
McNaughton Francis, watchmaker and jeweler,
McNaughton Henry G. physician, h. 132 State
McNaughton James, physician, 54 North Pearl
McNaughton John, 447 B'way, h. 27 V. Schaick
McNaughton Peter, physician, 132 State, h. do.
McNearny Patrick, moulder, house 144 Church
McNeil David B. 3d, boards 6 Lafayette
McNeil David B. jr. clerk, office secretary of
state, State Hall, house 6 Lafayette
'cNeil Hector, currier, house 121 Bowery
McNeil Michael, laborer, house Bath
McNeil John, tanner, h. 177 Washington ave.
McNeill John, laces, 522 Broadway, house do.
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99
McNeill Mary Mrs. dressmaker, h. 129 Jefferson
McNeill Rosa, boardiug liouse, 42 Grand
McNespie John, laborer, house Van Schaick
McNulty James, lamplighter, bds 67 Herkimer
McNuitj-- James, laborer, house North Albany
McNulty James, moulder, house North Albany
McNuIty John, house 155 Jefferson
McNulty Terrence, laborer, house 1'28 Water
McPherson Ellen, dressmaker, house 257 Elm
Mc-Pherson John, farmer, h. 403 Clinton avenue
McQuade Anthony, brewer, 904 Broadway, h.
31 Canal
McQuade Anthony jr. brewer, boards 31 Canal
McQuade Edward J. engineia', boards 31 Canal
McQuade Francis Mrs. Vidow, h. 144 Lumber
McQuade James, chief engineer fire department,
house 7 Daniels [bouse 109 Knox
McQuade Joseph, meatmarket, 69 North Pearl,
McQuade Patrick, house 219 North Pearl
McQuade Patrick, laborer, house 38 Van Schaick
McQnade Peter J, boards 31 Canal
McRoberts Alexander, lieut. 44th reg't, bds. 57
Johnson [Johnson
McRoberts Robert, grocer, 21 Philip, house 57
McRoberts William, packer, 416 Broadway, h.
57 Johnson [43 Johnson
McRoberts Wm. jr. grocer, 21 Philip, boards
McShane Hugh, cooper, house 34 Swan
McShane Patrick, blacksmith, house 9 De Witt
McShane Patrick, po-terhouse, 18 Orange
McTague Bernard, laborer, h. r. 55 Van Woert
McTeague Hugh, laborer, house 1 Center
McTeague James, laborer, house 79 Van Woert
McTigue Michael, laborer, h. 183 Montgomery
McVea John G. tailor, house 87 Herkimer
McVea John G. jr. 3d reg't, boards .S7 Herkimer
McVea William, teamster, house 232 Green
McVety John, teamster, house 61 Nucella
McWilliams Cormac, mason, house 89 Philip
Mc Williams Ellen, widow, porterhouse, 43 Elm
McWilliams Michael, teamster, h. 58 W. Ferry
Meacham George B. boards 157 Second
Meacham Roswell S. house 157 Second
Meacham William H. boards 157 Second
Mead Eugene, clerk, boards 1 Chapel
Mead James, drover, boards 43 De Witt
Mead Martin L. physician, 675 Broadway .
Mead Mary, widow, house 43 De Witt
Mead (Mdvin N.), Dunham (/. W.) & Co. {A.
Weston), lumber, 4 Lumber dist. h. 1 Chapel
Mead Nicholas, drover, boards 43 De Witt
Mead Oliver, house 120 North Pearl
Mead Samuel, mason, house 7 Johnson
Mead Swain, clerk, 443 Broadway, h. 59 High
Mead Titus {Weidman & M.), grocers, 10 SUte,
house 69 Clinton avenue
Mead Warren J. liouse 147 South Peai-1
Meadan Thomas J. tinsm'th, 35 Knox, h. do.
Meads Charlotte, house 99 Columbia
Meads John, family of, house 99 Columbia
Meads {Orlando) & Reynolds (Dexter), attorneys,
Masonic hall, 41 N. Pearl, h. 4 Pine
Meagher Patrick, clerk, 7 Maiden lane
Means Thomas, hostler, house 149 Grand
Meany John, carpenter, house 45 West Ferry
Mecher Isaac {Hcdl, Hookc & Co.), flour, grain,
and commission, 95 Green, boards Delavan
House
Mee John mason, house 70 Schuyler
Meech Anna, widow, boards 47 Steven
Meegan Mary A. house 262 North Pearl
Meegan Patrick, carpenter, h. 102 Van Woert
Meegan Patrick, cooper, house 257 Green
Meegan Thos. laborer, h. alley rear 165 Eagle
Meegan Thomas, paver, house 262 North Pearl
Meegan Thomas A. clerk, 262 Nortli Pearl, h.
43 Lumber
Meehan John, porter, Stanwis Hall, h. 79 First
Meehan John jr. carpenter, boards 186 Canal
Meehan Maria, widow, house 221 Broadway
Meehan Michael, carpenter, house 92 First
Meehan William, porter, house 82 South Ferry
Meckel- Vibbard, conductor, N. Y. C. R. R. bds.
Delavan House
Meeker William, cooper, house 281 Wash. ave.
Meeker William H. clergyman, h. Washington,
Green bush
Meiers George, cabinetmaker, house 11 Sand
Meighan Jolin, constable 8th ward, house 24^
Canal
Meigs Charles L. printer, 9 James, b. 88 Beaver
Meigs William D. {Smyth & M.) flour, &c, 40
"Quay, house 71 Clinton avenue
Meininger Charles, gilder, bds. 266 Broadway
Meinster Jacob, merchant, 65 Quay, boards 194
South Pearl [house 784 do.
Meissener George, shoemaker, 774 X Broadway,
Meissert Henry, painter, house Broad, Beth'ra
Meissert William, laboror, h. Broad, Bethlehem
Melick Andrew, liquors, 289 Wash. ave. h. do.
Melick James H. at Wheeler, Melick & Co's,
house 13 Broad
Melick Wm. B. {Wheeler, M. & Co.), agricnltnral
works. Liberty c. Hamilton, h. 233 Lydius
Melius W. B. clerk, P. 0. house 81 South Pearl
Mellany Nicholas, house 62 Willett
Melliday James, laborer, house 38 Water
Melvin Martin, at U. Burt& Co's, h. 21 Center
Melvin Thomas, laborer, h. North Lansing cor-
ner Center
Menand Louis, florist and nursery, Troy road,
Dexter & Nellegar agents. State c. N. Pearl
Mendle Louis, peddler, house 195 South Pearl
Mendle Marcus, peddler, house 14 Delaware
Mendle Seckel, peddler, house 317 South Pearl
Mendleson Aaron, loan office, house 23 Dallius
Menges Philip, carpenter, house 199 Bowery
Menmuir Jonathan, cabinetmaker, h. 219 Lumb'r
Menten Casper, laborer, h. Arch, n. Partridge
Merce Henry L. salesman, house 1 King's place
Merchant Arthur, painter, house 58 Schuyler
Merchant Biddle,^ainter, house 78 Third
Merchant Daniel W. engraver, house 56 Howard
Merchant George, chairseater, house 105 Orange
Merchant George W. frescopainter and grainer,
bouse 102 Second
Merchant Isabella Miss, house 57 First
Mercliant Jeremiah, painter, boards r. 78 Third
Merchant Lansing & W. produce, 71 Quay, h.
160 Hamilton
Merchant Rachael, widow, house 57 First
Merchant Spencer, 44th reg't, bds. 94 Second
Merchant Walter [L. & W. Merchant), produce,
71 Quay, house 158 Hamilton
Merenies George, peddler, house Whitehall road
near Eagle [97 Morton
Mergenthaler Frederick, porter, 15 Green, house
Mergenthaler Frederick sen. boards 97 Morton
Meriara Jane , widow, house 7 Lumber
Meroth Gottlieb, vinegar manufacturer, house 50
Clinton
Meroth Jacob, cooper, house 14 Bowery
Merret Elizabeth, widow, house 38 San'l
Merrifield Abraham, carpenter, hou.s ■ ! 19 Second
Merrifield Elizabeth Miss, house 125 HiniiltvU
Merrifield Elizabeth Mrs. house' 2H) H-niilton
Merrifield Geo. 0. Mrs. widow, h. 229 Lydius
Merrifield William, Ictttr carrier, liuuse 151
Hamilton
rigan Jiimes, printer, hon.se 141 Grand
erriii;an .bianna, widow, house 141 Grand
Merrlgan Joliii, uuiltst^r, house 205 Broadway
Merrigan Thomas, baker, house 141 Grand
Merrigau William, maltster, house 5 JJleecker
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100
ALBANY [ M ] DIRECTORY.
Merrihew Edward H. {McKown, McElroy & M.),
attorneys, 114 State, house 184 Jay
Merrill S. M. Rev. house 269 Hudson
Merrill Wm. M. boatman, house 19 S. Ferry
Merriman Harmon N. attorney, 74 State, house
21 Clinton avenue
Merriman Willis E. clerk, surgeon general's of-
fice, Capitol, boards 21 Clinton avenue
Merrington Francis J. upholsterer, h. 173 Hudson
Merritt Charles W. {Stone & M.), 60 Quay, house
at Plattsburgh
Mersevey Perkins, boards 92 Beaver
Mesick Alida {Anderson & M.), confectioner, 78
Wash. ave. and 30 Lydius, h. 30 Lydius
Mesick Henry B. mason, house 20 Daniels
Mesick Henry T. dry goods, 338 Broadway, house
77 Philip
Mesick Henry T. jr. clerk, boards 77 Philip
Mesick John, house 406 State
Mesick John J 4th dist. police, house 147 Jay
Mesick John W. carpenter, 36 Lydius, b. 30 do.
Mesick Stephen H. paperhanger, boards 278
Washington avenue
Mesick Wm. H. paperhanger, house 159 Spring
Meske Otto, photographpainter, h. 105 Eagle
Meslin William, carpenter, house 11 Fulton
Mesnig George, laborer, b. Lydius n. Partridge
Mesnig Peter, shoemaker, house 54 Elk
Messer George, blacksmith, h. r. 145 Lancaster
Metz John, fruits and confectioner, 33 State, h.
84 Spring
Metz Lawrence, tailor, house 38 Bowery
Metzler Jacob, basketmaker, house 9 Sand
Metzler Philip, basketmaker, house 3 Sand
Meveigh William, teamster, house 64 Plumb
Meyer Abram, butcher, 120 Lydius, house 70
South Pearl
Meyer Andries, furnaceman, house 55 Benjamin
Meyer Charles A. teacher, house 64 Franklin
Meyer Eberhard, locksmith, h. 6 Van Vechten
Meyer Frederick, laborer, house 8 Quackenbush
Meyer George, cabinetmaker, liouse 1 20 Snipe
Meyer George, laborer, house 22 Teunis
Meyer Gerrit, shoemaker, house 17 Odell
Meyer Jacob, moulder, house 55 Clinton
Meyer John, tailor, h. 22 Clinton, Bethlehem
Meyer John C. baker, house 110 Third
Meyer Joseph, tailor, h. Steven n. Van Vechten
Meyer Joseph, 17th regt. h. 153 Broadway
Meyer Joseph, dyer, h. Alexander ab. Elizabeth
Meyer Meyers, peddler, house 73 South Pearl
Meyer Nicholas, laborer, h. Broad, Bethlehem
Meyer Valentine, carpenter, h. 45 Alexander
Meyer Wolfgang, liquors, house 52 Clinton
Meyers Jacob, peddler, house 130 Broad
Mheus John, laborer, house 183 Bowery
Mickdaniel Ellen, widow, house 60 Third
Mickel Emanuel (0. S^. Rice & E. Mickel), fres-
' copainter, 547 Broadway, h. 29 Jefferson
Mickel Henry, engineer, house 17 Lodge
Middlebrook Wm. B. shoemaker, h. 15 Knox
Middleton Richard, coal, 358 State, h. 138 Spring
Middoure George, shipcarpenter, h. 78 Bassett
Miesert Geo. blacksmith, house 319 S. Pearl
Miggael Augustus, publisher, Freie Deutsche
Blseter, 10 William, house do.
Mihm Lambert, laborer, house 35 Teunis
Milan Caleb, laborer, house 87 Church
Milan Dennis, boatman, house 124 Water
Milan John, laborer, house rear 135 Lumber
Milan Patrick, laborer, house 156 Colonie
Milbank Elias, Rising Sun tavern, Cherry Val-
ley turnpike
Milbank William, house 104 Herkimer
Miles Michael, machinist, house 850 Broadway
Miles Milton, mason, h. Second ave. Greeubush
Miles Minard, carpenter, W. R. R. h, Greenbush
Miles Noah B. hardware, 63 State, h- 49 Steuben
Miles Soloman A. foreman at Warren & Wilbnr's
h. B'way, Greenbush [ave. Greenb.
Miles Stephen, carpenter, 13 Ferry, h. Second
Miles Thomas, lumber, house Harrison, corner
First, Greenbush
Milham Mary Mrs. house 102 First
Milham Mary, widow of Hiram, h. 174 Third
Milkins John B. boards 52 Westerlo
Mill John, furnaceman, house 1 Sand
Millard Brace, clerk, comptroller's oflSce, State
Hall, house 18 First
Millard Solomon, house 2 Franklin
Millen Andrew, shoemaker, house 237 Lumber
Millen John, boards 237 Lumber
Miller Adam, carpenter, h. 6 Clinton, Bethlehem
Miller Adam, shoemaker, house 170 Broad
Miller Adolphus, boarding house at Greenbush
Miller Alanson S. machinist, house 64 Union
Miller Amelia, widow, house 192 South Pearl
Miller Andrew, porter, 76 Quay, h. 105 Church
Miller Andrew, grocer, house 146 Franklin
Miller Ann, widow, house 55 Knox
Miller Anthony F. cutter, boards 45 S. Pearl
Miller Catherine, widow, house 130 Dove
Miller Charies (/. L. Theison & Co.), 108 Schuy-
ler, house do.
Miller Charles, shoemaker, house 140 Broad
Miller Charles, jobber, house 794 Broadway
Miller Charles, laborer, house 7 Odell
Miller Charles, laborer, house Tivoli hollow
Miller Charles, tailor, house 69 Cherry
Miller {Charles) & Schultz {Henry), dyers, 83
Herkimer, house at Troy
Miller Christian, laborer, house 226 Green
Miller Cornelius, junk shop, Westerlo, comer
Church, house rear 19 Westerlo
Miller Danjel, shoemaker, 16 Lodge, house do.
Miller David, laborer, h. Glen, Greenbush
Miller E. #. Mrs. house 74 Hudson
Miller Ernest J. {McClure & M.), attorney, 77
?tate, house 48 Hawk
Miller Francis, cigars, 33 Bowery, house do.
Miller Francis, conductor, H. R. R. R. h. 65 Dove
Miller Francis, sawgrinder, house -46 Liberty
Miller Frederick, carriagetrimmer, h. 133 Green
Miller Fred, breweryman, h. 151 Montgomery
Miller Frederick, blacksmith, h. 25 Bowery
Miller Frederick, butcher, house 108 Willet
Miller Frederick R. W. carpenter, h. 54 V. Woert
Miller George, moulder, house 100 Quay
Miller George, oilcloth factory, h. 307 Bowery
Miller George E. (/. W. & G. E. Miller), 88 Quay,
house 320 Hamilton
Miller George W. hackdriver, h. 18 S. Lansing
Miller Henry, fm-naceman, h. Broad, Bethlehem
Miller Henry, grocer, house 85 Schuyler
Miller Henry, pianomaker, house 252 S. Pearl
Miller Henry Mrs. millinery, 224 South Pearl,
house 252 do.
Miller Jacob, moulder, house 199 Third
Miller Jacob D. shoemaker, house 12 John
Miller Jacob W. & George E. produce, 88 Quay,
house 1 19 Lark
Miller James, carver, house 128 Eagle
Miller James H. drugs, medicines, &c., Broad-
way cor. Second ave. Greenbush, h. do.
Miller John, baker, house 117 Arch
Miller John, blacksmith, house 51 Clinton
Miller John, tailor, house 188 Broad
Miller John, laborer, house Elk near Ontario
Miller Johii, laborer, house 219 Sand
Miller John, carpenter, house 96 Snipe
Miller John, laborer, h. lower end Broad
Miller John, laborer, house 85 Alexander
Miller John, shoemaker, house 51 Snipe
Miller John, laborer, house 229 Sand
ALBANY [M] DIRECTORY.
101
Miller John, painter, house 228 Green
Miller John, shoemaker, house 81 Schuyler
Miller John, tallyman, house 27 Lafavette
Miller Joseph, furnaceman, house 137 Sand
Miller Joseph H. waiter, house 221 Jefiferson
Miller Julius, tobacconist, 20 S. Pearl, h. 7 Union
Miller Margaret, tailoress, h. Plumb c. Green
Miller Martin, grocer, 10 Ferry, G'bush, h. do.
Miller Mary, widow, house 4 Unet's alley
Miller Michael, shoemaker, h. 345 Wash. ave.
Miller Nathaniel, house 7 Canal
Miller Nicholas, furnacemoulder, h. 86 Bowery
Miller Nicholas, laborer, house 79 Sand
Miller Peleg, printer, house 263 South Pearl
Miller Peter, shoemaker, house 117 Elk
Miller Peter jr. shoemaker, house lOI Elk
Miller Samuel, harnessmaker, 51 Beaver, house
190 HUjdson
Miller Thebdore, furnaceman, h. 169 S. Pearl
Miller Theodore D. Rev. house r. 316 Hamilton
Miller Wm. A. Rev. house 46 Columbia
Miller "William C. insurance agent, 56 State, h.
200 Lydius
Miller William H. pastor South D. R. Church,
boards 52 Elm [Ferry
Miller Wm. / salesman, 52 S. Pearl, h. 43 W.
Miller Wilson, boards 45 Maiden lane
Millerick Patrick, laborer, h. 5 Gansevoort ■
Milliman Henry, teamster, h. 3 Phoenix place
Milliman John, root beer, Nucella, corner South
Pearl, h. 97 Nucella
Milliman ^Telson, 1st dist. police, h. 66 Bassett
Milliman Wm. oysters, 25 Daniels, h. 92 Hudson
Milliman Z. root beer, boards 97 Nucella
Millington James, harnessmaker, h. 32 Second
Millington John, house 32 Second
Mills {Andrew J.) & Green {Charles N.), pro-
prietors Eagle Street Hotel
Mills {Borden H.) & McMartin {James), millers,
80 Quay, h, 162 Hamilton
Mills Charles D. superintendent of car repairs,
H. R. R. house 90 Grand
Mills Daniel W. weigher, house 7 Plain
Mills George, carpenter, house 353 State
Mills George A. house 20 Orange
Mills John, house 6l Lark
Mills John jr. carpenter, house 158 Swan
Mills Oliver Mrs. house 27 Fulton
Mills Philip, shoemaker, 120X Lydius, house
Jefferson corner Dove
Mills Thomas, house at Greenbush
Mills Thos. F. clerk, 41 N. Pearl, b. 21 Chestnut
Mills William, laborer, house 5 Broad
Milner John B. bartender, 25 Dean, bds. do.
Milner Thomas, porterhouse, 25 Dean, h. do.
Milroy John D. teamster, house 86 Third
Milroy Thomas, driver, bds. Exchange Hotel
Milton Mary J. widow, house 137 Jefferson
Milwain James, hats and caps, 86 State, house
204 Hamilton
Milwain Thomas A. bookkeeper, bds. 81 Third
Milwain William J. house 81 Third
Miraney James, giocer, First cor. Swan, h. do.
Minar Owen, teamster, house 68 Van Woert
Mingis Henry, baker, house 1 53 Sand
Mingo Diana, widow, house 381 State
Mink Andrew, tailor, h. Yates near Ontario
Mink Chas. W. attorney, h. 159 Franklin
Mink David, shipcarpenter, 77 Pier, house Blue
row, Greenbush
Mink David, shipcarpenter, h. 37 Maiden lane
Mink David D. C. 77 Pier, h. 151 Clinton ave.
Mink David F. superintendent Swiftsure line
tow boats, 77 Pier, hoi;se 81 Ten Broeck
Mink David W. watchman, H. R. R. h. 2 Wash-
ington, Greenbush
Mink John, blacksmith, h. B'way, Greenbush
Mink O. W. Mrs. house 92 Bassett
Mink Wm. U. janitor State Hall, house do.
Minkler John, brakeman, H. R. R. house Har-
rison near First, Greenbush
Minnix Patrick, laborer, house 190 Water
Minster Lazarus, peddler, house 70 Herkimer
Minsterman Adam, laborer, house 166 Bowery
Minter Sidney, gardener, h. Pine, Greenbush
Mire George, cabinetmaker, boards 11 Sand
Mitchel F. A. boards Dudley Observatory
Mitchel O. M. Gen. h. Dudley Observatory
Mitchell Edward, laborer, house 91 Franklin
Mitchell Elizabeth, widow, house 91 Franklin
Mitchell Francis, carman, h. 2 G. W. turnpike
Mitchell Hamilton, boards 38 Green
Mitchell Hugh, porter, 26 State, h. 3 Clinton
Mitchell Jacob, moulder, house 202 Broad
Mitchell James, peddler, house 322 Lumber
Mitchell James, carpenter, house 113 Arch
Mitchell James, blacksmith, 33 Lawrence, and
grocer, 177 Montgomery, house do.
Mitchell James L. proprietor Congress Hall
Mitchell Jane, widow, h. S. Pearl cor. Westerlo
Mitchell Jesse H. bookkeeper at Amsdell Bro-
thers, boards 1 70 Jay
Mitchell John, harnessmaker, 324 Broadway,
boards American Hotel
Mitchell John J. physician, h. 61 Ten Broeck
Mitchell John R. shoemaker, h. 100 Chestnut
Mitchell Robert, laborer, h. 170 Green
Mitchell Thos. F. millwright, h. 206 Hamilton
Mitchell William, grocer, 366 Broadway, hou-ee
75 Division
Mitchell Wm. machinist, house 49 W. Ferry
Mittauer John, shipcarpenter, h. 138 Franklin
Mix B. Frank, 24 Green, house 15 Plain
Mix David B. jeweler, 24 Green, bds. 15 Plain
Mix Henry & W. grocers, 305 South Pearl, house
101 Bassett
Mix Jas. jr. jeweler,' 24 Green, h. 40 Clinton ave.
Mix James Mrs. house 15 Plain
Mix {Stephen) & Son {Stephen H.), painters, 148
South Pearl, house 42 Franklin [Franklin
Mix Stephen H. {M. & Son), painter, boards 42
Mix Stiles, malt house, Washington avenue cor.
Robin, house 81 Grand
Mix Visscher, engraver, 24 Green, h. 88 Hawk
Mix Wm. (Jf. & W. Mix), h. 295 South Pearl
Mix Wm. jr. house 295 South Pearl
Moakler Francis J. house 28 Chapel
Moakler John, laborer, house 147 Grand
Moakler Patrick, grocer, 149 Grand, house do.
Mochrie J. A. Miss, h. 12 Liberty [ave.
Mochrie P. B. clerk Farmers' Hotel, 42 Wash.
Modot Joel A. confectioner, h. 312 S. Pearl
Modot John, fruit dealer, house 117 Broad
Moeller E. L. H. house 58 Washington avenue
Moench Frederick, tailor, house Elk cor. Quail
Moetz George, liraeburner, house 11 Teunis
Moffat Frederick W. clerk, bds. 312 Lydius
Moffat James, cutter, 488 Broadway, house Green
corner Rensselaer
Moflatt James, laborer, h. Second, Greenbush
Moffat Samuel, Assorting House, h. 70 Division
Moffat Thomas, printer, bds. St. Nicholas Hotel
Mohan Patrick, gardener, h. Del. turn. n. Morton
Mohr Lawrence, laborer, house Van Vechten
above Elizabeth
Moir Melville, teacher, house 466 Lydius
Molkoff John, cooper, boards Lark, near Jay
Moloney Cornelius, laborer, house 160 Jefferson
Moloney Michael C. (Reid & M.), liquors, 4 State,
house 23 Lancaster
Molony John, 91st reg't, house 246 North Pearl
Molony Patrick, moulder, house Railroad ave.
Monaghan John, laborer, house 80 Orange
Monaghan Michael, laborer, house 177 Orange
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ALBANY [M] DIRECTORY,
Monahan Franklin, watchman at Penitentiary,
boards 117 Knox
Monahan John, maltster, house 1 17 Knox
Monalian John, grocer, 15 lAwrence, house do.
Monahan Thomas, laborer, house 82 Church
Monahan Thomas, laborer, h. 10 Quackenbush
Monalian Thomas A. brickmaker, h. 117 Knox
Monahan , shoemaker, 4 James, li. 80 Orange
Monoghau Thos. clerk, 469 B'wav, h. 121 Orange
Monoghan Margaret G. widow'of Peter, house
121 Orange
Monreon Philip, laborer, house 57 Snipe
Monteath George, clerk, 26 State, bds. 70 Hawk
Monteath George Mrs. house 78 Hudson
Monteatli {I'etcr) & Badstlev {Joseph D), whole-
sale grocers, 26 and"28"State, h. 70 Hawk
Montgomery Alex. T. waiter at Delavan House
Montgomery James, hostler, house 3 Wendell
Montgomery James, silverplater, 13 Cliurch '
Montgomery James D. fruit and vegetables, h.
94 Swan, Arbor'hill
Montgomery James L. instructor Albany Gym-
nasium and clerk P. 0. bds. Dunlop House
Montgomery Lydia, widow of Jesse, h. 158 Broad
Monti Marico, hairdresser, house 54 Union
Montignani John Osmond, pianomaker, house
25 Lancaster
Montoney William, carpenter, house 155 Spring
Montross G. Henry, oyster saloon, 327 >^ State
Montross Henry E. janitor Albany Gymnasium,
house 317 State
Moody John, blacksmith, house Bath
Moody Jolin, planemaker, house 7 Fulton
Moon Richard, potter, house 811 Broadway
Mooney Charles H. printer, boards 54 Arch
Mooney Frederick, insurance agt. h. 382 Lydius
Mooney James, laborer, house 161 Broadway
Mooney John, laborer, liouse 105 Beaver
Mooney John, blacksmith, house 1 Broad
Mooney John, laborer, house, 110 Bowery
Mooney John H. printer, 9 James, bds. 54 Arch
Mooney Julia, widow, house 354 Lydius
Mooney Mary, widow, house rear 105 Beaver
Mooney Mi:;hael, tailor, house 54 Arch
Mooney Patrick, laborer, house East Albany
Mooney Thomas, laborer, house 181 Church
Moor William, laborer, house 45 Liberty
Moorby John, clerk, 33 Lydius, bds. 54 Union
Moore A. B. portrait painter, house 59 Chapel .
Moore Agnes, widow of Wm. h. 21 Rensselaer
Moore Andrew, butcher, 288 S. Pearl, house do.
Moore Andrew P. Mrs. house 37 De Witt
Moore Anna M. widow, house 23 Division
Moore Charity D. widow, house 20 Van Schaick
Moore Ciiarles B. bookkeeper, b. at W. Albany
Moore David, butcher, 836 Broadway, house
296 Bowery
Moore Edaar B. cattleyard, W. Albany, h. do.
Moore Edward L carriagetrimmer, h. 46 La-
fayette
Moore Elizabeth, widow, h. 63 Rensselaer
Moore Ellen E. widow, h. r. 1 Bethlehem road
Moore Frances A. music teacher, boards 20 Van
Schaick
Moore Frederick, peddler, house 53 Schuyler
Moore Horace, fireman, bds. Wash. G'bush
Moore Iram B. proprietor Drovers' Exchange,
West Albany
Moore Jacob jr. peddler, bds. 118 Clinton ave.
Moore James, laljorer, h. Warren n. Elizabeth
Moore James, mason, house at Batli
Moore James, house 244 Washington avenue
Moore James C. brickmaker, Hawk cor. Morton,
boards 179 Broad
Moore John, laborer, house 17 Lawrence
Moore John, laborer, house 33 Church
Moore John, laborer, liouse rear 12 John
Moore John, shoemaker, h. W. Fecry n. Ontario
Moore John, moulder, house 56 Clinton
Moore John K. clerk, h. 55 Second ave. G'bush
Moore J. Owen, capt. 3d reg't, hou.se 28 Dallius
Moore Joseph, house 185 State
Moore Joseph E. druggist 43 Hawk, b. 185 State
Moore Levi, physician, 185 State, house do.
Moore M. V. B. hatter, house 149 First
Moore Margaret, widow, house 24 Canal
Moore Mary, widow of Chester, b. 149 First
Moore Matthew, carpenter, house 78 Washing-
ton, Greenbush
Moore {Norman H.) & Pierce {Horace I.), grocers,
19 North Pearl, bds. 20 Van Schaick
Moore Patrick, engineer, house 55 Jackson
Moore Patrick, laborer, h. Second, Greenbush
Moore Patrick, tailor, 78 State, h. Alerchant's pi.
Moore Patrick, butler at 40 Beaver
Moore Peter, peddler, house 239 South Pearl
Moore Sai-ah, widow, boardinghouse, 55 Jackson
Moore Strong V. jr. billiards, 480 X Broadway
and 15 James, h. 143 Clinton avenue
Moore Sylvester, cigarmaker, h. 23 Lodge
Moore Thomas B. painter, house 91 Dallius
Moore Thomas, painter, house 94 X Dallius
Moore William, iceman, house Bfithlehem road
c. Whitehall road [h. 179 Broad
Moore William, brickmaker, Morton cor. Hawk,
Moore William, laborer, house 43 Liberty
Moosman John, shoemaker, h. at (jreenbush
Moquiu Francis, furrier, house 11 Bleecker
Moquin Julius, furrier, house 55 Second
Moquon Jost-pli, stovemounter, li. 40 S. Ferry
Moran Catharine, widow, house 9 S. Lansing
Moran Catharine, widow, house 179 Green
Moran Edward, mason, house 177 Jefferson
Moran Jatnes, laborer, house 9 Spruce '
Moran James, cooper, house 50 Mulberry
Moran Jeremiah, laborer, house 37 Mulben-y
Moran John, laborer, h. Elizabeth n. Arch
Moran John, laborer, house 33 Van Zandt
MorKu Joseph, laborer, h. rear 104 Water
Moran Margaret Miss, house 118 Hawk
Moran Matthew F. {M. Moran & Co.), 115 Pier,
house 157 Elm
Moran Michael, cooper, h. Academy, Greenbush
Moran Michael, laborer, house 7 North Lansing
Moran Michael, tailor, house SWA State
Moran Michael & Co. {M. F. Moran) Hour and
commission, 115 Pier, house 157 Elm
Moran Rose, widow, house 102 Jeflerson
Moran Sarah, widow, h. 21 Hawk Church
Morandill Peleg D. streetsprinkler, house 87
Morange J. W. upholstery, 39 N. Pearl, h. do.
Morange Peter M. {Barhydt & M.) pianomanu-
facturers, 502 Broadway, house 187 Lydius
Morange Pinrre L. clerk, boards 187 Lydius
Morange William D. commissioner, attorney and
dep. county clerk. City Hall, h. 187 Lydius
Morch John, laborer, h. Clinton c. Alexander
Mordaunt Joseph, hostler, Dunlop House, 719
Broadway
Morehead David, 43d reg't, h. 140 Lumber
Morehead James, carman, house 21 Lancaster
Morehead John jr. coachmaker, bds. 61 Union
Morehead John H. clerk, State cor. North Pearl,
bds. 21 Lancaster
Morehead Sarah Mrs. house 21 Park
Morehead Sarah A. teacher, bds. 21 Lancaster
Morehead Wm. livery stable, 28 James, h. do.
Morey Abby, dressmaker, house 27 William
Morey Charles E. toy factory, 278 Lumber
l.lovi'Y Edwin J. cabinetmaker, h. 94 Herkimer
Morey John, shoecutter, house 137 Bowery
Morey Judson, pilot, house Mechanic ab. East,
Greenbush
Morey William, confectioner, house 441 Lydius
ALBANY [M] DIRECTORY,
103
Morfitt Joseph, stonecutter, boards 54 Union
Morford James, W. R. R. h. Second, Greenbush
Morford John, carpenter, W. R. R. h. G'bush
Morgan Ann, widow, liouse -46 Jefferson
Morgan Catharine, widow, house 197 Elm
Morgan Charles A. clerk, 63 State, bds. 217 do.
Morgan Edwin D. governor of New York, Ex-
ecutive chamber, Capitol, house 144 State
Morgan Edwin D. jr. house 144 State
Morgan Elizabeth, widow, house 7 Bowery
Morgan Eraser, clerk, H. Q. Hawley & Co. bds.
27 Quackenbush
Morgan George L. hairdresser, 79 Green, h. do.
Morgan Henry, porter, 11 Green, h. 246 Lumber
ft! organ James, laboi'er, boards 257 Green
Morgan James, laborer, boards 50 N. Lansing
Morgan James H attorney, boards 169 Lumber
Morgan Jane Ann, widow, house 7 Chapel
Morgan John, house 169 Lumber
Morgan John, laborer, house 257 Green
Morgan John, blacksmith, h. 155 Brondwp^y
Morgan Josepli P. clerk, 817 Broadway, house
132 Clinton avenue
Morgan Mary, nurse, boards 120 Second
A organ Ricliard, nailer, house 171 Sand
Morgan Samuel, house 217 State
Morgan Samuel H., Julian Mills, flour, 73 Quay,
house 53 Eagle
Morgan T. Henry, clerk, 73 Quay, b. 53 Eagle
Morgan Wm. clerk, 63 Wash. ave. h. 171 Sand
Morgenroth Meyer, butcher, h. 249 South Pearl
Moriarty John, laborer, h. 40 Mulberry
Moriarty Patrick, laborer, house 9 Fulton
Moriarty Patrick, laborer, house 48 Mulberry
Mork Philips, clothing, 553 Broadway, house
212 South Pearl
Mork Solomon, shoes, IS South Pearl, h. 120 do.
Mork Solomon P. clerk, 553 B'way, li. 212 S. Pearl
Morlock Bisilius, laborer, house 119 Broad
Moroney Patrick, laborer, house 209 Orange
Morrell Abraham, attorney, b. Mansion House
Morrell Charles W. clerk N. Y. C. R. R. Exch.
Building, 3d floor, house 34 Congress
Morrell Daniel IT. meat stall, B'way c. Ferry
Morrell David, physician, h. 692 Broadway
Morrell D. Mrs. clearseeing physician, house
692 Broadway
Morrell Jane, widow, liouse 39 Soutli Lansing
Morrell {John) & Reid (Alexander), dry goods, 40
South Pearl, house 98 Grand
Morrell John, cigarmaker, h. Columbia, G'bush
Morrell William, house 108 Hudson
Morrey Charles, shoemaker, house 13 Johnson
Morrill Benj. blacksmith, boards 55 Colonic
Morrill Edward A. painter, house 225 Green
Morrill James E. painter, house 225 Green
Morrin William, locksmith, house 7 Morton
Morris A. H. boards Van Rensselaer House
Morris Adelia, widow, bds. Mechanic ab. East,
Greenbush [Greenbush, h. do.
Morris Alexander, coal and wood, 5 Broadway,
Morris Ann C. widow, h. Broadway, Greenbush
Morris Cornelius, brushmaker, h. 10 Lancaster
Morris David, clerk, 385 Broadway, h. 169 Elm
Morris Edward, laborer, house 7 Bleecker
Morris Emily, imrse, boards 23 Second
Morris J. D. boards Pearl Street Hote!
Morris Janet, widow, house 10 Lancaster
Morris John, carpenter, house 59 Rensselaer
Morris John, bookbinder, boards 77 Dove
Morris John A. painter, house at Bath
Morris John A. bookbinder, 9 James, b. 77 Dove
Morris Margaret, widow, h. Broadway, G'bush
Morris Mary, widow, house 186 Clinton avenue
Morris Nicholas, portfr-rhouse, 184 Montgomery
Morris Robert, cabinetmaker, house Learned cor.
Thacher
Morris Robert H. currier, boards 351 State
Morris Robert S. woodenware, 66 South Pearl
Morris Samuel, printer, house 77 Dove
Morris Samuel jr. printer, boards 77 Dove
Morris Wm. E. cigars, 5 South Pearl, bds. 65 do.
Morrison Alexander, house 10 First
Morrison Hugh, cigarmaker, h. r. 164 Jefferson
Morrison Jane, widow, hou^rear 164 Jefferson
Morrison James, blacksmith, house 32 Schuyler
Morrison John, mason, house 4 Swan, Arb. hill
Morrison John, mason, house 48 Jefferson
Morrissey Ann, widow, house 147 Church
Morrissey Catharine, widow, h. 55 N. Lansing
Morrissey James, laborer, house 49 Rensselaer
Morrissey James, tailor, house 41 Mulberry
Morrissey Michael, laborer, house 62 Rensselaer
Morrissey Michael, laborer, house 95 Quay
Morrissey Patrick, laborer, hoards 147 Church
Morrissey William, laborer, house 48 Mulberry
Morrow Francis, shoemaker, house 113 Green
Morrow John W. boards 75 Elm
Morrow Joseph, mason, bds. 246 North Pearl
Morrow Levi, bootmaker, house 30 'A S. Ferry
Morrow Mary, widow, house 114 Bowery
Morrow Matthew, baker, house 6 JNIortou
Morrow Patrick, laborer, house 246 N. Pearl
Morrow Peter, laborer, house 75 Elm
Morrow Peter S, 43d reg't, house 75 Elm
Morrow Samuel F. Rev. house 48 Lancaster
Morrow Thos. B. att'y, 68 State, h. 216 Hudson
Morse Geo. P. house 69 Johnson
Morse Lansing {Bartholomew & Jl/.), Eureka
Mills, 352 Broadway, house 124 Green
Morse Ryan, carpenter, house 470 Lydius
Morton Eugene, coacJipainter, h. 94 Franklin
Morton James S. clerk P. O. h. 148 Clin ave.
Morton Thomas, engineer, house 206 Broadw.iy
Mosar Charles, shoemaker, house 268 S. Pearl
Mosch John, boatman, house 60 Clinton
Moseler John, blacksmith, house 23 Teunis
Moseley Benjamin F. house 112 North Pearl
Moseley Charles C. com. mer. 49 Quay, h. 2 Park
Moseley Edwin J. clerk, 47 Quay, li. 60 Division
Moseley Henry T. cabinetmaker, h. at G'bush
Mosele^' Marcia, widow, house 1 Lafayette
Moseley William C. boards 95 Eagle
Mosely Charles, cigarmaker, hou.se 50 Westerlo
Moslier Christopher, house 285 South Pearl
Mosher C. D. physician, 285 S. Pearl, h. do.
Mosher George, bootmaker, house 268 S. Pearl
Mosher George A. {Rabben & M.), photographer,
496 Broadway, boards 102 First
Mosher J. S. teacher, boards 285 South Pearl
Mosher Mary, widow, house 27 Van Woert
Mosher Orange R. grocer, 342 State, house do.
Mosher Ransom, grocer, 357 State, house do.
Mosher Wm. W. clerk, 5 Tweddle Halt
Moshier David, shoemaker, house 146 Chestnut
Mosier Houptilla, widow, housj G2 Lafayette.
Mosier Peter J. teamster, house 62 Lafayette
Moss Andrew, cigarmaker, bds. 106 Van Woert
Moss Catharine, widow, house 26 Van Woert
Moss Dennis, laborer, house 106 Van Woert
Moss Edgar S. messenger American express, bds.
92 Beaver
Moss Joseph, tailor, boards 132 Second
Moss Lucia, widow, l)0use 60 Franklin
Mott Lydia, boardinghouse, 57 Columbia
Mott Wm. H. flour, grain, &c. 83 and 84 Quay,
boards 230 Lydius
Moul John, laborer, house Elk near Robin
Mould Frederic, gardener, h. lower end Broad
Mould Jolin, shoemaker, 60 Swan, h. 177 Lumber
Moulton James, carman, boards 30 Chapel
Moulton Wm. provisions, 99 Green, h. 59 Hudson
Mount David, grocer, 293 State, house 30 Dove
Mount John, clerk, boards 7 High
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ALBANY CM] DIRECTORY
Mousett Charles, shoemaker, h. 3 Columbia,
Greenbush
Moutrie Wm. T. boilermaker, Herkimer near
Quay, house 109 Second
MowtT John, laborer, house 153 Sand
Mowf George, laborer, house 32 Broad
Moyer Melville, teacher, house 466 Lydius
Moylan Michael, shoemaker, h. 39 Swan, Arb. h.
Moyston James M. clerk W. R. R. bds. Farmers
and Mechanics' Hotel
Much Anna, widow, boards 47 Steuben
Muckle James, laborer, h. Wash. av. c. Partridge
Muckle John, laborer, h. Wash. av. c. Partridge
Muckle William, laborer, h. Washington av. c.
Partridge
Muddle Wm. mason, house 125 Sand
Mudie Wm. fancy gardener, b. 29 Quackenbush
Mueller Chas. W. broadcloth finisher and sponger
5 Union, house do.
Muhlick Andrew, liquors 289 Washington ave.
Muir James, inspector of hides and leather, h.
56 Van Schaick
Muir Wm. leatherdresser, house 39 Ten Broeck
Mulcahy Edward, alderman 7th ward, tin and
coppersmith, 709 B'way, h. 59 Van Woert
Mulcahy Eliza, widow, house 69 Van Woert
Mulcahy James, grocer, boards 59 Van Woert
Mulcahy Jeremiali, laborer, house 1 30 Bowery
Mulcahy John, baker, li. rear Spruce n. Canal
Mulcahy Patrick, laborer, h. Hawk c. Morton
Mulcahy Patrick, tinsmith, house 59 Van Woert
Mulderry Bryan, confectioner, house 64 Third
Mulford John H. boards Congress Hall
Mulhall James H. clerk gas Co. bds. 3 Clinton
Mulhall Thomas, gas regulators, h. 89 Broad
Mulhern Morris, laborer, house 166 Green
Mulheron Patrick, laborer, h. 7 Hunter's alley
Mulholland (Henry) & Walsh {Matthew), liquors,
14 Beaver, house do.
Mulholland Henry, waiter at 143 Wash. av. b. do
Mulholland James, printer, house 36 Water
Mulholland John, shoemaker, house 36 Water
Mulholland John, jr grocer. Canal cor. Chapel
Mulholland Owen, brickmaker, h. 40 Mulberry
Mull Charles F. painter, house 118 Church
Mull John, carriagemkr. r. 890 B'way, h. 938 do.
Mull John C. patternmaker, house 163 Franklin
Mull Rebecca, widow, house 55 South Pearl
Mull Samuel S. painter, house 167 Kim
Mullaly James, clerk, boards 180 Green
Mullaly Joanna, widow, house 180 Green
Mullaly Wm. moulder, house 56 Schuyler
MuUamphy Edw. A. laborer, bds. 29 Van Woert
Mullamphy Joanna, widow, h. 29 Van Woert
MuUamphy John, laborer, house 29 Van Woert
MuUany Charles, machinist, h. Aiken, G'bush
Mullany Mary, widow, house 808 Broadway
Mullany Mary Miss, dressmaker, b 808 B'way
Mullany Patrick, house 9 Jackson
Mullary Thomas, laborer, house 65 Arch
Mullen Austin, clerk, house 100 Schuyler
Mullen Edward, laborer, house 97 Third
Mullen Hugh, boilermaker, house 96 Philip
Mullen James, laborer, house 6 Quackenbush
Mullen James, carman, boards 97 Third
Mullen James, laborer, liouse Orange
Mullen James, laborer, boards 268 North Pearl
Mullen James, laborer, house 259 Sand
Mullen John, mason, house 43 Van Schaick
Mullen John, carman, house 69 North Ferry
Mullen Mary, widow, house 107 Bowery
Mullen Mary, widow, house 110 Canal
Mullen Mary A. dressmaker, boards 97 Third
Mullen Michael, laborer, h. 25 Swan, Arb. hill
Mullen Patrick, peddler, h. Morton n. Elizabeth
Mullen Patrick, house 244 Hudson
Mullen Patrick, laborer, boards 35 Liberty
Mullen Patrick, cai'penter, house 1 51 Orange
Mullen Patrick, laborer, house 168 JeflFerson
Mullen Paul, laborer, house 66 Third
Mullen Peter, laborer, house 121 Broad
Mullen Peter, carman, h. Thacher n. Learned
Mullen Wm. baker, 206 Green, house do.
MullenkofF John, baker, 27 Bowery, house do.
Mullens Robert, silver ornamentmaker, 50 Green,
house 38 South Ferry
Mullhall Julia, widow, h. rear 118 Ten Broeck
Mullhall Thomas, laborer, house 32 Morton
Mulligan Barney, tailor 91 South Pearl, house
107 Beaver
Mulligan Bridget, widow, house 123 Broad
Mulligan Charles, j)ainter, h. 68 South Lansing
Mulligan Charles, fireman, W. R. R. h. Second,
Greenbush
Mulligan James H. printer, house 217 Swan
Mulligan ,Iohn, paver, house 199 Broadway
Mulligan Margaret, widow, house 199 B'way
Mulligan Mary, widow, house 206 Jefferson
Mulligan Michael, painter, house 173 Green
Mulligan Owen, drover, house 217 Third
MuUin Daniel, porterhouse, 206 B'way, h. do.
Mullin Hugh, laborer, house 50 West Ferry
MuUin John, carman, house 96 Philip
Mullins Catharine, widow, h. 8 Foundry place
Mullins Hugh, boilermaker, house 96 Philip
Mullins Thomas, shoemaker, house 54 Mulberry
Mulloy Thomas, laborer, house 38 Water
Mulpeters Ellen, widow, house 52 Church
Mulpeters John H. clerk, 365 Broadway, boards
52 Church
Mulrooney Bridget, Mrs. house 79 Orange
Mulvill Michael, produce, h. 126 Wash. ave.
Mulville Cornelius, house 47 Mulberry
Mulville Cornelius, grocer, 369 State, house do.
Mulville Cornelius, laborer, house 4 Quackenb.
Mulville Daniel, laborer, house 9 Knox
Mulville John, porterhouse, 377 State, h. do.
Mulville Thomas, laborer, house 10 N. Lansing
Munger Benjamin S. shipping master at Burt's
brewery, house 14 Center
Munger Henry C. 37 Dean, boards 14 Center
Munger Robert, carpenter, h. Columbia, G'bush
Munger Robert H. machinist, boards 14 Center
Munhall Thomas, agent, house 89 Broad
Munsch Mary, widow, house 6 Tennis
Munsell Joel, sen. house 11 Delaware turnpike
Munsell Joel, printer and publisher, 78 State,
house 59 Lodge [the Abbey
Munsig Wm. gastitter, 623 Broadway, house at
Munsion Louis, furrier, house 136 Clinton ave.
Munslow Isaac, nailer, boards 19 Perry
Munson Stephen & Co. ( Willard Bellows), shoes,
369 and 371 Broadway, house 12 High
Murden John, tailor, house 32 Canal
Murdock Charles E. engineer, house 28 S. Ferry
Murdock Ebenezer, tobacco, mustard, &c., 193
Broadway, house 41 South Ferry
Murdock John, Western Hotel, 10 Quackenbush
Murdock Margaret, widow, house 43 Maiden lane
Murnan Patrick, milkman, house 53 iN. Lansing
Murphy Andrew, blacksmith, boards 48 Union
Murphy Andrew, moulder, boards 79 S. Pearl
Murijhy Andrew, printer, boards 201 Green
Murphy Ann, widow of Jolin, h. 14 S. Lansing
Murphy Barney, laborer, house 173 Orange
Murphy Catharine Miss, house 162 Orange
Murphy Catharine, widow, h. 56 Van Schaick
Murphy Charles, laborer, house 3 John
Murphy Charles S. & J. soap and candles, 126
Bowery, house 219 Jay
Murphy Daniel, tailor, house 72 Lawrence
Murphy Daniel, laborer, house Clinton, Bethl.
Murphy Daniel, moulder, house 8 Clinton
Murphy Dennis, laborer, house 7 Fulton
ALBANY [M] DIRECTORY.
105
Murphy Dennis, laborer, house 20 Cliijton ave.
Murphy Dennis, laborer, house 255 Green
Murphy Dennis, laborer, house 251 State
Murphy Dennis, laborer, house 8 Fulton
Murphy Edward, goldplater, house 38 Chestnut
Murphy Edward, shoemaker, house 1 Learned
Murphy Edward, wholesale liquors, 205 Green,
house 200 do.
Murphy Ellen, widow, house 29 Fulton
Murphy Henry, carman, house 155K Orange
Murphy Henry, laborer, hou§e 71 Elm
Murphy James, butcher, house 493 Wash, ave
Murphy James, carpenter, house 108 Broad
Murphy Jas. grocer, B'way n. Harrison, G'bush
Murphy James, tallyman, R. & S. R. R. house
46 Colonie
Murphy James, laborer, liouse 33 Hamilton
Murphy James, porter, 116 Pier, house 81 Canal
Murphy James (C & J. Murphy), 126 Bowery, h.
68 Congress
Murphy James, house 57 Grand
Murphy James, laborer, house 77 Canal
Murphy Jdmes, laborer, house 211 Orange
Murphy Jeremiah, tailor, h. 14 S. Lansing
Murphy John, butcher, house 3 Perry
Murphy John, harnessmaker, h. De Witt
Murphy John, bookkeeper, h. Lydius c. Philip
Murphy John, laborer, house 41 Canal
Murphy John, laborer, house 168 Green
Murphy John, laborer, house 53 Colonie
Murphy John, mason, b. 201 Green [Learned
Murphy John jr. in bedstead factory, boards 1
Murphy John, laborer, bds. West Albany
Murphy John, furnaceman, h. 1 Learned
Murphy John, mason, house 92 Philip
Murphy John, tailor, house 8 Canal
Murphy John, tailor, h. 356 Broadway
Murphy John, tailor, house 12 Cross
Murphy John, liquors, 356 Broadway, boards
Dunlop House [h. 150 Chestnut
Murphy John E. shoemaker, 17 South Pearl,
Murphy John F. clerk, 1 State, bds. 180 Lydius
Murphy Josepli, boards 72 Lawrence
Murphy Julia, widow, house Lydius cor. Philip
Murphy Margaret, widow, house 58 Schuyler
Murphy Margaret, widow, h. 4 William
Murphy Margaret, widow, h. 74 Lawrence
Murphy Mary, wido\^ house 46 Schuyler
Murphy Mary, widow, house 43 Rensselaer
Murphy Matthew, laborer, house 141 Grand
Murphy Michael, laborer, h. at N. Albany
Murphy Michael, agent, 347 B'way, h. 68 Lydius
Murphy Owen, laborer, house 45 Van Woert
Murphy Patrick, house Plumb corner Quay
Murphy Patrick, laborer, h. 542 Wash. ave.
Murphy Patrick, clerk, 1 9 South Pearl, house
Lumber cor. Montgomery
Murphy Patrick, boards 6 Maiden lane
Murphy Patrick, laborer, h. Third n. Snipe
Murphy Patrick jr. ifrocer. Eagle cor. W. Ferry
Murphy Patrick, moulder, house 31 Lumber
Murphy Patrick, proprietor Empire House, and
livery stable, 99 Church [Hawk
Murphy Patrick, chandler, 61 Orange, house 77
Murphy Patrick, shoemaker, house 216 B'way
Murphy Patrick, laborer, house 112 Canal
Murphy Peter, house 27 South Perry
Murphy Peter, plasterer, house 201 Green
Murpliy Peter, laborer, house 113 Franklin
Murphy Richard, moulder, bds. 1 Learned
Murphy Richard, laborer, house 126 Eagle
Murphy Richard, moulder, h. 2 Foundry place
Murphy Richard (Storrs, Murphy & McDonald),
liquors, 356 B'way, bds. Dunlop House
Murphy Richard W. clerk, house 44 Philip
Murphy Robert, carpenter, bds. 1 55 }i Orange
Murphy Thomas, laborer, house 59 Morton
14
Murphy Thomas, salesman, house 222 Lumber
Murphy Thomas, house 14 Lark
Murphy Thomas, laborer, house 70 Arch
Murphy. Thomas P. lockmaker, h. 143 Grand
Murphy Thomas S. bookbinder, Broadway cor.
Beaver, house 86 Hawk, Arbor hill
Murphy Timothy, laborer, h. 17 Lawrence
Murphy Wm. painter, house 12 Railroad ave.
Murphy Wm. laborer, h. at North Albany
Murphy William D. attorney, 74 State, boards
Stanwix Hall
Murray Ann, widow, house 113 Broad
Murray Bridget, widow of Francis, h. 137 Church
Murray Bridget, widow, house 200 Orange
Murray Brian, laborer, bds. 303 N. Pearl
Murray Catharine Mrs. h. 61 N. Lansing
Murray Catharine, widow, house 52 Rensselaer
Murray Charles, carman, house 68 Colonie
Murray Daniel, boatman, bds. 126 Water
Murray Daniel, laborer, house 56 Church
Murray David, principal Albany Academy, 10
Elk, boards do.
Murray Edward, laborer, house 24 Rensselaer
Murray Edward, maltster, house 65 Rensselaer
Murray Edward, 600 Broadway, h. 20 Second
Murray Eliza A. widow, house 147 Hamilton
Murray George, house 83 Dove
Murray George, mason, house 188 Orange
Murray Hugh, blacksmith, h. 31 >i Canal
Murray Hugh H. clothing, 401 B'way, h. do.
Murray James, teamster, h, 62 Lafayette
Murray James, cigarmaker, h. 302 N. Pearl
Murray James, grainmeasurer, h. 160 B'way
Murray James, engineer, liouse 283 Green
Murray James, laborer, house 3 Learned
Murray James, laborer, h. B'way, G'bush
Murray {James) & Co. {Thomas J. Cowell), litho-
graphers. Exchange Bldg, h. 337 Lydius
Murray John, ferryman, house 29 Herkimer
Murray John, laborer, house 61 Broadway
Murray John, maltster, house 57 Bradford
Murray John, clerk. 401 Broadway, b. S. Pearl
Murray John, porterhouse, 125 Quay, h. do.
Murray John jr. bds. 57 Bradford
Murray Lawrence, fireman N. Y. C. R. R. h.
91 Van Woert
Murray Lucy, widow, h. B'way, G'bush
Murray Margaret, beer, 205 B'way, h. do.
Murray Margaret, widow, h. 56 Schuyler
Murray Martha, widow, house 83 Dove
Murray Mary, widow, house 215 Elm
Murray Mary, widow, house 53 Canal
Murray Mary, widow, house 48 Chapel
Murray Matthew, clerk, 164 Second, boards 52
Rensselaer
Murray Michael, cigarmaker, b. 302 N. Pearl
Murray Michael, cigarmaker, bds. 207 Green
Murray Michael, grocer, 164 Second, b. 221 Third
Murray Michael, harnessmaker, bds. 72 Mont-
gomery
Murray Michael, laborer, h. 259 Green
Murray Nicholas, carpenter, h. 159 >i Eagle
Murray Owen, grocer, 104 Water, h. do.
Murray Patrick Mrs. widow, house 207 Green
Murray Patrick, shoemaker, h. 156 Lydius
Murray Patrick, carman, house 16 John
Murray Patrick, maltster, house 65 Rensselaer
Murray Patrick, mason contractor, h. 123 Dallius
Murray Peter, tailor, 44 State, h. 201 S. Pearl
Murray Rosanna, widow, house 374 Lydius
Murray Rosanna, boardiughouse, B'way, G'bush
Murray Rose, widow, house 114 Canal
Muriay Thomas, laborer, h. 37 Van Schaick
Murray Thomas, upholsterer, house 92 Orange
Murray Thomas, cigarmaker, h. 291 N. Pearl
Murray Thomas, porter Merchants' Hotel, house
62 Third
106
ALBANY [ N^ ] DIRECTORY.
Murray Thomas, cooper, 40 De Witt, h. 13 Lark
Murray Timothy, moulder, boards 3 Learned
Murray William, dyer, house 13 Morton
Murray William, carman, house 126 Water
Murray William, cigarmaker, b. 302 N. Pearl
Murray William, house 352 Lydius
Murray William J. pressman, bds. 56 Schuyler
Murtaugh Daniel J. paperhanger, b. 84 Church
Murtaugh James, tinpeddler, h. 114 Van Woert
Murtaugh James, laborer, house 15 Van Zandt
Murtaugh John, junkshop, 19 Columbia, h. do.
Murtaugh John, laborer, house Arch
Murtaugh John {Robbins & M.), undertaker, S.
Pearl cor. Arch, house 19 Clinton
Murtaugh Michael, carman, house 19 Clinton
Murtaugh Owen, peddler, h. 55 Van Woert
Murtaugh Patrick, laborer, house 36 Arch
Murtaugh Peter, house 75 Canal [Arbor hill
Murtaugh Richard, porter, 6 State, h. 45 Swan,
Murtaugh Thomas, laborer, h. 52 Van Schaick
Musig Christian, tailor, house 205 Sand
Muss Henry, laborer, h. Broad, Bethlehem
Mutzman John, shoemaker, h. 69 Rensselaer
Myers Alexander W. teamster, h. 107 Snipe
Myers Abraham, butcher, h. 70 South Pearl
Myers Abram J. waiter, bds. 10 Lark, Arbor hill
Myers Benjamin, boatman, house 75 Lydius
Myers David, laborer, house 267 Sand
Myers Dorothy, widow of John, h. 42 Third
Myers George R. clerk office attorney general,
State Hall, boards Congress Hall
Myers Herman {Adler & M.), jeweler, 386 Broad-
way, house 64 Hudson
Myers Jacob, tailor, house 153 Bowery
Myers John, grainer, boards 64 North Pearl
Myers John, patternmaker, h. 920 Broadway
Myers John, milkman, house rear 65 Third
Myers John, 3d dist. police, house 34 Third
Myers John J. physician, De Witt corner Mont-
gomery, boards 920 Broadway
Myers Joseph, jeweler, 386 Broadway
Myers Mary, widow, house rear 78 Bassett
Myers Nicholas, laborer, house 85 Bowery
Myers Patrick, peddler, house 65 Third
Myers Stephen, agent, h. 10 Lark, Arbor hill
Myers Thomas, metalroofer, 2 Canal, house 64
North Pearl [Water
Myers William, constable, 6th ward, house 108X
Mylet Maria, widow, house 161 Broadway
Mynders Jonathan, clerk, house 93 Grand
NABLE MATTHIAS, varnisher, h. 116 Sand
Nafew John S. printer, boards Congress Hall
Nagle Michael, laborer, boards 100 Quay
Naale Patrick, laborer, house 6 Fulton
Nalan Michael, laborer, house 14 Van Zandt
Nally Michael Mrs. widow, house 63 Orange
Nash Albert A. clerk, boards 32 Chapel
Nash George, carpenter, h. 34 South Lansing
Nash George, potter, house 66 Hudson
Nash Isaac D. clerk. Museum Building
Nash Janies, laborer, house 50 Water •
N<ash Jesse, patternmaker, bds. 231 N. Pearl
Nash John, tailor, house 25 Rensselaer
Nash John H, {Palmer, Newton & Co.), Salaman-
der and Albany fire brick works, Rathbone,
near Erie Cajial, house 231 North Pearl
Nash Martin, laborer, house 25 Rensselaer
Nash Michael, grocer, 204 Broadway, h. do.
Nash Michael, laborer, house 50 Water
Nast A. A. 476 Broadway, bds. 32 Chapel
Nast F. Mrs. house 32 Chapel
Nathan Meyer, porterhouse, 108 S. Pearl, h. do.
Nathanson Nathan, millinery, 42H S. Pearl
Nattenheimer P. H. clerk, 330 Broadway, boards
77 Lydius
Natterer Anthony, clerk, 603 Broadway, h. do.
Naughton. Edward, butcher, house 227 Bowery
Naughton George, butcher, house Ontario cor.
Sand
Naughton William, butcher, house 55 Perry
Nauman John W. farmer, house 183 Broad
Neal Henry S. carpenter, house 227 Broadway
Near E. S. clerk, at P. L. Gilbert's, b. 146 Broad
Near George B. foreman at .John A. Goeway's
foundry, house 167 Franklin
Near Henry F. moulder, house 146 Broad
Neary .lohn, laborer, house 224 Broadway
Neary .John J. laborer, house 250 Hudson
Neary William, machinist, bds. 250 Hudson
Neeland Patrick, laborer, h. 29 Van Woert
Neeley James, blacksmith, house 125 Green
Neeley Jane, widow, house 49 Westerlo
Neemes Joseph foreman, 110 Beaver, house 292
Lj^dius
Neidlniger Frederick, wheelwright, h. 83 Sand
Neil John, cabinetmaker, house 114 Sand
Neil Robert H. clerk, 365 Broadway, house 203
South Pearl
Neligan David, emigrant agent, over People's
Line office, house 35 Westerlo
Nellegar Asa B. wheelwright, h. North Albany
Nellegar Cornelius, stovemounter, h. N. Albany
Nellegar John B. blacksmith, h. North Albany
Nellegar Joseph {Dexter &N.), apothecary, State
corner North Pearl, h. 20 Chestnut
Nellegar Wm. R. cabinetmaker, 1 16 Broad, h. do.
Nelliy;ar Abram, patternmaker, h. 62 Willett
Nellis Georgiimna, widow, h. East Albany
Nelson Alex. {R. & A. Nelson), 22 North 'Pearl
Nelson Eleanor, widow, house 62 Westerlo
Nelson John, 51st reg't, boards 26 Church
Nelson John D. carpenter, bds. 46 Westerlo
Nelson John M. attorney, and assistant district
attorney, 69 State, bds. 27 Quackenbush
Nelson Robert and Alex, dentists, 22 N. Pearl
Nemire Charles, carpenter, house 249 Green
Nemire Louisa, widow, house 107 Snipe
Nennig John, tailor, house 34 Clinton
Nesbitt Edmund {Ridgway & Co.), plumber, 121
State, house 26 Dove [Phcenix Hotel
Nesbitt James, oysters, &c., 301 Broadway, bds.
Nessle John P. grocer. Maiden lane cor. Chapel
Nestell Hiram M. engineer, W. R. R. h. Mechanic
above East, Greenbush
Nethaway Clinton, agent, house 155 Elm
Nethaway Duncan, tallyman, h. 823 Broadway
Nethaway Harvey, shoemaker, 841 Broadway,
h. 69 N. Ferry [74 First
Nethaway John J. bookkeeper, 120 Water, house
Netterville John W. cabinetmaker and under-
taker, 118 S. Pearl and 90 Bleecker, bouse
118 South Pearl
Netterville William M. 62d reg., b. 118 S. Pearl
Neudorf Frederic, stovemounter, h. 209 Broad
Neuhaus Charles, brassfinisher, h. 43 Morton
Neuhaus Frederick, watchmaker, h. 187 S. Pearl
Neville Christopher, laborer, h. 63 Van Woert
Neville John, wood and coal, Hudson corner
Lark, house 142 Lark
Neville Sarah, widow, grocer, 1 N. Lansing
Neville Thomas, laborer, house 57 Lawrence
Nevils Patrick, laborer, house 63 Lawrence
New John, printer, boards Clinton Hotel
Newbauer Baltus, blacksmith, house 86 Cherry
Newbauer Melchior, blacksmith, h. 13 Alex.
Newburg Alexander, house 274 South Pearl
Newburg Jacob, clerk, boards 109 Green
Newburg Simon Mrs. house 109 Green
Newbv John, miller, 80 Pier, b. 12 Van Tromp
Newcomb Charles W. clerk Exchange Bank, 450
Broadwaj-^, boards 90 Lydius
Newcomb David, dentist, 61 Hudson, h. do.
Newcomb Edward, att'y, 71 State, b. 90 Lydius
ALBANY [N] DIRECTORY
107
NewcombGeo. H. physician, 86 Hudson, boards
90 Lydius
Newcorab [Thomas D.) & Co. (JF. W. Newcomb),
books and stationery 524 Broadway, house
90 Lydius
Newcomb Thomas W. house 90 Lydius
Newcomb William W. ( Newcomb & Co.), boards
63 Clinton avenue
Newell Clifford, stereotyper, h. 25 Jefferson
Newhof Simon, butcher, house 125 Broad
Newhouse Lewis, cabinetmaker, h. at N. Albany
Newland David, agent bank department. State
Hall, h. 31 Grand [lumbia
Newlands Jane, widow of David, house 103 Co-
Newmnn Charles, wooldealer, 457 Broadway,
and leatherdresser, Orange corner Water,
house 14 First (Robin
Newman Francis, laborer, h. Washington near
Newman George, leatherdresser, h. 30 Clin. ave.
Newman Henry, leatherdresser 457 Broadway,
and Orange cor. Water, h. 679 Broadway
Newman Isaac, clothing, 202 South Pearl, h. do,
Newman James, tailor, house 223 Clinton ave.
Newman James, 457 Broadway, li. 64 Clinton av
Newman James W. clerk, N. Y. C. R. R. freight,
boards 680 Broadway
Newman John L. 457 Broadway, house 679 do.
Newman John Y. cabinetmaker, bds. 183 Broad
Newman Juliette, teacher, li. 30 Clinton ave.
Newman Michael, brakeman, bds. 291 N. Pearl
Newman Patrick, laborer, house 416 Wash. ave.
Newman Peter, printer, boards 1 16 Jefferson
Newman Thomas, porter, N. Y. C. R. R. office,
house 116 Jefferson
Newman Thomas, teacher, house 97 Elm
Newman Thomas, carman, house 146 Canal
Newton Dier, house 10 Divison
Newton Horace B. {Palmer, N. & Co.), Salaman-
der and Albany lire brick works, Rathbone
near Erie canal, house at Newtonville
Newton John M. jr {Palmer N. & Co.), Salaman-
der and Albany fire brick works, Rathbone,
boards American Hotel [10 Division
Newton Rena Miss, milliner, 346 Broadway, h.
Newton Robert N. mer. tailor, 40 State, h. 7 Elm
Newton Thomas C. painter, house 42 Sand
Newton William, house 52 Washington ave.
Newwitter Julius, clothing, 64 Wash. ave. and
dr^ goods, 73 South Pearl, house do.
Newwitter Nathan J. boards 73 South Pearl
Newwitter Simon, clerk, 64 Washington avenue,
boards Hager's Hotel
Niblock Alexander, house 14 Catharine
Niblock John, dyer and scourer, 43 Hudson
Nichol George, laborer, house 2 Clinton
Nichol George, shoemaker, 4 Little Basin, house
18 North Lansing
Nichols Alexander, agent, house 24 Orange
Nichols Alexander, shoemaker, h. 172 Montg'y
Nichols Bradley, flour and grain, 66 Quay, house
30 Broad
Nichols {Charles B.) & Birch (5. M.), lumber,
Water cor. Lawrence, h. 113 Grand
Nichols Charles C. builder, house 185 Lydius
Nichols James, register bank department. State
Hall, house 113 Grand
Nichols .John C. bookkeper, 352 Broadway, bds.
226 Hudson
Nichols John D. clerk, 74 State, h. 253 Hudson
Nichols Munson C. G. attorney, 94 State, house
187M Lumber
Nichols Peter, laborer, house 75 Alexander
Nichols Ward, 66 Quay, house 16 Broad
Nichols William, church builder, h. 185 Lydius
Nichols William, carman, house 174 Hudson
Nickerson John, clerk Assorting House
Nickerson Susan Camp, teacher, h. 12 Lodge
Nicoll William H. jr. driver, house 172 Hudson
Niebuhr Henry, trimmer, house 327 South Pearl
Niemayer Henry, carman, h. 142 Franklin
Niles Charles, clerk, 41 N. Pearl, b. 4 Park place
Niles Henry, house 220 State
Nitzell John, laborer, house 163 Elk
Niver Sarah Mrs. house 146 Jefferson
Nixon James, china, glass and earthenware, 48
State, house 36 Swan, Arbor hill
Nixon Simon, clerk 48 State, bds. 16 Swan
Noble Charles E. bookbinder, house 68 First
Noble James E. bookkeeper, N. Y. C. R. R. ma-
chine shop, house 74 Division
Noble John, laborer, house 131 Clinton avenue
Noble John C. clerk, N. Y. C. R. R. 283 Broad-
way, house 90 Swan, Arbor hill
Noe Louis, painter, house 193 South Pearl
Noethen Theodore Rev. house 152 Hamilton
Nolan Andrew, mason, boards 213 Elm
Nolan Daniel, laborer, house 42 Lawrence
Nolan Edward, clerk, boards 210 Swan
Nolan Edward, laborer, house 93 Van Woert
Nolan Frances, widow, house 213 Elm
Nolan James, laborer, house 19 Hawk
Nolan James, porter, house 58 Arch
Nolan James C. grocer. First c. Swan, b. 44 First
Nolan James H. carman, house 17 Van Woert
Nolan John, laborer, boards Lydius near Perry
Nolan John, butcher 24 W. Ferry, h. 315 Bowery
Nolan John, porter, house lOl Beaver
Nolan John, laborer, house 42 Philip
Nolan John, laborer, house 154 Colonie
Nolan John, bartender, b. Green cor. Mulberry
Nolan John, 43d reg't, boards 21 Lodge
Nolan John, carman, boards 93 Van Woert
Nolan Joseph, in freight yard, b. 171 Montg'y
Nolan Joseph, laborer, house 49 N. Lansing
Nolan Julia, widow, house 102 First
Nolan Julia, widow, house 21 Lodge
Nolan Laurence, overseer poor, house 44 Fii-st
Nolan Margaret, widow, house 78 Clinton
Nolan Mary, house 315 Washington avenue
Nolan Mary, widow, house Green cor. Mulberry
Nolan Mary Ann, widow, house 185 Orange
Nolan Michael, carpenter, house 40 First
Nolan Michael A. clerk, county clerk's office,
City Hall, boards 17 Van Woert
Nolan Michael N. boards 28 North Ferry
Nolan Mrs. widow, house 61 Lafayette
Nolan Patrick, carman, h. Thacher, n. Learned
Nolan Patrick, teamster, house 40 Morton
Nolan Patrick, laborer, h. Lydius, near Ontario
Nolan Patrick, teamster, house 82 South Pearl
Nolan Peter, carman, house 82 South Pearl
Nolan Pierce, blacksmith, house 305 N. Pearl
Nolan Thomas, laborer, h. Green cor. Mulberry
Nolan William, 3d dist. police, house 30 Canal
Nolan William, cooper, h. Second, near Snipe
Nolan William J. clerk, bds. 17 Van Woert
Nolan, see Knowlan
Nold Lewis, baker, house 119 Arch
Nonnemacher Henry, carpetweaver, h. 287 Sand
Noonan Dennis, porterhouse, 1 20 Van Woert
Noonan Matthew, carman, house 123 Canal
Noonan Thomas, real estate ageiit, 38 Steuben
Nopper Andrew, tailor, house 17 Gansf^voort
Normile James, laborer, boards 1 9 De Witt
Norris H. B. hairdresser, 70 Wash. ave. Ii. do.
Norris H. B. Mrs. variety store, 70 Wash. ave.
Norris James J. hairdresser, 632 Broadway, h. do.
Norris Richard, clerk, Franklin corner Bassett,
house 280 South Pearl
North Abirain, newscarrier, h. rear 130 Broad
North Jnme-s M. teacher at Normal School, bds.
28 Pinin
North Jolni, clerk, 31 Hudson, b. Eagle St. Hotel
Northrop Elmore J. barkeeper, 74 Wash. ave.
108
ALBANY [0] DIRECTORY
Northrop Eunice, widow, house 41 Dallius
Northrop John G. {Ainsworth & N.), grocer, 15
State, house 53 Ten Broeck [Ferry
Northrop Joseph M. patternmaker, h. 48 West
Northrop Joseph N. physician and apothecary,
51 Second, house 96 do.
Northrop Sanford W. ( Winnc & N.), bent fellies,
comer Colonic, Center and North Lansing,
house 186 North Pearl
Norton Anna, widow, house 52 South Ferry
Norton David, R. R. shop, house 145 First
Norton Edwin S. carpenter, W. R. R. house 86
Washington, Greenbush
Norton Elizabeth, widow, house 229 S. Pearl
Norton Elizabeth P. widow, house 49 N. Pearl
Norton James, printer, house 1 1 1 Jefferson
Norton John, blacksmith, house 91 Dallius
Norton John, porterhouse, 185 Orange, h. do.
Norton Lewis, fish and oysters, 122 Lydius, bds.
52 S. Ferry
Norton Loran K. house 8 Norton
Norton Mills G. fishmarket, h. 52 South Ferry
Norton William, laborer, h. Bethlehem road n.
Ganseroort
Norton William P. salesman, 1 and 2 Central
Block, B'way, b. 62 Howard
Norwood David, grocer, 81 Orange, h. do.
Noud Lawrence, shoemaker, house 28 Canal
Nowlan Elizabeth, widow, house 44 Philip
Noyes Alexander G. 372 B way, b. 20 S. Ferry
Noyes Anna, widow, house 113 State
Noyes Matthew, house 24 La Fayette
Nugent Ellen, widow, 205 Orange [Union
Nugent Henry P. justice. Center Market, h. 44
Nugent John, laborer, house 289 North Pearl
Nugent Matthew, laborer, h. 22 Rensselaer
Nugent Patrick, laborer, house Third ab. Snipe
Nugent William, laborer, house 72 Colonic
Nunn Elizabeth, widow, house 49 Cherry
Nurney John, laborer, house North Albany
Nusbaum Herman, baker, 158 S. Pearl, h. do.
Nusbaum Israel, cigar peddler, live and let live,
house 73 South Ferry
Nusbaum Solomon, peddler, house 187 S. Pearl
Nusbaum William, cigarmaker, h. 18 Delaware
Nutting John, clerk, 661 Broadway, house do.
Nyland John, laceweaver, h. 433 Clinton ave.
O'BRIEN BARTLEY, laborer, boards 55 Colonic
O'Brien Bernard, tailor, 377 B'way, h. 379 do.
O'Brien Bridget, widow, house 41 Schuyler
O'Brien Catharine, widow of Wm. h. 1 55 B'way
O'Brien Catharine R. widow, house 74 Canal
O'Brien Charles (Parker & O'B.), tailors, 481
Broadway, house 65 Division
O'Brien Charles, boatman, house 65 X Arch
O'Brien Cornelius, laborer, h. B'way cor. John
O'Brien Daniel, butcher, h. 456 Wash. ave.
O'Brien Daniel J. clerk, 36 State, b. 826 B'way
O'Brien David, carpenter, bds. 102 Hawk
O'Brien Ellen A. milliner, 37 Columbia, h. do.
O'Brien (Henry) & Lee [Edward] billiards, 43
Division, boards 74 Canal [101 Clinton ave.
O'Brien Hugh, cashier, 45 North Pearl, house
O'Brien James, baker, house 208 Broadway
O'Brien James, laborer, house 166 Green
O'Brien James, laborer, house 16 Van Schaick
O'Brien James, tailor, house 143 Lumber
O'Brien James, carpenter, house 44 Delaware
O'Brien James, peddler, house 66 Arch
O'Brien Jeremiah, vol., house 59 Broadway
O'Brien Jeremiah, laborer, house 76 Canal
O'Brien John, laborer, house 267 Elm
O'Brien John, blacksmith, h. 34 Van Schaick
O'Brien John, cigarmaker, house 55 Lark
O'Brien John, bookbinder, house 223 Elm
O'Brien John, coachpainter, boards 74 Canal
O'Brien John, laborer, house 146 Third
O'Brien John, laborer, house North Albany
O'Brien John, mason, house 63 Arch
O'Brien John, shoemaker, house 70 Colonic
O'Brien John A. millinery goods, 45 N. Pearl, h.
101 Clinton avenue
O'Brien Margaret, widow, house 45 Liberty
O'Brien Mary, widow, house 98 Bowery
O'Brien Mary, widow, house Dallius cor. Bassett
O'Brien Mary, widow, house 15 Chapel
O'Brien Mary, widow, h. 21 Swan, Arbor hill
O'Brien Matthew, blacksmith, 15 La Fayette
O'Brien Michael, laborer, house 47 Van Schaick
O'Brien Michael, laborer, house 102 Hawk
O'Brien Michael G. bookkeeper, 6 Hudson, bds.
Exchange Hotel
O'Brien Michael J. printer, boards 102 Hawk
O'Brien Patrick, carman, house rear 143 Lumber
O'Brien Patrick, laborer, bds. 46 N. Lansing
O'Brien Patrick, tailor, h. 68 South Lansing
O'Brien Patrick, boatman, house 138 Churcn
O'Brien Peter, blacksmith, 13 La Fayette, house
19 Hawk
O'Brien Philip, tinsmith, 175 South Pearl
O'Brien Stephen, brakeman, h. 851 Broadway
O'Brien Thomas, house 55 Bassett
O'Brien Thomas, tailor, house 55 Third
O'Brien Thomas, maltster, house 141 Chestnut
O'Brien Thomas, laborer, house 37 Columbia
O'Brien William, maltster, boards 141 Chestnut
O'Brien William, laborer, house 16 Van Zandt
O'Brien William, tinsmith, bds. 30 Chapel
O'Brien William, butcher, house 254 Bowery
O'Brien William, cigarmaker, bds. 6 Norton
O'Brien William, furuaceman, house 85 Canal
O'Callaghan E. B. compiler. State Hall, house
232 State
O'Callaghan Elizabeth, house 26 Chapel
O'Callaghan Hugh, mason, house 58 West Ferry
O'Callaghan John, laborer, h. 4 Quackenbush
O'Callaghan Joseph, porterhouse, Howard cor.
William, house do.
O'Callaghan Margaret, widow, h. 26 Chapel
O'Connell James, grocer, house 249 Green
O'Connell James, laborer, house 173 Church
O'Connell John, grocer, h. Green, c. Nucella
O'Connell John, clerk, 4 William, bds. 6 do.
O'Connell John, sawyer, house 90 Cherry
O'Connell Patrick, grocer, h. Third n. Knox
O'Connell Richard, liquors, 4 William, h. 6 do.
O'Connell Thos. wheelwright, 52 Water, h. do.
O'Connell Thomas, wheelwright, bds. 52 Water
O'Connor Bridget, widow, house 132 Eagle
O'Connor Charles, waiter, house 55 Van Schaick
O'Connor Cornelius, shoemaker, h. 33 Mulberry
O'Connor D*^nnis, driver, h. 471 Wash. ave.
O'Connor Ellen Mrs. house Swan near Third
O'Connor Francis, laborer, house 245 Elm
O'Connor Hannah, dressmaker, h. 23 Franklin
O'Connor Hugh A. macliinist, b. 287 Lumber
O'Connor James, laborer, house Chapel
O'Connor James, laborer, house 78 Arch
O'Connor James, engineer, house 21 S. Ferry
O'Connor John, blacksmith, h. 287 Lumber
O'Connor John, carpenter, house 34 Union
O'Connor John, grocer. Dove c. Hamilton, h. do
O'Connor John, porterhouse, 75 Columbia h. do.
O'Connor John, maltster, house 85 Orange
O'Connor John, shoemaker, bds. 789 Broadway
O'Connor John I. engineer, house 21 S. Ferry
O'Connor Michael, carpenter, house 167 Lydius
O'Connor Michael, maltster, bds. 140 Grten
O'Connor O. M. Rev. h. 225 Lydius op. Cathedral
O'Connor Patrick, lith. printer, h. 64 Green
O'Connor Patrick, grocer, 147 Hamilton, h. do.
O'Connor Patrick, porterhouse, 4 Quackenbush
O'Connor Patrick, cutter, house 55 Colonie
ALBANY [0] DIRECTORY.
109
O'Connor Robert F. oysters and fish, Swan cor.
Third, house do.
O'Connor Thomas, butcher, h. 469 Wash. ave.
O'Connor Thomas, peddler, h. 184 South Pearl
O'Connor Thomas, grocer, 109 Broad, house do.
O'Connor William, junkdealer, 18 Tow path
O'Connor Wm. carpenter, house 34 Union
O'Connor Wm. laborer, house 30 Van Zandt
O'Dea James, carpenter, house 130 Eagle
O'Dea John, shoemaker, house 127 Broad
O'Donahue John, fireman, house 77 Colonic
O'Donnel James, laborer, house 153 Orange
O'Donnel James, mason, h. Orange near Swan
O'Donnel Margaret, widow, bds. Orange n. Swan
O'Donnel Mary, widow, house 107 Canal
O'Donnel Mary, widow, house 20 Clinton
O'Donnel Thomas, laborer, h. 31 Van Zandt
O'Donnell Bartholomew, laborer, h. Glen, G'bush
O'Donnell Dennis, laborer, h. 59 N. Lansing
O'Donnell Jeremiah, laborer, house 34 Morton
O'Donnell John, laborer, house 23 Van Vechten
Q'Dwyer Michael, laborer, house 168 Jefferson
O'Dwyer Richard, superintendent insane asylum
O'Gara Timothy, laborer, house 57 Nucella
O'Grady John, laborer, house 1 1 Fulton
O'Grady Thomas, laborer, house r. 16 Lumber
O'Hagan Charles, grocer, 22 W. Ferry, h. do.
O'Hagan James,. peddler, house 34 Chestnut
O'Hagan John, printer, house 53 Orange
O'Hagan John, grocer, 175 Elm, house do.
O'Hagan Thomas W. grocer. Second cor. Lark,
house 45 Lark, Arbor hill
O'Hanlon Bridget, widow, house 19 Orange
O'Haulon Ellen, widow, house 103 Hamilton
O'Hanlon John, printer, bds. 50 Van Schaick
O'Hanlon Mary, widow, h. rear 173 Orange
O'Hanlon Michael, blacksmith, h. 15 Bleecker
O'Hara James, laborer, house 14 Orange
O'Hara John, laborer, house 21 Swan
O'Hara Patrick, laborer, house 14 Orange
O'Hara Richard, laborer, h. 1 1 Little Basin
O'Hara Thomas, house 24 Van Woert
O'Hare Catharine, widow, bds. 26 Jay
O'Hare Charles, laborer, h. 43 Van Schaick
O'Hare Daniel, laborer, house r. 83 Orange
O'Hare Hugh, boatman, house 43 Bassett
O'Hare James, laborer, h. Vine near Green
O'Hare John, laborer, house 21 Swan
O'Hare Michael, brickmoulder, house 3 Eagle
O'Hare Owen, grocer. Arch c. Green, house do.
O'Hare Patrick, laborer, h. Spruce n. Dova
O'Hare Peter, laborer, house 185 Broadway
O'Hare Thomas, laborer, house 53 Cherry
O'Hare Thomas, 93d reg't, house 61 Nucella
O'Hearn Matthew, shoemaker, bds. 21 Orange
O'Hearn Matthew, laborer, bds. 21 Orange
O'Hearn Michael, engineer, house 10 De Witt
O'Hearn Patrick, laborer, liouse 60 Church
O'Hearn Thomas, moulder, bds. 10 De Witt
O'Heeney Martin J. oilclothprinter, h. 133 First
O'Horo James, laborer, house 42 Arch
O'Keefe Daniel, laborer, house Tivoli hollow
O'Keefe Michael, laborer, h. 57 North Lansing
O'Keefe Thomas, jr. carpenter, bds. 79 Cherry
O'Keefe Thomas, carpenter, 62 Cherry, h. 79 do.
O'Keefe William, butcher, h. 477 Wash. ave.
O'Leary Cornelius B. physician, bds. 50 Philip
O'Leary Patrick, laborer, house 134 Hawk
O'Lena Henry, carpenter, house 106 First
O'Loughlin James, harnessmaker, 173 Mont-
gomery, house do.
O'Malley John, shoemaker, h. 29 Gansevoort
O'Malley Thomas, paperhauger, h. 211 Jefferson
O'Mara Bartholomew, laborer, h. 35 Montgomery
O'Marra John, shoemaker, h. 61 N. Lansing
O'Meilly Patrick, laborer, house 18 Second
O'Meilly Thomas, laborer, h. 66 Lawrence
O'Neil Bernard, laborer, house 37 Van Schaick
O'Neil Catharine, widow, house 56 Arch
O'Neil David, house 49 Van Schaick
O'Neil Dennis, cooper, bds. 22 Jackson
O'Neil Edmund, laborer, house 129 Dove
O'Neil Edward, laborer, h. rear 121 Lumber
O'Neil Esther, widow, house 58 Arch
O'Neil Francis, laborer, house 169 Orange
O'Neil Fi-ailtis, farmer, h. Lydius n. Ontario
O'Neil Hugh, moulder, house 71 Schuyler
O'Neil James, laborer, house 163 Orange
O'Neil James, carpenter, house 43 Third
O'Neil James, laborer, h. 3 West Ferry alley
O'Neil John, carpenter, boards 9 Chapel
O'Neil John, cooper, house 22 Jackson
O'Neil John J. moulder, h. rear 136 Lumber
O'Neil Margaret, widow, house 18 Union
O'Neil Margaret, widow, house 120 First
O'Neil Michael, laborer, house 168 Jefferson
O'Neil Michael, laborer, house 102 Sand
O'Neil Michael, porterhouse, 162 Montgomeijy
O'Neil Owen, grocer, 68 Arch, house do.
O'Neil Patrick, cooper, bds. 22 Jackson
O'Neil Patrick, laborer, house 42 Philip
O'Neil William, painter, h. 59 Rensselaer
O'Neil William K. physician, 5 Beaver, house
49 Van Schaick
O'Neile John S. watchman at Penitentiary
O'Neill Andrew, carpenter, house 22 Jefferson
O'Neill James, slaipcarpenter, house 35 Dean
O'Neill John, boatman, house 61 Third
O'Neill Thomas, carpenter, house 25 Fulton
O'Reily James, machinist, bds. Farmers' Hotel
O'Roark Thomas, grocer, 219 South Pearl
O'Rourke Patrick, grocer, Arch cor. Franklin
O'Rourke Patrick, cutter, 417 B'way, house 16
Jackson
O'Rourke Timothy, laborer, house 34 Water
O'Shaughnessy Morris, laborer, h. 33 Church
O'Shaughnessy, see Shaughnessy
O'Shea John, clerk, boards 61 Hawk
O'Shea Timothy, tallow chandler, house 150
Jefferson
O'Sullivan Eliza, teacher, bds. 63 South Pearl
O'Sallivan James, printer, house 49 Lydius
O'Sullivan Michael, capt. 63d reg't, bookseller,
63 South Pearl, house do.
O'Sullivan, see Sullivan
O'Toole John, brakeman, house 19 Orange
Oakley Samuel H. printer, house 177 State
Oatfield Chrlstoffel, cook, house West Ferry alley
Oatfield Francis, waiter, house rear 74 Broad
Oathout Peter, carman, house 127 Lumber
Ockart Michael, carpenter, house Washington
avenue above Partridge
Odell Bridget, widow, house 171 Orange
Odekirk Gertrude, widow, house 52 Philip
Offenheiser Godfrey, house 91 Beaver
Ofierman Agnes, widow, house 159 Elk
Ogden Alexander, clerk, 41 North Pearl, boards
169 Eagle
Ogden Charles P. gilder, bds. 37 Lafayette
Ogden Edward {Woollett & 0.), architect, 59
State, house 68 Hudson
Ogden Esther, widow, house 37 Lafayette
Ogden John, shipcarpenter, h. 116X Franklin
Ogden Margaret, widow, house 169 Eagle
Ogden Merritt T. clerk, 48 S. Pearl, b. 53 High
Ogden Stephen P. blacksmith, h. 37 Lafayette
Ogden Thomas E. engineer, h. 106 Herkimer
Oger Augustus N. carpenter, house 169 Elk
Oger Charles, carpenter, house 183 Elk
Ogle John, hostler, house 18 N. Lansing
Ogsbury Jacob H. dry goods. 59 Wash.' avenue,
house 79 do.
Ogsbury John D. house 65 Dove
Olcott Clarence W. clerk b. last liouse on Eagle
110
ALBANY [0] DIRECTORY.
Olcott Dudley, accountant, Mech. and Farmers'
Bank, bds. 9 Third near Ten Broeck
Olcott Frederick P. {Birdsall,Fassett & 0.), lum-
ber, 9 Lumber district, boards 9 Third near
Ten Broeck
Olcott (John J.) & King (J. H.), attorneys, 69
State, house 9 Third near Ten Broeck
Olcott Theodore, house Columbia place
Olcott Thomas, cashier Mechanic aifli Farmers'
Bank, house 186 Lydius
Olcott Thomas W. president Mechanics and
Fanners' Bank, h. 9 Third near Ten Broeck
Olin Edwin R. [Davison & 0.), attorney, 94
State, boards 152 Swan
Oliver A. J. lieut. 91st reg't, house 439 Lydius
Oliver Ambrose, millinery, h. 176 S. Pearl
Oliver Gibson, carpenter, house 10 Howard
Oliver Henry, porter, house 15 Lark
Oliver Jacob R. policeman, house 49 Congress
Oliver John, coffee roaster, 352 Broadway, h.
f/74 Rensselaer
Oliver John H. liouse 92 Jefferson
Oliver Thomas, laborer, house 16 Canal
Olmstead Charles S. boards Franklin House
Olmstead John J. boards Uunlop House
Olmsted Hiram Mrs. house 47 Second
Ouderdonk Abraham F. teacher dist. school No.
13, house 199 Lumber
Onkey Jane, widow, house 95 Bassett
Onkey John, upholsterer, boards 95 Bassett
Oiikey Mary, dressmaker, house 95 Bassett
Qnkey Mary Ann, tailoress, house 95 Bassett
Oosterman Simon, painter, h. VVhitt-hall road
near Elizabeth [115 Green
Oppenheim Gerson, grocer, 92 Herkimer, house
Oppenheim Lewis, hatter, 123 S. Pearl, h. do.
Oppenheim Wm. clerk, boards 115 Green
Opperman Frederic, cigarmaker, 134K S. Pearl
Opperman John, tailor, h. Whitehall rd. n. Eagle
Orange William, laborer, house 52 Mulberry
Orcutt Charles F. pottery, 234 Hamilton, boards
230 Lydius [250 Lydius
Orcutt Eleazer, pottery, 234 Hamilton, house
Orcutt Joseph B, machinist, house 7 Van Woert
Orcutt L. A. & Co. (E. H. Jones), foundry facings,
Tivoli hollow, house do [Lydius
Orcutt Rodolphiis, pottery, 234 Hamilton, b. 250
Orcutt Wilson A. grist mill, Tivoli hollow
Orlep Albert, refreshment saloon, Bath Ferry,^
ikouse 9 Nortli Ferry
Orme George, grocer, 30 Jefferson, house do.
Ormston Eliza, tailoress, h. 36 Union [li. 38 Lyd's
Orr David [Edson & Co.), distiller, 11 Hudson,
Orr Robert Mrs house 71 Hamilton
Orr Wm. alderman 4th ward, house 89 Hudson
Orr (William) & Blair (Dawirf S.), brassfounders,
64 Beaver, house 89 Hudson
Orr William E. clerk, boards 38 Lydius
Orssin H. Maria, widow, house 61 Union
Ortel Regina, widow, grocer, Broad c. V. Vechten
Ortell John, baggage master, N. Y. C. R. R. house
124 Lark
Orth Charles, shoemaker, house 55 Clinton
Orton Albert W., N. Y. C. R. R. freight office,
boards 71 Hudson
Osborn George, shoemaker, house 133 Orange
Osborn Geo. P. exp. messenger, h. 238 Hudson
Osborn Henry, clerk, 350 B'way, b. 102 Hudson
Osborn (James H.) & Co. (Geo. Hoyt), grocers,
159 South Pearl, house 136 Hamilton
Osborn Jeremiah, sh'oes, 350 Broadway, h. 102
Hudson [223 North Pearl
Osborn John W. roofing slates, 10 James, house
Osborn Nehemiah, baker, 12Bleecker, house 212
Broadway [Lafayette
Osborn Sarali, washing and ironing, house 44
Orborn William, clerk, house 114 Lark
Osborn William Mrs. millinery, h. 20 Beaver
Osborn Wiliam L. boards 212 Broadway
Osborn Wm. S. clerk, 384 B'way, b. 35 Dallius
Osborne Noah, pianofinisher, h. 242 Lumber
Osgood Charles, foreman at J. F. Rathbone's,
house 874 Broadway
Osier Charles, 91st reg't, house 32 Water
Osier Thomas, shipcarpenter, house 32 Water
Osterhout David, baggageman. Maiden lane cor.
Dean, house 397 State [Del. turnp.
Osterhout Henry, peddler, house Morton near
Osterhout Henry, agt. W. R. R. office, h. 66 Lark
Osterhout James H. engineer, h. 59 De Witt
Osterhout Schuyler, conductor N. Y. C. R. R.
boards 88 Lark
Osterhout William, engineer, h. Steuben, Bath
Osterhout Wm. H. haypresser, h. Seymour, Bath
Ostram Abigail, widow of Wm. h. 64 Westerlo
Ostram Charles, boards 64 Westerlo
Ostram John, boat captain, boards 64 Westerlo
Ostram J. Wm. boatman, boards 64 Westerlo
Ostrander Cooper, carman. Fowler, Bath
Ostrander Edward, clerk, 63 Washington ave.
boards 150 Swan
Ostrander Edward, physican, 295 Hamilton
Ostrander Evert jr. machinist, h. W. Alban-^
Ostrander Hannah, widow, h. B'way, G'bush
Ostrander Henry, laborer, house 26 Clinton
Ostrander James, butcher, 14 Centre Market,
house 383 Lydius [221 Jay
Ostrander Jas. S. bookkeeper, 16 Beaver, house
Ostrander John A. clerk, 10 Centre Market,
house 102 Hawk
Ostrander Mary Ann, widow, h. 5 Columbia
Ostrander Peter, fireman, b. Wash. Greenbusli
Ostrom (Oipson T.) & Mclntyre (Archibald), ^ro-
visions and com. 9 Exchange, b. 44 Grand
Ostrom Louisa, teacher Normal School, boards
130 State
Oswald James, 3d district police, b. 55 Colonie
Oswald Wm. blacksmith, house 274 Broadway
Otho Casper, baker, house 127 North Snipe
Otis Margaret, widow, house 44 Arch
Ott Catharine Mrs. house 73 Swan, Arbor hill
Ott Friend James, bookk. b. 73 Swan, Arb. hill
Ott James C. boards 73 Swan, Arbor hill
Ott Siberia (Boardman, Gray & Co.), pianofortes,
468 Broadway, house 73 Swan
Outwin Margaret, widow, house 73 Beaver
Outwin William, printer, boards 73 Beaver
Ovens George, ink, varnish and blacking, 335
Broadway, house 138 North Pearl
Overton Charles G. carpenter, h. Lark c. Yates
Overton Wm. bricklayer, house 7 Yates
Owen Edward, dry goods, 670 B'way, h. do.
Owen Hugh, tailor, house 83 Lancaster
Owen John, carpenter, house 31 Van Woert
Owen Lemuel, carman, house 113 Dove
Owen William H. printer, boards 57 Union
Owens Edward, dentist, 22 Lancaster, house do.
Owens El^abeth, widow, house 1 12 Third
Owens Ephraim, prop. Dunlop House, 719 B'way
Owens Esther, widow, house 52 South Lansing
Owens James, laborer, house 94 Dallius
Owens James, waterworks, house 141 Canal
Owens James M. goldbeater, house 107 Orange
Owens John, laborer, house 369 State
Owens John, blacksmitii, boards 58 Church
Owens John, moulder, boards 112 Third
Owens John, paver, house 29 Van Zahdt
Owens John, laborer, house 143 Canal
Owens Patrick, sawyer, boards 112 Third
Owens Robert, harnessmaker, bds. 52 S. Lansing
Owens Thomas T. locksmith, 58 Green, house
55 Division
Owens William, boots and shoes, 350 State
Owens William, baker, house 80 Franklin
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Owens Wm. H. shoemaker, house 301 Hudson
Ozier Thomas, shipcarpenter, house 32 Water
PABST PHILIP, shoemaker, 602 Broadway,
house 118 Broad
Packard Cliester, house 37 Congress
Packard George W. {Shear, Packard & Co.),
stove manuf. 17 Gieen, boards 130 State
Packard John C. 91st reg't, house 67 S. Lansing
Packard John Chester, peddler, h. 36 Congress
Packard Joseph, house 184 State
Packard Joseph jr. {Shear, Packard & Co.), stove
mannf. 17 Green, house 184 State
Packard Mary, widow, house 17 Hawk
Packard Robert L. 19 Green, boards 130 State
Packard Wm. J. painter, 34 Washington ave.
house 37 Congress
Paddock B. F. house 232 Lydius
Paddock Peter J. {Hotaling & P.), grocer, 101
South Pearl, house 71 Division
Paddock Peter T. brakemau N. Y. C. R. R. h. 16
Jackson ^
Paddock Stephen, house 76 Division
Paddock Stephen jr. attorney and commissioner,
51 State, liouse 1 Lancaster
Paddock Wm. S. att'y, 51 State, h. 160 Lydius
Padlow Joseph, moulder, house 63 Johnson
Padlow Richard, carpenter, house 93 Philip
Page Enoch, moulder, 53 Liberty, h. 14 S. Perry
Page Isaiah (J. Page & Son), house 92 Grand
Page Joel & Son {Isaiah Page), iron foundry, 58
Liberty, house 263 Lydius
Page John E. {Teller & Page), gents' furnishing
goods, 462 and 464 B'way, h. 100 Clin. ave.
Page Lawrence, foreman, 58 Liberty, b. 14Dallius
Page Mercy, widow, house 67 Orange
Page Rensselaer H. moulder, house 97 Green
Page Ricliard J. bookkeeper, 462 Broadway, bds.
100 Clinton aveniae
Paglow Frederick, slioemaker, h. 293 Lumber
Paige J. C. Y. chamberlain and deputy excise
officer, City Hall, house 57 Hawk
Paige N. F. Mrs. house 32 Jay [104 State
Paine Henry D. bomoeopathic physician, house
Paine, see Payne
Palmateer James D. salesman, house 195 Spruce
Palmatier Bartholomew, shoemaker, house 49
Second
Palmatier Thomas, clerk, boards 195 Spruce
Palmer Ambrose W. clerk, house 122 Lark
Palmer {Amos P.), Newton {Horace B.) &c Co. (/.
H. Nash & J. M. Newton jr.), Salamander and
Albany firebrick works, Rathbone on R. & S.
R. R. and acting cashier Union Bank, house
at Newtonville
Palmer Byron R. 5 State, bds. American Hotel
Palmer Caleb, clerk at Rathboue's foundry, h.
809 Broadway
Palmer Catharine, widow, house 174 Colonie
Palmer Charles G. painter, bds. 174 Colonie
Palmer E. H. porterhouse, 87 South Pearl, h.
— Lancaster [State
Palmer Elizabeth, widow of James, house 158
Palmer Enoch, meatstall, 56 Union, h. 51 Lydius
Palmer Erastus D. sculptor, studio Lafayette be-
low Hawk, house 3 Columbia place
Palmer Ezra R. 4th dist. police, h. 277 Bowery
Palmer George A. clerk, 422 Broadway, boards
13 Liberty
Palmer Ira W. house 84 Washington avenue
Palmer Isaiah, salesman, 596 Broadway, boards
51 Lydius
Palmer John A., N. Y. C. R. R. b. 6 Van Tromp
Palmer Joel H. carpenter, W. R. R. house 8
Washington, Greenbush
Palmer John, painter, h. Clin. ave. cor. B'way
Palmer , carman, house 265 Hudson
Palmer Luther M. (Croofc, P«Zmcr & Co.), pro-
visions, 9 State, house 99 Hudson
Palmer Ray Rev. house 167 Hamilton
Palmer William, harnessmaker, h. 287 Wash. a.
Palmgot John, baker, h. 361 Washington avenue
Pangburn Alida Mrs. house 124 Chestnut
Pangburn Isaac, painter, h. 104 Washington ave;
Pangburn John S. furniture wagon, house 124
Chestnut
Pangburn Wilhelmus, painter, h. 36 Congress
Papallan Valentine, laborer, boards 305 B'way
Papen Theodore, agent, house 89 Schuyler
Papst Filip, shoemaker, house 118 Broad-
Pardon Jabez, printer, house 183 Third
Pareira Aaron, clothing, 224 S. Pearl, h. do.
Pareira Abraham, peddler, house 120 Arch
Parent Mary, widow, house 88 Grand
Park Curtis, clerk, boards 14 Lumber
Park William, clothing and groceries, 4 and 5
Little Basin, house 14 Lumber
Parke Clark D. hostler, house 50 Elk
Parke Elisha, paver, house 56 West Ferry
Parke Harriet, widow, hoards 106 State
Parke Philip Wendell, house 106 State
Parker Amasa J. attorney, h. 143 Wash. ave.
Parker Andrew J. shoemaker, h. 278 S. Pearl
Parker Catharine, widow, house 115 Lumber
Parker Jesse, shoemaker, h. Whitehall road
Parker Jesse jr. shoemaker, h. 4 Bethlehem road
Parker John N. carpenter. Chapel cor. Steuben,
house 51 Chapel
Parker Joseph, printer, .house 114>i Franklin
Parker Levi, real estate agt. 183 N. Pearl, h. do.
Parker Mary Mrs. dry goods, 75 Swan, Arb. hill
Parker Richard, turner, boards 115 Lumber
Parker Thomas, carpenter, boards 115 Lumber
Parker Thomas, machinist, house 16 Lumber
Parker William, turner, boards 115 Lumber
Parker William B. carpenter, bds. 61 Clin. ave.
Parker {William W.) h O'Brien {Charles), mer-
chant tailors, 481 B'way, house 36 Eagle
Parkes Wm. musician, 34th reg't, h. 174 Lumber
Parkhurst Edwin, music dealer, 85 State, bds.
63 Grand
Parkins Joseph, moulder, house 96 Snipe
Parkins Theodore S. mason, house 34 Chestnut
Parkhurst Nathan S. clerk, 475 Broadway, h.
55 Maiden lane
Parks Martha, widow, house 51 Congress
Parks Sarah S. widow, house 148 Chestnut
Parkyn John Rev. house 157 Swan
Parley John, cabinetmaker, house 13 Great
Western turnpike
Parmele F. B. physician, h. 12 B'way, G'bush
Parmelee Ashbel B. canal appraiser, State Hall,
house at Malone
Parnell Willard, sawfiler and hand screwmaker,
50 Howard, house 43 Congress [N. Pearl
Parnham W. F. nurse and sexton, house 126
Parr Harris, boards 102 Franklin
Parr John, printer, boards 102 Franklin
Parr Richard, house 102 Franklin [Franklin
Parr Richard jr. street supt. S. D. boards 102
Parris George W. moulder, boards 66 N. Ferry
Parrott Elliott G. carriagemaker, h. 210 Lumber
Parry William H. paperhangiugs, 96 S. Pearl,
house 92 Hamilton
Parslow Prank, clerk, house 66 Hudson
Parsons Charles E. {Harvey Parsons & Son),
house 23 Ten Broeck
Parsons Esther, widow, house 110 North Pearl
Parsons Harvey & Son (C. E. Parsons), under-
takers, &c., 601 Broadway, h. 23 Ten Broeck
Parsons H. S. clerk, H. R. R. Greenbush, bds.
Franklin House
Parsons Isabella, widow, h. Columbia, G'bush
Parsons Jacob E. lumberman, h. 204 N. Pearl
112
ALBANY [P] DIRECTORY
Parsons Jas. W. clothing, 415 B'way, h. 828 do.
Parsons John D. {Weed, P. & Co. also Weed,
Dawson & Co.), Evening Journal, 61 State,
house 30 First
Parsons Ludwig, maltster, h. 151 Montgomery
Parsons P. N. grocer, boards 211 Jay
Parsons Seth E. {Greene & P.), photographic
goods, 496 Broadway, house 150 Hudson
Parsons S. H. H. police justice, Center Market,
house 110 North Pearl [b. 828 B'way
Parsons Stephen H. clerk. Exchange cor. Dean,
Pasco Ezra L. stoves, &c. 56 Wash. a. h. 148 do.
Pasco Robert V. stoves and tinsmith, B'way
opposite Ferry, Greenbush, house do.
Pasco & Co. boots and shoes, 58 Wash, avenue
Passenger Andrew, gardener, house N. Albany
Passenger Peter, hatter, house 7 South Ferry
Patch i). A. {John Tracey & Co.), h. at Boston
Paterson Jolm, state inspector of weights and
measures. State Hall, house 244 Hudson
Paterson Wm. G. bookkeeper, 63 Washington
avenue, boards 71 Hudson
Patrick Catharine, widow, house 37 Alexander
Patrick James M. paperhanger, h. 62 Schuyler
Patrick Rob't W. with G. A. Burch, b. 20 Dallius
Patrick Simeon, agent John Thomas jr. house
173 Lumber
Patten Alexander, laborer, house 265 N. Pearl
Patten Ed\tard P. clerk, house 42 Congress
Pattea John", house 199 Lancaster
Patten Ji)bn W. lumber insp. house 26 Third
Patten Marcus, carman, house North Albany
Patten Mioses & Co. {Samuel Patten), produce,
80 Pier, flour mill, 82 do. h. 54 Wash. ave.
Patten R. J. h. 81 Second [Pier, h. 192 State
Patten Samuel (M. Patten & Co.), produce, 80
Patterson Agnes Mrs. house 80 Arch
Patterson Aiford, tailor, h. Broad c. Schuyler
Patterson Ann Miss, house 79 First
Patterson Charles, volunteer, ii. 158 Montgomery
Patterson Clarence E. machinist, bds. 43 Lydius
Patterson George, 91st reg't, house 7 Johnson
Patterson Hamilton, tracklayer, h. 121 Lumber
Patterson Hugh, baker, boards 53 Hawk
Patterson James, moroccodresser, h. 110 Arch
Patterson James A. bookkeeper, h. 19 Catharine
Patterson John, bricklayer, house 155 Canal
Patterson John, wooldealer, house 98 Eagle
Patterson John A. carpenter, house 32 Union
Patterson Martha, widow, house 16 Chapel
Patterson Richard A. shoemaker, h. 33 Second
Patterson Robert, laborer, house 30 Canal
Patterson Thomas, goldbeater, h. 74 Rensselaer
Patterson William, carpenter, h. 6 Bleecker pi.
Patterson William, carpenter, h. Canal ab. Swan
Patterson Wm. B. 91st reg't, house 40 John
Patterson Wm. G. cigarmaker, h. 281 Lumber
Patterson, see Paterson
Pattinson John, carpenter, house 175 Orange
Pattison Ann Miss, house 79 First
Pattisou Dudley, harnessmaker, h. 101 Clin. av.
Pattison Mary, widow, house 79 First
Patton John R. clerk, Water cor. North Ferry,
house 12 Van Woert
Patton William J. carman, bds. 12 Van Woert
I'aul Robert, stonecutter, house 156 Giand
Paul Samuel, clerk, 420 B'way, h. 154 Hudson
Paul Thomas, school teacher, boards 10 Lark
Paul Thomas, machinist, H. R. R. R. bds. Bos-
ton House, Greenbush
Pauley David, moulder, house 51 Jefferson
Pauley .lames, 30tli reg't, house 51 Jeflerson
Paulis Kasper, clerk, 128 South Pearl, house
Morton near Delaware turnpike
Pauls Dedrick, tanner, house 55 Wash, avenue
Payn Benjamin, tobacconist, 447 Broadway, h.
132 North Pearl (see notice on page 236)
Payn Edgar M. boards 107 Clinton avenue
Payn George A. bread agent, 128 State, bds. do.
Payn John B. moulder, house 12 Catharine
Payn Samuel G. confectioner, 128 State, h. do.
Payn Samuel N. dredger and dock builder, h.
107 Clinton avenue
Payn William, moulder, house 132 Lumber
Payne Edward A. carpenter, h. 129 Clinton ave.
Payne Francis W. grocer, 740 B'way, h. 2 Wilson
Payne George R. office, 438 Broadway, h 41. Swan
Payne John H. machinist, house 1 Hamilton pi.
Payne Maria Miss, house 71 Division
Payne Warren L. agent, house 1 36 Lydius
Payne Wm. B. carpetweaving, 7 Lark, Arb. hill
Payne W. L. clerk, 53 S. Pearl, b. 136 Lydius
Payne, see Paine
Payton James, laborer, house 64 Water
Payton John, laborer, house at North Albany
Peacock Jacob, wooddealer, house 249 Hudson
Peacock James, carman, house 73 Lawrence
Pearce C. G. cane manuf. and ivory turning, 45
Maiden lane, house do. '
Pearce, see Peirce, Pearse and Pierce
Pearcey Henrietta, tailoress, boards 40 Lafayette
Pearcey Wm. crier of court, house 40 Lafayette
Pearcey, see Percy
Pearl Mary E. widow of Jacob, h. 15 Quackenb.
Pearse Edward L. clerk, 3 Hudson, boards 186
Lancaster
Pearse Marshall, grainmeasurer, h. 186 Lancaster
Pearse Sebastian, bookkeeper, 116 Water, house
204 North Pearl
Pearse, see Pearce, Pierce and Peirce
Pearson Thomas, machinist, house 9 Lumber
Pease Charles E. lieut. 44th reg't, b. 777 B'way
Pease Charles L. clerk N. Y, C. R. R. freight
office, boards 29 Division
Pease Chauncey D. pianomaker, b. 29 Quackenb.
Pease Earl P. boards 777 Broadway
Pease Frederick S. bookkeeper Commercial
Bank, house 62 Lodge
Pease George H. Directory canvasser, 78 State
Pease Harry E. engraver, boards 777 Broadway
Pease Richard H. agricultural implements, Tivoli
hollow, house 777 Broadway
Pease Richard H. jr. boards 777 Broadway
Peck Allen F. moulder, house 89 Eagle
Peck Charles H. teacher of High school, 119
State, boards 227 do.
Peck David, bartender. Ferry House foot of
South Ferry, house do.
Peck David, railroad agent, house 111 N. Pearl
Peck {Delavan) & Co. {A. G. Rosboro), proprie-
tors Merchants' Hotel, 505 Broadway
Peck Edward H. lumber insp. 9 Lumber Dis-
trict, house 68 Lumber
Peck {Eleazer A.) & Hillman {Joseph), life insu-
rance, 442 Broadway, house at Troy
Peck Eliza, widow, h. 116 Washington avenue
Peck John M. real estate agent, h. 1 1 1 N. Pearl
Peck Joseph W. tinsmith, house 295 Hamilton
Peck Lany, widow, boards Merchants' Hotel
Peck Lewis, moulder, house 48 Orange
Peck Riley W. clerk, house 15 Lancaster
Peck Spencer S. B. boards 116 Washington av.
Peckham Charles, 18th reg't, b. Franklin House
Peckham Rufus W. justice suoreme court, office
Tweddle Hall, house 123 State
Peckham Rufus W. jr. {Tremaine & P.) attor-
ney, Tweddle Hall, house 123 State
Pecord Samuel, baker, house 44 Lawrence
Peek A. Mason, civil engineer N. Y. C. R. R.
boards Delavan House "
Peek Daniel Mrs. house 48 Orange
Peel John, baker, house 146 Lancaster
Peevers William, patternfiler, h. r. 705 B'way
Peffer Henry, shoemaker, house 181 Broad
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113
Peirce Elizabeth, house 63 Lancaster
Peirce, see Pierce, Pearce and Pearse
Feirson Chuvles {Ubsdell, P. & Co.), drygoods,
41 North Pearl, house at New York
Pelechi Morris, peddler, house 110 Arch
Pelran Peter, carpenter, boards 257 S. Pearl
Peltzwinder Sebastian, tailor, house 37 Clinton
Pemberton Ebenezer Mrs. house 35 Ten Broeck
Pemberton Harriet, widow of Henry S. house 88
Second [h. 71 Ten Broeck
Pemberton John, grocer, N. Pearl, c. Columbia,
Pemberton John, blacksmith, h. 495 Clinton av.
Pemberton John L. poulterer, house 130 Spring
Pemberton Thomas L. liouse 30 Van Schaick
Pender John, bartender, 532 Broadway, house
55 West Ferry
Pender Martin, laborer, house 96 Arch
Pender Michael, laborer, house Canal near Knox
Pendergrast Edward, carpenter, h. 139 Green
Pendergrast Edward, 43d reg't, house Van Zandt
near Philip
Panders Patrick, laborer, house 55 West Ferry
Pendleton Lansing, carpenter, h. 9 Catharine
Penfield Edward C. 11 Hudson, b. 753 Broadway
Penfield George H. bookkeeper, W. R. R. house
at Greenbush [Tromp
Penley Frederick, N. Y. C. R. R. boards 14 Van
Penley George F. carpenter, b. 14 Van Tromp
Penn William, waiter, liouse 57 Howard
Penney Thomas, carpenter, h. Yates u. Lark
Pennie John jr. cooper, 42 Quay and 66 Herki-
mer, house 161 Lydius
Pennington James, mason, bds. 59 S. Lansing
Pennington Thomas, currier, house 1 1 1 Hawk
Pennyfeather Richard, stovemounter, house 277
Green
Pens Peter, moulder, house 95 Nucella [Bank
Pepoon F. H. clerk Mechanics and Farmers'
Pepper Calvin, attorney, house 195 Swan
Pepper Calvin Mrs. widow, house 16 High
Pepper George, house 16 High
Pepperkorn Samuel, peddler, h. 89 Herkimer
Peppii'.ck John, shoemaker, h. 78 Franklin
Pepson Stephen, potter, house 248 Lydius
Percy James, pressman, 20 Green, bds. Third
Percy John, attorney, boards 14 Third
Percy John jr. grocer, 88 Third, house do.
Percy Maria, widow, house 1 1 3 First
Percy Wm. N. machinist, house 113 First
Percy see Pcarcey
Perdue Henry, cooper, house 1 23 Franklin
Perkins George, brakeman, N. Y. C. R. R. bds.
Farmers' Hotel [Broadway
Perkins Jesse A. dentist, Twedde Hall, bds. 693
Perkins W. W. clerk, adjutant general's office,
house J 6 Jay
Perl Alexander, peddler, house 250 S. Peail
Perl Moses, grocer, house 274 S. Pearl
Pero Jacob, i'nrnaceman, h. 74 Schuyler
Peron Jeremiah, boatman, h. West Ferry alley
Perry Andrew J. bookkeeper, h. 128 Spring
Perry Eli, mayor. City Hall, h. 85 Wash. av.
Perry Hiiam, produce dealer and maltster.
Bowery cor. Robin, house 174 State
Perry John, baker, house W. Ferry, bel. Ontario
Perry John S. iron founder, 478 Broadway and
110 Beaver, h. 140 Washington avenue
Perry Joseph, laborer, house 71 Grand
Perry Thomas R. clerk, 423 B'way, b. 174 State
Perry William F. 8 S. Pearl, b. V. Renss. House
Pester John H. clerk, boards 88 Lark
Pester Thomas, baker, boards 88 Lark
Pester William, house 88 Lark
Peter Anton, brewer, h. Clinton n. Whiteh. rd.
Peter George, carpenter, house 25 Bowery
Peterman Jefferson, watchmaker and sewing ma-
chines, 36 Hudson, house 65 Grand
~T5
Peters C. F. manuf. jeweler, 45 Green, h. do.
Peters George, cabinetmaker, house 73 Bowery
Peters Geo. 0. agent, house 20 Dallius
Peters John G. liquors, 780 B'way, h. 236 Lumber
Peters Murray, papermaker, h. 15 Bleecker
Peterson Andrew, machinist, h. 59 Third
Peterson Charles, machinist, house 260 Lumber
Peterson John, baker, house 125 Bowery
Petit James, foreman, 6 Pruyn, h. 344 Lydius
Petrie Henry A. clerk, state engineer's office,
State Hall, boards 17 Jay
Petry Peter, carpenter, h. Morton n. Del. turn.
Pettiugill Michael, baker, 97 Beaver, house do.
Pettingill William, freight dispatcher, N. Y. C.
R. R. boards 29 Quackenbush
Pettschierstecher Benjamin, h. r. 277 S. Pearl
Pew Margaret, house 208 Green
Pew Maria, house 208 Green
Pfail Henry, carbuilder, house North Albany
Pfeffer Louis, New World Hotel, 284 Broadway
Pfeiffer Charles, shoemaker, 31 Hamilton, h. do.
Pfeil George, cooper, house 233 Sand
Pflantz Christotf, hairdresser, 245 South Pearl
Pflantz Michael, tailor, house 166 Broad
Pflantz William, tailor, house 163 Broad
Pflug William, shoemaker, house 48 Division
Phelan James, laborer, house 36 Van Woert
Phelan John, contractor, h. 100 Colonie
Phelan Mary, widow, house Fowler, cor. Story
Phelan Sarah A. widow, boards 76 Lydius
Phelps Albert, clerk, house 71 Swan
Phelps Charles E. cooper, house 312X State
Phelps Erastus R. Mrs. house 166 Swan
Phelps Frank, carpenter, house 37 Mulberry
Phelps Geo. Y. porterhouse, 119 South Pearl, h.
69 Lydius
Phelps James, boatman, house 49 Mulberry
Phelps Philip, deputy comptroller. State Hall,
house 189 Hamilton [104 Eagle
Phelps William L. M. clerk, 451 Broadway, h.
Phifle Wilhema, widow, house 86 Cherry
Phillip Andrew, harnessmaker, boards Schuyler
corner Franklin
Phillips Anthony J. plumber, 190 South Pearl
Phillips Caroline, wid. of .lame.^, h. 245 Lumber
Phillips Charles, Junction White House Tavern,
Western plank road
Phillips Dewitt H. boards 304 Washington ave.
Phillips Edward, clerk, boards 725 Broadway
Phillips Franklin, tallyman, N. Y. C. R. R. bds.
109 Clinton ave.
Phillips Geo. K. furniture, wagon, h. 56 Swan
Phillips Henry, carriagetrimmer, bds. Schuyler
corner Franklin
Phillips lacob, carpenter, house 66 Franklin
Phillips James C. waiter, 29 Dean, bds. do.
Phillips John, alderman 9th ward, cattledealer,
house 304 Wasliington avenue
Phillips John, laborer, house 78 Arch
Phillips John P. poultry dealer, 90 State, house
276 Washington avenue
Phillips John P. laborer, house 283 S. Pearl
Phillips Joseph, bds. East n. Mechanic, G'hush
Phillips Joseph W. bookkeeperat Dunlop House,
house 175 Second
Phillips Mary Ann, widow, house 167 Grand
Phillips Miles, conductor, S. & G. R. R. boards
' Washington, Greenbush
Phillips Oscar, fireman, N. Y. C. R. R. house 15
Railroad avenue [Jeffisrson
Phillips Patrick, shoemaker, 19 Daniels, h. 129
Pliillips Wm. proprietor of National House, 29
South Pearl
Phillips Wm. H. pakiter, h. 151 Jefferson
Philpot {John) & Day {Cornelius), carpenters, 58
Second, house 147 do. [64 Lancaster
Phipps Bradford S. clerk, 494 Broadway, boards
114
ALBANY [P] DIRECTORY
Picket Lawrence, laborer, house 55 Howard
Picket Lewis, laborer, house 83 Alexander
Piehl John, grocer, house 185 Broad
Piepenbrink Charles, 44th reg't, h. 278 Lydius
Piepenbrink Fred'k, uphoKter, h. 278 Lydius
Pierce Fanny, cloak and mantilla maker, 89
Hamilton [Columbia
Pierce George W. clerk, 470 Broadway, bds. 105
Pierce Harriet, teacher, house 38 Eagle
Pierce Horace L (Moore & P.), grocer, 19 North
Pearl, boards 33 Grreen
Pierce James G. house White, Bath [Bath
Pierce Jas. H. condiactor, W. R. R. h. White,
Pierce Joseph, shoemaker, h. 89 Hamilton
Pierce Melinda, muslctjacher, 304 Hamilton
Pierce, see Pearce^ Pearse and Pcirce.
Piersall David H. carriagemaker, h. 11 Catharine
Pierson John, clerk, bds. Beardsley's Hotel
Pierson Ross, agent, house 193 Elm
Pike Benjamin, cigarmaker, h, 148 First
Pike James, boots and shoes, 14 South Pearl
Pike Margaret, widow, house 363 State
Pike T. Payne, coffee and spice, 28 S. Ferry
Pillian Michael, laborer, house 160 Canal
Pillian Thomas, laborer, house 3 Sand
Pilling John A, painter, bds. 58 S. Lansing
Fillings Elizabeth, widow, b. 14 Swan, Arb. hill
Pilsbury Amos, superintendent Penitentiary
Pilsbury Louis D. clerk at Penitentiary
Pinckney James, clerk, boards Clinton Hotel
Pinckney Abraham, weigher and measurer, h.
93 Green
Pinckney Jas. D. passenger accountant, N. Y. C.
R. R. Exchange Building, house 26 Division
Pinckney James D. jr. accountant, N. Y. C. R.
R. Exchange Building, bds. 57 Lydius
Pinckney John W. weigher and measurer, house
156 Lumber
Pinckney Wm. tailor, house 28 Canal
Pinion James, shoemaker, house 100 Orange
Pinney George W. engineer, house 88 Second
Pitcher Isaac, printer, house 42 Congress
Pitkin T. C. Rev. house 31 Lodge
Pitman B. H. Rev. bds. 33 Jay [Jay
Pitman Robt. H. bowling saloon, 98 State, h. 33
Pitt George William, 43d reg't, h. r. 140 Jefferson
Pitt M. H. clerk, house 293 State
Pitt Wm, H. clerk, 472 B'way, bds. 273 State
Pitts Mary, widow, house 56 Sand
Pladwell George H. b. 95 Swan, Arb. hill
Plaawell John, looking glass manufacturer, 15
N. Pearl, h. 55 Wash. ave.
Pladwell Joseph, house 45 Swan, Arbor hill
Planck Michael, locksmith, house 188 Broad
Planel Charles, painter, bds. 359 Wash. ave.
Plank Catharine, tailoress, house 52 Congress
Platner Harry, farmer, house 17 Willett
Piatt Benjamin S. printer, bds. 70 Clinton ave.
Piatt Charles E. butcher, Hudson cor. Green, h.
100 Franklin
Piatt Emily L. teacher, bds. 209 Hamilton
Piatt Helen T. music teacher, b. 209 Hamilton
Piatt James B. mason, house 100 Franklin
Piatt Lauren R. clerk 582 Broadway, house 70
Clinton avenue
Platto Chas. T. clerk, 30 State, h. 27 Lancaster
Platto Edward C. tinsmith, h. 90 Swan, Arb. h.
Platto Elizabeth, dressmaker, h. 90 Swan, Ar. h.
Platto Henry, waiter, bds. 196 Lumber
Platto Hiram M. painter, h. 90 Swan, Arb. hill
Platto James A. carpenter, house 10 Lancaster
Platz Henry, laborer, h. Canal n. Snipe
Plinta Augustus, civil engineer N. x. C. R. R.
bds. Dunlop House •
Plumb John, carpetweaver, h. 226 Wash. ave.
Plumb Joseph, clerk, bds. 92 Lydius
Plummer Lloyd Mrs. house 19 van Zandt
Poe Thomas, shoemaker, h. r. 113 Beaver
Pochin John, coppersmith, house 64 Lydius
Pockman William S. grocer, h. Partition corner
First, Green bush, house do.
Pohlman Andrew, laborer, house 522 Clinton av.
Pohlman Charles, house 47 Hudson
Pohlman Daniel, house 83 Green
Pohlman Harry E. woodengraver, 448 Broadway,
boards 16 North Pearl
Pohlman Henry N. Rev. h. 136 Wash. ave.
Pohlman Jacob D. bds. 47 Hudson [ilton
Pohly Nathan, clothing, 80 S. Pearl, h. 138 Ham-
Pollard Randall D. C. tallyman N. Y. C. R. R.
boards 25 Quackenbush
Polleat Bernard V. teacher of dancing, 94 X
State, h. 171 Elm
Pollock J. K. professor, bds. Delavan House
Pollock Moses, tailor, house 105 Arch
Pomfret James E. physician, 669 B'way, h. do.
Pommer John, musician, h. 143 Broad
Pool Matthias, laborer, house 65 Sand
Pool Stephen, carman, h. 334 N. Pearl
Poole John, carman, house 65 N. Lansing
Poole Thatcher, carpenter, h. 76 Lawrence
Poor Wilbur F. clerk 81 State, bds. 255 Lydius
Pootz John, carpenter, house 1 18 Sand
Popp John, hairdresser, 274 Broadway, boards
34 Benjamin
Popp Nicholas, basketmaker, h. 34 Benjamin
Porter Charles H. 43d reg't, h. 308 State
Porter Charles H. professor of chemistry. Medi-
cal College, office 87 N. Pearl, bds. 141 do.
Porter DeForest Rev. b. Farmers & Mech'cs' Hotel
Porter p]lizabeth, widow, house 308 State
Porter George, boardinghouse, 22 Quackenbush
Porter Geo. gardener, h. Clinton ave. ab. Snipe
Porter Ira, paints and sign painter, 609 B'way,
and canal col. Little Basin, h. 94 Columbia
Porter Ira jr. clerk Albany City Bank, bds. 94
Columbia
Porter Isaac G. peddler, h. 9 Van Woert
Porter Isaiah, mirrormaker, h. 27 W. Ferry
Porter Jeremiah, 43d reg't, h. 308 State
Porter John, laborer, h. 12 Railroad avenue
Porter John, laborer, house 179 Third
Porter John, shoemaker, bds. 36 Van Schaick
Porter John G. carman, house 3U8 State
Porter John K. {Cogger & Porter), attorney, 57
State, house 19 Wash. ave.
Porter Sarah Mrs. house 94 Columbia
Porter Solomon, house 81 Hawk, Arb. hill
Porter Wm. C. house 86 Westerlo
Forth (Frederic) & Co. (John Walter), table oil
clotiis, 286 Bowery, h. 198 Wash. ave.
Portley James, laborer, house 3 Eagle
Post Jared A. drygoods, 466 B'way, h. 133 Eagle
Post Peter E. pilot, h. Columbia, G'bush
Potkora Wm. gardener, h. Plank rd. ab. Perry
Pottenberg Henry, house 176 Lumber
Potter Benjamin F. attorney N. Y. C. R, R.
Exchange Bldg. h. at Schenectady
Potter Richard, patent rights, h. 199 Lancaster
Potter Sarah A. widow, house 81 Herkimer
Potts Jesse C. house 206 Lydius
Powderly John, laborer, house 50 Bradford
Powell borance, carman, house 310 State
Powell .John, blacksmith, h. 127 Franklin
Power Edward, shoemaker, h. 7 Liirk, Arb. hill
Power John, butcher, 204 Green, h. do.
Power Johi), laborer, house Alexander, between
Clinton and Elizabeth
Power Patrick, laborer, house 216 B'way
Powers Ann, widow, house 83 Cherry
Powers Catharine, widow, h. 135 Church
Powers Edmund, carpenter, house 83 Cherry
Powers Edward, laborer, h. r. 177 Montgomery
Powers James, laborer, house at Bath
ALBANY [P] DIRECTORY
115
Powers James, laborer, h. John, G'bush
Powers James, blacksmith, house 1 Grand
Powers James, laborer, h. 52 X Colonie
Powers John, laborer, house 222 B'way
Powers John, laborer, house 41 Rensselaer
Powers John jr. butcher, boards 204 Green
Powers Joseph, laborer, h. 532 Clinton ave.
Powers Lawrence, tailor, house 80 Franklin
Powers Mary, widow, house 11 Morton
Powers Mary, widow, house 52 Rensselaer
Powers Mary, widow, house 1 17 Arch
Powers Michael, cooper, bds. 52 >i Colonie
Powers Patrick, grocer and baker, 36 Jefferson
Powers Patrick, blacksmith, li. 124 Bowery
Powers Peter, carpenter, bds. 221 Green
Powers Philip, cooper, house 142 Franklin
Powers Richard, laborer, house 59 Broadway
Powers Thomas, cooper, house 99 Broad
Powers Thomas, engineer, h. B'way, G'bush
Powers Walter, laborer, h. 42 Van Schaick
Poyner Joseph, pianomaker, house at Bath
Poyuer Oscar A. pianotuner, bds. at Bath
Pramer Nelson, carman, h. 27 De Witt
Pratt Aaron B. (Lee & P.) attorney, also {A. B.
Pratt Se Co.), N. Y. collecting agencv, 94
State, house lOO Spring
Pratt Andrew, trunkmaker, house 4 Rose
Pratt Benjamin H. steward at Delavan House, b.
223 Jay
Pratt Horace, drover, b. Broadway, G'bush
Pratt James A. machinist, h. Rensselaer, Bath
Pratt L. M. homoeopathic physician, 580 B'way,
bds. 51 North Pearl
Pratt Lucy A. widow, house 69 South E'erry
Pratt Philip 0. carpenter, house 117 Grand
Pratt Ralph, house 69 South Ferry
Pratt ( Wm.) & Stetson {James), butchers. East,
Greenbush, house do. [North Pearl
Pratt William R. shoemaker, 4 Clint, ave. h. 67
Prentice Ebenezer, moroccodresser, h. 76 Canal
Prentice Ezra P. president Commercial Bank, 40
State, house at Mount Hope
Prentice J. B. express, 13 Exchange Building,
house Mount Hope
Prentice Sarah, widow of John F. h. 22 Third,
Prentice William P. attorney, 41 North Pearl,
house at Mount Hope
Prescott Thomas, upholsterer, h. 34 Westerlo
Prescott Wra. harnessmaker, house 95 Elk
Prescott William jr. painter, boards 95 Elk
Pressle George, laborer, house 53 Bowery
Prest David, shoemaker, house 96 Colonie
Prest John, boots and shoes, 816 Broadway, h.
90 Colonie
Prest Matthias, clerk, boards 90 Colonie
Prest Rebecca, widow, boards 90 Colonie [House
Preston Charles, com. mer. bds. Van Rensselaer
Preston Geo. clerk, 113 Pier, b. Mansion House
Preston George B. 110 Pier, bds. 237 Lydius
Preston Sylvester, cabinetmaker, he use 215 X
Lumber [Pier, h. 237 Lydius
Preston William S. commission merchant, 110
Price (Joseph J.) & Weatherhead (if. L.) wine
and tea mercliaiits, 7 N. Pearl, h. 69 Grand
Price Michael, laborer, h.-55 Snipe [b. 799 B'way
Price Robert, engraver, photographer on wood.
Price Thomas, carman, house 147 Green
Pricer Joseph, laborer, house 101 Sand
Pridey , widow, house 173 Montgomery
Prime Baltus, ropemaker, h. r. 201 Lumber
Prime Gertrude, widow, house 5 Canal
Prime Horatio P. clerk, boards 69 Green
Pringle James, accountant, house 44 Canal
Prins Henry, blacksmith, house 116 Broad
Prior Mary, widow, h. 4 Hawk near Canal
Prior Patrick, tinpeddler, house 118 Snipe
Prior Thomas, tinpeddler, house 85 Sand
Pritchard John, clerk, house 84 Broad
Proctor James, bartender, boards 49 Philip
Proctor .loseph, bartender, 8 Hudson, b. do.
Profit Abram, laborer, house 202 Lumber
Proffit Ann, house 202 Lumber
Proper James, farmer, house 253 Elm
Proseus Henry, clerk, 30 State, h. 112 Hawk
Prout Michael, grocer, 191 Broadway, h. do.
Pruyn Agnes Miss, boards 109 North Pearl
Pruyn Augustus, Scott's cavalry, house State
corner Chapel
Pruyn Catharine, house 107 North Pearl
Pruyn Charles E. lieut. 96threg't, b. 109 N. Pearl
Pruyn Edward R. vol. house 235 Lumber
Pruyn Eliza A. widow, house 30 Van Schaick
Pruyn Eliza N. dressmaker, h. Lumber, Arb. h.
Pruyn Francis S. (L. Pruyn & Son), 39 State, h.
105 North Pearl
Pruyn Gertrude, widow, house 5 Canal
Pruyn John, clerk, 39 State, h. 30 Maiden lane
Pruyn John F. conductor R. & S. R. R. boards
Delavan House
Pruyn John V. L. attorney. Exchange Building,
"house 13 Elk
Pruyn Lansing & Son (Francis S. Pruyn) hard-
ware, 39 State, house 105 North Pearl
Pruyn (Robert H.) & Lansing (Charles B.), iron
works and saw factory. Liberty cor. Pruyn,
house 52 North Pearl
Pruyn Samuel Mrs. house 109 North Pearl
Pruyn Sarah Miss, boards 109 North Pearl
Pruyn (William H.) & Henderer (Harmon H.),
saloon, 89 South Pearl, h. 134 Lumber
Pruyn William J. baker, house 212 Lumber
Pryce James, carriagemaker, bds. N. Albany
Puffer William M. natter, house 4 Chestnut
Puhl Julius, shoemaker, house 329 S. Pearl
Pulling Abraham C. (TV. H. H. Lintner & Co.), 5
Tweddle Hall, house 775 Broadway
Pulver Calvin, laborer, house 145 Jefferson
Pulver John, boat captain, h. Rensselaer, Bath
Pulver Peter, boatman, h. 4 Bethlehem road
Pumpelly Harmon, president Gas Company, 59
State, house 57 North Pearl
Purcell John, laborer, house 5 Fulton
Purcell John, laborer, house 17 Broadway
Purcell Martin, laborer, house 17 Broadway
Purcell Michael, laborer, house Cheri-y c. Quay
Purcell Nicholas, stonecutter, h. Green c. Rens.
Purdy Elizabeth C. select school, 130 Green
Purdy Homer, harnessmaker, b. Mansion H.
Purinton Louisa, widow, house 16 Park
Purrott James, butcher, house 409 Bowery
Purrott James jr. butcher, house 411 Bowery
Purrott William, prop. Two Mile House, Schen.
turnpike, 409 Bowery [shop, Greenbush
Purves Thomas B. foreman W. R. R. machine
Putmau Peter, tailor, 52 S. Pearl, house do.
Putman Peter jr. boards Van Rensselaer House
Putnam Calista F. tailoress, bds. 35 Hawk
Putnam Edgar, clerk, 512 Broadway, boards 37
Hudson
Putnam Eliza S. widow, nurse, h. 40 Congress
Putman Hiram, ma.son, house 124 Clinton ave.
Putnam Jacob, 52 State, bds. 54 Union
Putnam Jacob, baggagemaster N. Y. C. R. R. h.
50 Union [Second
Putnam James A. market, 599 Broadway, h. 120
Putnam John S. house 219 Lydius
Putnam (JohnS.)k Hoyt (George B.),coal, Eagle
cor. Hudson, also 15roadway cor. Westerlo
Putnam John V. B. goldbeater, b. 45 Hudson
Putnam Wm. W. 3d dis. police, h. 148 Clinton a.
Puttel Elirhardt, house rear 32 Alexander
Pye William, trunkmaker, house 58 Arch j
Pyzer Samuel, tinsmith, 656 Broadway, boards
72 Montgomery
116
ALBANY [ Q R ] DIRECTORY
QUACKENBOSS EUGENE W. clerk, Kirk's
alley, house 74 Lumber [Columbia
Quackenboss Frenerick H. collector, boards 52
Quackenboss Walter H. house 52 Columbia
Quackenbush Anna, widow, house 110 S. Pearl
Quackenbush Benj. P. clerk, bds. 61 Grand
Quackenbush Cornelius, clerk, house 61 Grand
Quackenbush Geo. W. printer, h. 108 Spring
Quackenbush Jacob, liniment, house 1 1 Park
Quackenbush John V. P. physician, h. 712 B'way
Quackenbush Merritt, coachman, house 26 Elm
Quackenbush Nancy, widow of John, house
716 Broadway
Quackenbush Nicholas N. house 631 Broadway
Quackenbush I'omeroy, brakeman, h. 114 Third
Quackenbush Stephen P. Mrs. h. 689 Broadway
Quayle Catharine, widow, h. rear 46 West Ferry
Quayle Elizabeth, milliner, house 32 Chapel
Quayle Matthias, laborer, house 60 Rensselaer
Queen John C. carpenter, house 104 Lark
Queeny Lawrence, clerk, 274 North Pearl, bds.
12 Van Woert
Queeny Thomas, laborer, house 266 N. Pearl
Quested Wra. machinist, house 162 N. Pearl
Quigg Bernard, roofer, hou.se 69 South Lansing
Quigley James, laborer, house 95 Third
Quigley John, laborer, boards 181 Third
Quigley Mary A. Mrs. house 24 Second
Quin A. Mrs. boardinghouse, 39 Dallius
Quin Daniel, waiter, house 308 State
Quin Martin, machinist, house 18 Lumber
Quin Michael, boards North Albany
Quin Michael, blacksmith, 13 Rose, house 16 do.
Quin Michael, gardener, house 83 Canal
Quin Patrick, laborer, house 57 North Lansing
Quin William, stovemounter, bds. 149 B'way
Quin Wm. J. boards Westerlo cor. Dallius
Quin see Quinn
Quinby Judson H. boards 311 State
Quinby Samuel J. grocer, 110 Lark, b. 311 State
Quinlan Dennis, laborer, house Quay cor. Vine
Quinlan John, brewer, liouse 42 Arch
Quinlan John, grocer, 64 Pier, h. 17 Chapel
Quinlan Michael, shoemaker, house 53 Schuyler
Quinlan Pat'k, gardener, h. Del. turn. n. Morton
Quinlan Patrick, cai-penter, house 64 Nucella
Quinlan Thomas, shoemaker, h. 70 S. Lansing
Quinn Catherine, widow, house 38 Van Schaick
Quinn Elizabeth, widow, house 103 Beaver
Quinn Ellen, widow, house IVl Dallius
Quinn George, carman, house 40 Van Woert
Quinn James, brewery, 26 North Ferry, h. 28 do.
Quinn James, cigar manuf. 160 South Pearl,
house 121 Dallius [28 North Ferry
Quinn James P. student, 7 North Pearl, boards
Quinn John, blacksmith, house 188 Broadway
Quinn .John, grocer. Water cor. Spencer
Quinn John, laborer, house 42 Canal
Quinn John, laborer, house rear 24 Van Woert
Quinn John, teamster, house 132 Canal [Third
Quinn John J. lireman, N. Y. C. R. R. house 49
Quinn Mary, widow, house 66 Van Woert
Quinn Mary, widow, h. 133 Jefferson [Third
Quinn Michael, fireman, N. Y. C. R. R. bds. 49
Quinn Patrick, laborer, house r. 24 Van Woert
Quinn Patrick, laborer, house 188 Orange
Quinn Patrick, cigarmaker, house 56 Cherry
Quinn Patrick, peddler, house 2 Lydius
Quinn Patrick, shoemaker, house 2 Lydius
Quinn Patrick, laborer, house 227 Broadway
Quinn Peter, carman, house 190 Water
Quinn Terrence J. alderman 7th ward, boards
28 North Ferry
Quinn Thomas, laborer, house 64 Canal
Quinn Thomas, laborer, house 107 Third
Quinn Thomas P. grocer, 179 Jefferson, h. do.
Quinn William, foreman, h. 6 Quackenbush
Quinn, see Quin
Quirk Ellen, widow, house 35 Canal
Quirk Jolm, laborer, house 8 Eagle
Quirk Jobn, machinist, boards 46 Dallius
Quirk Thomas, moulder, house 305 N. Pearl
Quirk William, 63d reg't, house 35 Canal
Quirk, see Kirk
Quirney John, carpenter, house 283 Green
RABENSTEIN JOHN, carpenter, h. 6 Delaware
Raber Henry, laborer, h. Clinton, Bethlehem
Rablen [John) & Mosher (George A.), photo-
graphers, 496 Broadway, bds. 102 First
Rablen Wm. H. photograplier, house 102 First
Ilabsou John, paver, house Sand cor. Robin
Rabson William, paver, h. 395 Clinton avenue
Race William W. steward Delavan House, house
31 Orange
Radcliff James T. boards 117 Beaver
Radcliff Thomas J. house 117 Beaver
Radcliffe David V. N. attorney, h. 708 B'way
Radcliffe Henry G. boards 708 Broadway
Radcliffe Robert D. boards 708 Broadwaj'
Radley John, oysters, house 62 Schuyler
Radley John J. boards 178 Hudson
Radley Sarah, widow, house 396 Lydius
Radley Wm. J. bartender, house 17 Franklin
Radlitf James, spokemaker, h. Tivoli hollow
Radlilf Joseph, house 15 Philip
Rae John, carpenter, house 131 Second
Rae John, clerk, 396 Broadway, bds. 18 Beaver
Rafferty Ann, widow, house 613 Broadway
Rafferty Charles Mrs. house 707 Broadway
Rafi^erty Hannah T. Miss, millinery, 707 B'way
Rafferty T. C. coal dealer, 841 B'way, h. 707 do,
Rafferty William, cooper, house 110 Van Woert
Ragan Anthony, machinist, house Harrisoq near
First, Green bush ^
Ragan Cornelius, laborer, house 48 Canal
Ragan Cornelius, laborer, house 107 Dallius
Ragan Jeremiah, laborer, house 70 Colonie
Ragan Matilda, widow, house 272 Lumber
Ragan Michael, laborer, house 55 N. Lansing
Ragan Michael, laborer, h. 9 Foundry place
Raliill John, laborer, house 64 Third
Rahill John, laborer, house 50 Lawrence
Rahan Hugh, laborer, house 175 Montgomery
Rain John H., H. R. R. R. h. 13 Second, G'bush
Raleigh John, clerk. Com. Bank, h. 8 V. Schaick
Ramroth Joseph, tailor, house 67 Schuyler •
Ramsay Alexander, carpenter, h. 881 B'way
Ramsay C. W. Miss, house 91 First
Ramsay David D. clerk, N. Y. C. R. R. house 76
Second [Broadway, h. do.
Ramsay James, groceries and provisions, 817
Ramsay Johi), trnckuian, house 34 Montgomery
Ramsay J. C. Mrs. house 103 Dove
Ramsay Robert, boots and shoes, 22 Beaver, h.
43 Wash. ave. [h. 758 B'way
Ramsay Wilfred, N. Y. C. R. R. 1 Ex. Building,
Ramsdill T. Jefferson, sash and blindiuaker, 48
and 50 White, Bath, P. O. address box 15,
Albany, house at Bath
Ramsey De Witt C. {McHaffie & R), 75 State,
boards 178 Hamilton
Ramsey William, blacksmith, house 342 Lydins
Rancour C. E. liairdresser, house 224 Elm
Rand Richard M. clerk, 468 B'way, b. 67 Chapel
Randall Andrew, salesman, Broadway cor. State,
house 78 Grand
Randall George, confectioner, 83 State, and res-
taurant, 4 North Pearl (B. M. Briare, supt.),
house 33 Green [Hamilton
Randall Jacob, messenger, State Hall, house 122
Randall John L. boots and shoes, Broadway cor.
State, house 110 Eagle [Steuben
Randell Wm. H. hompoeopathic physician, 32
ALBANY [ R ] DIRECTORY.
117
Randville Peter, carman, h. Church c. Westerlo
Rankin Adelaide, milliner, 39 K Wash. av. h. do
Rankin George A. & Son {John M.), shoes, 412
Broadway, house 175 Hudson
Rankin John M. (G. A. Rankin & Son) house
175 Hudson [ington ave. house 39X do.
Rankin Joseph & Co. Loots & shoes, 41 Wash-
Rankin Mark, clerk, house 86 Bleecker
Rankin S. flour and grain, 295 Broadway and 90
Quay, house 120 Green [h. 144 do.
Rankin William, boots and shoes 37 Wash. av.
Ranshury Robert, laborer, house 160 Jeflerson
Ransom Albion {S. H. Ransom & Co.), house 42
North Pearl
Ransom Daniel, bo.irds 99 South Pearl
Ransom Sabria, widow, house 6 Elk
Ransom Samuel H. & Co. {A. Ransom & J. R.
Reed), stove manufacturers, 463 Broadway,
house 6 Elk
Rapp Cl)arles. 4th reg't cav. bds. 77 Bowery
Rapt) Christian jr. butcher, 10 Center Market,
nouse 77 Bowery
Rapp Frederika, widow, h. Lydius near Knox
Rapp John, gardener, Knox near Clinton ave.
Rapp John, shoemaker, house 60 Delaware
Rapp Russell, butcher, house 15 Lark
Rapp Wm. butcher, h. 346 Washington ave.
Rapp Wm. M. bricklayer, house 398 Lydius
Rathbone Charles D. (Anable & JR.), leather, &c.
30 and 32 State, and 333 and 335 Washing-
ton avenue, house 46 Lanca.ster
Rathbone Henry R. capt. I2tli U. S. infantry,
house 28 Eagle
Rathbone Joel, 69 State, house 5 Elk
Rathbone John P. stove man\ifacturer, 11 Green,
house 119 Washington avenue
Rathbone J. Howard, capt. U. S. A. bds. 5 Elk
Rathbone Lewis, 11 Green, house 47 N. Pearl
Rathbone N. Mrs. house 47 N. Pearl
Rathbone Sylvester, house 263 State
Rathbun Joshua, lumber dealer, 10 Lumber dis-
trict, house 81 Columbia
Ratigan Julia, widow, house 69 South Pearl
Rattoone William, produce, 423 Broadway near
State, house 145 Swan
Raura Peter, butcher, house 245 Green
Rauscher George, bowling saloon, 51 Quay ,
Rausher Nicholas, laborer, house 219 Sand /"i.
Ravel William, carpenter, house 75 Second "
Rawson T. R. Rev. city missionary, h. 45 High
Ray David, laborer, h. Green cor. Gansevoort
Ray James, maltster, house 22 Van Zandt
Ray James Mrs. house 145 Clinton avenue
Ray John, carpenter, house 131 Second
Ray John, clerk, boards 18 Beaver
Ray Matthew, carman, house 46 Colonie
Ray Matthew, milkman, house 251 Green
Ray Michael, porterhouse, 16 Van Zandt. h. do.
Ray Sherman S. shoemaker, h. 64 Van Woert
Ray William, painter, bds. 145 Clinton avenue
Ray see Rae [731 Broadway
Raymond Benj. C. 12 Strong's Building, house
Raymond Charles H. dtp. .supt. insurance de-
partment. State Hall, bds. 731 Broadway
Raymond Geo. B. clerk, W. R. R. b. 731 B'way
Rea John, baker, 15 Morton, house do.
Read Daniel P. clerk, 476 B'way, b. f59 Lydius
Read Elizur B. collector, 57 Pier, h. 21 Franklin
Ruad George, surgical instruments, b. 11 Beaver
Read Joel {Reads & Jacobie), h. at Stuyvesant
Read John B. {Reads & Jacobie), h. 193 Clin. av.
Read John Meredith jr. attorney 45 North Pearl,
house 230 State [h. 89 Lydius
Read Matthew H. receiver Bank of the Capitol,
Read Peter, farmer, house Morton near Swan
Read Robert, surgical instrument maker, boards
11 Beaver
Read William, laborer, house 101 Broad
Read William H. {Russell & Read). 118 Pier, h.
32 Broad
Read, see Reed, Reid and Ried
Reader Christina, dressmaker, h. 181 Spring
Reads (J. & J. B.) & Jacobie {F.), brickmakers,
Lark, head Canal
Ready Michael, carman, house 152 Canal
Ream Adam, carman, house 140 Swan
Reardon Henry, bartender, house 211 Green
Reardon Mary, widow, house 33 Van Zandt
Reardon Mary, widow, house 58 Jefferson
Reardon Walter, cooper, house 53 Cherry
Reardon William, laborer, house 35 Van Zandt
Reber Joseph, tailor, h. 25 Benjamin
Rebliuhn Daniel C. lastmaker, ii. 16 Franklin
Rech Matthew, laborer, h. Broad, Bethlehem
Rech Nicholas, variety store, 216 Wash. ave.
Rechenberg Henry W. shoemaker, 192 S. Pearl
Rector Henry, house 83 Hudson
Rector Isaac, teamster, ii. 2»l Washington ave.
Rector .Jacob H. teamster, house 60 Bowery
Rector John, porterhouse, 217 S. Pearl, h. do.
Redden Daniel, carpenter, house 185 Orange
Redden David, tallyman, N. Y. C. R. R. freight
depot, house 65 Canal [Building
Redden Edward, bartender, 6 Stanwix Hall
Redden Eugene, coppersmith, h. 21 Hudson
Redden Eugene, peddler, house 20 Union
Redden George C. tallyman, N. Y. C. R. R. h.
24 K Canal
Redden John, laborer, house 120 Bowery
Redden John, laborer, house 74 Van Woert
Redden Mary, widow, house 52 West Ferry
Redden Mary, widow, house 65 Canal
Redden Mary, widow, house 64 Water
Redden William & Co. carpenters, 225 Clinton
' avenue, house 51 Swan, Arbor hill
Redden William, moulder, boards 52 W. Ferry
Reddick Mary, widow, house 61 Beaver
Reddington Anthony, gardener, h. 129 Broad
Reddy Ellen, widow, liouse 128 Water
Reddy John, laborer, house 29 Plumb
Reddy Michael D. mason, hout^e 269 Green
Reddy Richard, moulder, boards 29 Plumb
Redfield Chas. B. (Van Santvoord & Co.), 77 Pier
house 87 Columbia [Westerlo
Redfield Darius 0. G. harnessmaker, house 23
Redinger Henry, tailor, boards 176 Spring
Redman Edmund, laborer, house Morton above
Elizabeth
Redmond Daniel, carpenter, house 185 Orange
Redmond Daniel, laborer, liouse 140 Chestnut
Redmond Lawrence, tallyman, N. Y. C. R. R.
house 150 Orange
Redmond Patrick, laborer, house 291 Lumber
Redmond Patrick, porterhouse, h. 59 Canal
Redmond Patrick, laborer, house 74 Canal
Redmond Pat'k, sexton Cath'c Cemetery, h. do.
Redmond Patrick, peddler, house 291 Lumber
Redmund James, laborer, house 63 Canal
Redney John, laborer, house 74 Van Woert
Redstone Isaac, dry goods, 1 12 S. Pearl, h. do.
Reeb Henry, tailor, house 66 Hudson
Reeb Henry jr. clerk, 79 State, b. 66 Hudson
Reece William, furrier, house 137 Elm
Reed David, blacksmith, house 29 Hawk
Reed Elisha, overseer, liouse 23 Hawic
Reed Francis, farmer, h. Morton n. Del, turn.
Reed Hu"h, saloon, N. Pearl c. Orange, h. do.
Reed H, W, carpenter, bds. West Albany
Reed J. Augustus, pianoforte manufacturer, 524
Broadway, house 206 State
Reed .Jacob, mason, house 17 Hawk
Reed .James, 17th regt, h. William c. Hudson
Reed James L. baggagemaster Nk Y. C. R. R.
house 67 Second
118
ALBANY [R] DIRECTORY
Reed Jane, widow, bouse 44 Hudson
Reed John T. book agent, 19 Douw's Building,
bds. Union Hotel
Reed Joel R. (S. H. Ransom & Co.), stoves, 463
Broadway, house 154 State
Reed John, laborer, house rear 23 Canal
Reed John, clerk, bds. Eagle Street Hotel
Reed John, mason, house Bath
Reed Rufus A. clerk secretary of state's office,
Stale Hall, h. 19 Chestnut
Reed Thomas, teamster, b. r. 28 W. Ferry
Reed W. H. carman, house 27 Chestnut
Reed Wm. J. tallyman, bds. 67 Second
Reed William W. house 64 Chapel
Reed, see Read and Reid
Reedy John, maltster, house rear 122 Chestnut
Reehle Jacob, butcher, Schuyler c Franklin
Reel Barbara, widow, h. 224 Wash. ave.
Reel Catharine, widow, house 16 Lark
Reel Lewis, butclier, bds. 16 Lark
Reese John, builder, house 243 Hamilton
Refelshefer George, laborer, li. 2 Benjamin
Regan Anthony, machinist, Greenbush
Regan Jolm E. moulder, h. Church c. Rensselaer
Regan Sarah, widow, house 119 Franklin
Regan Thomas H. clerk N. Y. C. R. R. boards
272 Lumber
Rehiel Hugh, watchman, h. 175X Montgomery
Rehlander William, gardener, house Lydius
near Knox
Reibel John, shoemak>^r, h. 27 Bowery
Reichard E. M. clerk, 330 B'way, b.77 Lydius
Reichart Leonard, shoemaker, house 42 Elk
Reiohle George, blacksmith, h. 253 Wash. ave.
Reichman Samuel, peddler, house 187 S. Pearl
Reihn Lawrence, shoemaker, house 108 Arch
Reid Alexander {Mnrrcll & R.), dry goods, 40
South Pearl, bds. 72 Eagle
Reid Elizabeth, widow, house 156 Orange
Reid Helen L. teacher school No. 13, boards 19
Qaackenbush [Quackenbush
Reid James, machinist, 33 Lumber, house 19
Reid Jas. A. painter, 25 Wasii. av. h. 146 Spring
Reid John, cabinetmaker, house 69 Lark
Reid John, clerk, 40 S. Pearl, b. Eagle St. Hotel
Reid John, variety store, 637 Broadway, h. do
Reid John, lace and fringe factory, 586 and 588
Broadway, house 142 Orange
Reid Sarah, widow, house 96 Spring
Reid {Thomas) & Moloney {Michael C), import-
ers of wines, &c. 2 and 4 State, bds. Frank-
lin House
Reid William, painter, house 156 Orange
Reid, see Read and Reed
Reiden John, laborer, house 111 Snipe
Reidenger Stephen, bartender, house 38 Bowery
Reiger Leinhart, shoemaker, house 58 Elk
Reiler August, laborer, house 53 Colonie
Reiley Mary, widow, h. 9 Gt. West, turnpike
Reiley Michael, junkdealer, 80 Lumber, h. do.
Reilly Edward F. clerk, bds. Canal cor. Chapel
Reilly James, tinsmith, house 180 Clin. ave.
Reilly John, carman, house 60 Dove
Reilly John, confectioner, house 87 Bleecker
Reilly John, moulder, house 83 Elm
Reilly John, laborer, N. Y. C. R. R. h. Ill Third
Reilly Patrick, laborer, bds. 6 Liberty
Reilly Sarah, widow, house 303 Hamilton
Reilly Thomas F. clerk, Ubsdell, Peirson & Co,
house 4 Phoenix place
Reiman Wm. 20th reg't, bds. 24 Norton
Reineck Henry G. carpenter, h. 209 Sand
Reineck Jacob, cabinetmaker, h. 221 Sand
Reinhardt Barbara, widow, house 88 Bowery
Reinhardt Jacob, shoemaker, h. at G'bush
Reischerdt Henry, baker, h. Schuyler c. Broad
Reisdorph Wm. machinist, house 55 Johnson
Reisdorph Woodbeck, house 83 Beaver
Reiter Theodore, blacksmith, house 32 Broad
Reitford Henry A. 37 Dean, b. Wash. G'bush
Reittinger George, junksliop, 68 Bowery, h. do.
Reittinger Peter, laborer, house 94 Willett
Reittinger Stephen, house 38 Bowery
Reitz Casper, barber, 65 Washington avenue, h.
117 Sand
Reitz John, varni slier, house 181 Bowery
Reitzenberger Benedict, peddler, h. 81 Schuyler
Rellinger Catharine, house 672 Clinton ave.
Relyea Jacob, engineer, house 55 Lumber
Relyea Joseph, salesman, 98 State, li. 155 Elm
Relyea Levi, doorkeeper 1st police station, Iiouse
130 Arch
Remer Benj. M. grainmeasurer, h. 39 Dove
Remmert Albert, grocer, house 238 Sand
Remmert Julius, laborer, house 200 Jefferson
Remmey G. P. cariiagesinith,h. 270 S. Pearl
Renck Latfon, tanner, h. 220 Wash, ave,
Rriuk Joseph, ci^armaker, 56 Cherry, h. do.
Renner John, baker, 24 Bowery, h. do.
Reniond N. Mrs. house 35 Beaver
Rennison Peter, moulder, h. 495 Clinton ave.
Reno John M. coal, &c. Broadway, house Me-
chanic, Greenbush
Reohr Wm. baker, 199 Bowery, house do.
Reohy Wm. baker, 199 Bowery, house do.
Requa (Charles W.), Kirk {Abraham) & Co.
{Smith Requa), produce and commission,
111 Pier, house 26 First [h. 31 Second
Requa Smith {Requa, Kirk & Co.), Ill Pier,
Rest John A. saloon, 12 Union, house do.
Reston Ann Maria, wido^v, house 3 Chestnut
Reszler Adam, laborer, house 32 Clinton, Beth.
Retlidge Jane, widow, house 56 N. Ferry
Retlidge John, laborer, bds. 56 N. Ferry
Renter George, grocer, 103 Snipe, h. 1 12 Bowery
Renter John, cutter, house 104 Broad
Renter John H. laborer, house 148 Franklin
Renter Peter, laborer, house 104 Broad
Rew Henry C. bookkeeper, b. 12 Ten Broeck
Reynolds Bernard, alderman 1st ward {Reynolds
& Sons), bds. 232 South Pearl
Reynolds Bridget, widow, house 135 Church
Re^'uolds Charles, laborer, house 66 Schuyler
Reynolds Dexter {Meads & Reynolds), attorney,
Masonic Hall, 41 N. Pearl, h. 98 Columbia
Reynolds Eliza, widow, house r. 107 Lumber
Reynolds Francis, boatman, h. 35 Rensselaer
Reynolds George C. house 890 Broadway
Reynolds Harvey, carpenter, 57 Second, G'bush
Reynolds Hein-y, merchant, house 176 Jay
Reynolds Henry W. clerk to canal appraisers,
State Hall, bds. American Hotel
Reynolds James, clerk, 232 S. Pearl, bds. do.
Reynolds J. Addison, dry goods, 81 Wash. ave.
house 336 Lydius [196 Elm
Reynolds John, check clerk Delavan House, h.
Reynolds John, cooper, house 103 Green
Reynolds (Jo/^7^ Jf.), Cochran (C. B.) & Harris
{Hamilton), attorneys, 41 N. Pearl, h. 4 Lodge
Reynolds John W. printer, house 272 S. Pearl
Reynolds Marcus T. house 25 North Pearl
Reynolds Michael, baker, h. 35 Swan, Arb. hill
Reynolds Patrick, carpenter, bds. 232 S. Pearl
Reynolds Patrick, laborer, house 153 Orange
Reynolds Patrick, laborer, house 50 Clinton
Reynolds Patrick, laborer, house 60 Church
Reynolds {Peter) & Sons {Bernard and Peter jr.),
liquors, 232 S. Pearl, h. do. [Pearl
Reynolds Peter jr. {Reynolds & Sons), b. 232 S.
Reynolds Thomas, hackdriver, h. 142 Spring
Reynolds Thomas, hostler, house 11 Pine
Reynolds Wm. schoolteacher, b. 107 Lumber
Reynolds Wm, agent, house 48 La Fayette
Rhatigan James, clerk, 70 Van Woert, b. 71 do.
ALBANY [ E, ] DIRECTORY
119
Rhatigan Ricli'd, grocer, 70 Van Woert, h. 71 do.
Rhatigan Tliomas, maltster, h. 71 Van Woert
Rhein Marx L. demist, 84 Lydius, house do.
Rlioades Benoni, baker, house 118 Hawk
Rhoades John, wheelwright, h. 124 Hamilton
Rhodes James, furnaceman, bds. 51 N. Lansing
Rice Alexander D. furnaceman, house 12 Broad
Rice Augusta L. widow, house 21 William
Rice Benjamin P. {J. Kiernan & Co.), liquors, 22
Dean, house 20 Jay
Rice Bernard, fruit dealer, 91 S. Pearl, h. do.
Rice Conrad, laborer, house 31 Bowery
Rice Daniel, peddler, h«use 9 Westerlo
Rice Edward, saddler, house 46 Schuyler
Rice Edward T. house Hudson corner Grand
RicePErastus B., Commercial Academy, 96 State,
house 198 Hamilton
Rice Fordyce, cabinetmaker, boards 44 Division
Rice George E. tobacconist, house 401 Lydius
Rice Gilbert C. clerk, house 20 Jay
Rice Hannah, widow of Charles, h. 116 S. Pearl
Rice Henry, peddler, house 256 South Pearl
Rice James, cooper, house 54 Bassett
Rice James, laborer, house 219 Third
Rice James, musician, h. 57 Broad, Bethleham
Rice James, liquors, 36 Orange and 646 B'way,
Rice John H. secretary Albany City Ins. Co. 446
Broadwaj', boards 67 Chapel
Rice John J. clerk, boards 144 Hamilton
Rice Joseph T. alderman 10th ward, h 20 Jay
Rice Margaret, widow, house 269 Green
Rice Mary, widow, baker, 177 B'way, house do.
Rice Meyer, peddler, house 125 Franklin
Rice Michael, laborer, house 109 Dailius
Rice 0. S. & Mickel E. painters, 547 Broadway,
boards 116 S. Pearl
Rice Patrick, carpenter, house 269 Green
Rice Samuel B. boards 21 William
Rice Samuel G. sashraaker, house 116 S. Pearl
Rice Victor M. superintendent Public Ins., State
Hall, boards 4 Park Place [State, h. 160 do.
Rice W. A. {A. McClure & Co.), druggist, 76
Rice (,Wm H.) & Steuart {Rohert), tobacconists,
116 South Pearl, h. 191 Lydius [106 Green
Rice Wm. W. J. bookkeeper N. Y. C. R. R. bds.
Rich John A. carpenter, house 63 Snipe
Rich Joseph, ragpicker, house 65 Snipe
Rich Nicholas, moulder, house 216 Wash. ave.
Richard Christoftel, laborer, house 135 Broad
Richards Albert, laborer, house 179 Sand
Richards Albertus K. clerk, house 19 X Park
Richards Alfred G. pianomaker, h. 240 K Lumber
Richards Charles, pianomaker, house 55 Swan
Richards David, laborer, house 7 S. Lansing
Richards John, butcher, house 196 Broad
Richards Rosina, widow, house 32 La Fayette
Richards Wm. M. 2d district police, house 40
West Ferry [house at Ireland's corners
Richardson Aaron, plumber and roofer 108 State,
Richard.son Ann, widow, house 15 Sand
Richardson Charles, teamster, house 49 Bowery
Richardson James, clerk, N. Y. C. R. R. frt. h.
boards 109 Clinton ave.
Richardson Joseph, Siiwmaker, h. 41 Schuyler
Richardson Levi, h. 247 Elm [place, h. 95 Elm
Richardson Matthew, cigar boxmaker, Merchant
Richardson William, paymaster U. S A. house
24 Broad [turnpike, near Perry
Richardson Wm. produce dealer, h. Gt. West.
Riche Ferdinand, book agent, 21 Douw's. Build-
ing, house 44 Hudson
Richey George, blacksmith, house 42 Third
Richleigh A Inert, laborer, h. 456 Wash. ave.
Richmond Charles, porterJiouse, 146 Wash. ave.
Richmond Henr}', hatter, 28 Hudson, h. Ill do.
Richmond Henry L. trackmaster, H. R. R. R. h.
Second, Green bush
Richmond John, moulder, bds. 94 Chestnut
Richmond Lewis, moulder, house 94 Chestnut
Richmond Solomon, peddler, h. 187 S. Pearl
Richmond William, letter carrier, h. 3 Plain con.
Richter Adam, shoemaker, house 153 Bowery
Richwein Frederick L. clerk, house 142 N. Pearl
Rick Ferdinand, shoemaker, 32 Clinton, Beth.
Rickerson Charles, student, boards 64 Howard
Ricketson Walter Mrs. boarding, 84 Hamilton
Ricketts Stephen, machinist, h. 62 X N. Lansing
Rickhart William, moulder, h. Whitehall road
Ricy Francis, piano teacher, house 30 >^ S. Ferry
Riddel Samuel, gardener, h. 14 Whitehall road
Riddick Charles M. machinist, h. 88 Lumber
Riddick James Mrs. house 61 Beaver
Riddle Thomas, blacksmith, house 114 Nucella
Riddle William, gardener, h. Broad, Bethlehem.
Rider Francis, proprietor Stanwix Hall
Rider George, laborer, house 26 Bowery
Rider George, musical instrument maker, liouse
20 Bethlehem road
Rider John, laborer, bds. Partridge, n. W. Arch
Rider John J. clerk, boards 133 Eagle
Rider Stephen J. house 105 Hudson
Rider William, laborer, house 226 Green
Rider Wm. W. shirt and collar manufacturer,
217 Hamilton, house do.
Ridge Henry, laborer, house 80 Orange
Ridgway {Julia) & Co. (if. H. Russ & E. Nesbitt)
plumbers, 121 State, h. 86 Spring [Hudson
Ridley James P. clerk, 6 Tweddle Hall, bds. 71
Rieb James, baker, house 90 Franklin
Rieckly George, blacksmith, h. 353 Wash. ave.
Riedy John, porterhouse. Learned cor. Thacher
Riedy Thomas, laborer, h. Learned cor. Thacher
Riegal Richard, bartender, 83 Green, bds. do.
Riegert John, laborer, house 253 Sand
Rielly Michael A. printer, bds. 42 Water
Rielly Rose A. widow, house 42 Water
Riethmire John, blucksmith, house 27 Bowery
Riggs Stephen S. printer, house 17 Fulton
Rigi ey James, carpenter. Second ave. G'bush,
Rigney Thomas, saloon, house East, Greenbush
Riley Barney, moroccodresser, house 429 State
Riley Barney, plasterer, house 23 Jefferson
Riley Bernard, laborer, W. R. R. btls. at G'bush
Riley Bridget, widow, house 2 Morton
Riley Catharine, widow, house 24 Rensselaer
Riley Catharine, widow, house 116 First
Riley Charles, shoemaker, house 23 Lodge
Riley Charles, grocer, 211 Lumber, house do.
Riley Cornelius, laborer, house 213 Broadway
Riley Edward, grocer. Second cor. Swan, h. do.
Riley Edward, laborer, bds. 10 Quackenbush
Riley Frank, plasterer, boards 23 Jefferson
Riley Gregg, porter, house rear 19 Westerlo
Riley James, cigarmaker, boards 129 First
Riley James, laborer, house 107 Dailius
Riley James, laborer, house rear 137 Jefferson
Riley James, laborer, house 28 Alexander
Riley James, shoemaker, house 186 Green
Riley James, peddler, house 268 N. Pearl
Riley James, laborer, boards 33 Jefferson
Riley James, peddler, house 20 Van Zandt
Riley James H. express messenger, 13 Exchange
Building, boards Merchants' Hotel
Riley John, porterhouse, 57 Lancaster
Riley John, laborer, house rear 3 Morton
Riley John, carpenter, boards 107 Dailius
Riley John, cigarmaker, house 129 First
Riley John, laborer, house 83 Elm
Riley John, mason, house 141 Orange
Riley John, laborer, house 72 Lawrence
Riley John, carman, house 24 Elk
Riley John, laborer, house 122 Broadway
Riley John, laborer, house 192 Orange
Riley John, laborer, house 111 Third
120
ALBANY [R] DIRECTORY.
Riley John, porter, 24 State, liouse 25 Jefferson
Riley John J. clerk supt's ofBce, h, 224 Swan
Riley Lawrence, laborer, house 36 Arcli
Riley Mrs. widow, house 303 Hamilton
Riley Lawrence, laborer, house 241 Lumber
Riley Luke, porterhouse, 26)^ Church
Riley Margaret, house 174 Green
Riley Mary, widow, house 68 Arcli
Riley Matthew, driver, house 42 Lawrence
Riley Matthew, hostler, house 1 59 Orange
Riley Michael, laborer, house 5 Hamilton
Riley Michael, porterhouse, Hamilton st. bridge,
house 39 Bleecker
Riley Michael, baker, house 23 Van Zandt
Riley Michael A. printer, 9 James, h. 42 Water
Riley Owen, mason, house 129 First
Riley Patrick, carman, house 259 Green
Riley Patrick, carpenter, house 163 Green
Riley Patrick, laborer, house 135 Canal
Riley Patrick, shoemaker, house 129 Beaver
Riley Patrick, slater, house 141 Oninge
Riley Patrick, moulder, boards 24 Rensselaer
Riley Peter, clerk, N. Y. C. R. R. bds. Ex. Hotel
Riley Peter, moulder, boards 24 Rensselaer
Riley Peter, carman, house 21 Center
Riley Peter C. clerk, boards 21 Center
Riley Philip, teamstei-, house 144 Third
Riley Philip, moulder, house 123 Dallius
Riley Richard, clerk, 73 Pier, bds. — Dallius
Riley Terence, Pier police, house 8 Clinton
Riley Terence, house 58 Chapel [Dove
Riley Thomas, bootmaker, 58 Beaver, house 131
Riley Thomas, carpenter, house 27 West Ferry
Riley Thomas, paver, house 95 Philip
Riley Thomas, peddler, h. Grand near Morton
Riley Thomas P. laborer, house 116 First
Riley Wm. c igarm a ker, boards 129 First
Riley Wm. shoemakei-, house 24 Mulberry
Ring James N. flour mill, 63 Quay, house Second,
Greenbush
Rings Matthias, furnaceman, h. 308 South Pearl
Rings I'eter, blacksmith, house rear 29 Broad,
Bethlehem
Rinn Michael W. laborer, house 41 Liberty
Rinn Patrick, hostler, boards 99 Church
Rischbelger George, blacksmith, house Clinton,
near Whitehall road
Risedorf William, machinist, h. 69 Johnson
Risley Jason P. carpenter, house 136 R. avenue
Kitmayer John, blacksmith, house 27 Bowery •
Rittenger Peter, laborer, house 94 Willett
Rittenhouse Charles, at Wheeler. Meiick& Co's,
boards 50 Elm
Ritter Charles S. Mrs. house Clinton avenue
Ritz Adeline, widow, house 85 Elm
Rivenburg Albert, brakeman, boards 29 Chapel
Roach Francis, harnessmaker, boards 12 Liberty
Roach Jame.s, furnaceman, house 103 Elm
Reach James, teamster, house 23 Van Zandt
Roach John, laborer, house 29 Van Zandt
Roach Martin, laborer, boards 29 Van Zandt
Roach Mary, widow, house 95 Church
Roach Miciiael, grocer, 263 Green, house do.
Roach Michael, laborer, h. Learned c. Thacher
Roach Michael, laborer, house rear 144 Third
Roach Michael, laborer, house 55 Nucella
Roach Patrick, laborer, boards 1 Swan
Roach Thomas, matchmaker, bds. 67 B'way
Roach William, laborer, house 8 South Lansing
i\oach William, laborer, boards 221 Green
Roache lidward, fireman, house 'lO Benjamin
Roalots Henry, shoemaker, 117 Hawk, h. do.
Roark Edward, house 132 Lumber
Roark Edward, brittaniaworker, b. 143 Lumber
Roark John, laborer, house 66 Arch
Roark John, carpenter, house 51 Third
Roark John, laborer, house 84 Franklin
Roark Mary, widow, house 78 Bradford
Roark Michael, laborer, house 143 Lumber
Robb James, miller, house 44 Congress
Robb Orrin, station H. R. R. house Harrison,
Greenbush
Robbins Charles A. jeweler, house 66 Bassett
Robbins John S. hat store, 52 South Pearl and
canal weighmaster, house 103 Grand
Robbins Mary Miss, dressmaker, h. 146 First
Robbins Nancy, widow, house 48 Herkimer
Robbins {Philander) k Murtaugh (J.), undertak-
ers. Pearl corner Arch, house 10 Catharine
Robbins Thomas, laborer, h. 351 Wash. ave.
Robbins W. D. sUident, boards 64 Howard
Robe John, grocer, 89 Elm, house do.
Roberts Asa, house 46 North Pearl
Roberts A. C. Mrs. milliner, 46 North Pearl
Roberts Chas. J. litli. printer, bds. 30 Steuben
Roberts Edward, carpenter, house 105 Spring
Roberts Eliza L. widow, house 269 N. Pearl
Roberts James, clerk, house 92 Hudson
Roberts James W. merch't Scho. Ct. House, h.
1 1 Lancaster
Roberts John, laborer, house 298 Bowery
Roberts John H. firebrickmaker, h. Tivoli hoi.
Roberts Joseph, taxidermist, house 466 Lydiua
Roberts Lemira Miss, house 123 North Pearl
Roberts Patrick G. violinist, house 466 Lydius
Roberts Randall C. tailor, house 123 N. Pearl
Roberts Richard H. jeweler, b. State c. Swan
Robertson Alexander, agent Northern Transpor-
tation Line, 105 Pier, h. 188 North Pearl
Robertson George, varnisher, bds. 63 Third
Robertson James, house 63 Third
Robertson James, tailor, house 32 Chapel
Robertson James, waiter, house 162 Spring
Robertson Matthew H. clerk, ins. dept.' State
Hall, boards 33 Green [142 Lark
Robertson W. D. attorney, 448 Broadway, houge
Robertson William, laborer, house 42 Morton
Robinson Albert D. att'y, 94 State, h. 41 Hawk
Robinson Charles A. 444 Broadway, house 39
Maiden lane
Robinson Edmund D. 6 State, bds. 83 Hamilton
Robinson Edw.ard, 80 Pier, house 20 Broad
Robinson Edward J. bookkeeper, 381 B'way,
house 20 Broad
Robinson George & Samuel, gas fixtures, 18
Beaver, house 46 West Ferry
Robinson James, gardener, bds. North Albany
Robinson John, builder. High corner Chester
alley, house 200 Hamilton
Robinson John, gardener, Troy road, house do,
Robinson John, shoemaker, h. 16 Bethl'm road
Robinson John A. Mrs. house 763 Broadway
Robinson John N. hairdresser, 863 Broadway
Robinson Lucius, state comptroller. State Hall,
boards Delavan House
Robinson Mary, widow, house 9 Beaver
Robinson Michael {Traver Sc R.) harnessmaker,
678 Broadway [below Pearl
Robinson Peter, tinsmith, house South Ferry
Robinson Primas, house 192 Lumber
Robinson Richard J. bookbinder, bds. 44 Elm
Robinson Robert, cutter, 481 Broadway, boards
39 Morton
Robinson Rodman H. Rev. house 72 First
Robinson Samuel, uil factory, 1 Broadway, bds.
American Hotel [boards 9 do.
Robinson Samuel (Q. & S. Robinson), 18 Beaver,
Robinson Sarah J. widow, house 326 South Pearl
Robinson Sidney S. bookkeeper, h. 20 Broad
Robinson Thomas, tailor, house 39 Morton
Robinson Wm. H. engineer, H. R. R. R. G'bush
Robinson William H. clerk, comptroller's office.
State Hall, boards 74 Eagle
Robinson Wilson, carpenter, house 186 Hudson
ALBANY [R] DIRECTORY.
121
Roch. George Mrs. house Lydius near Robin
Roche John, shoemaker, house 1 Swan
Rochford James, machinist, H. R. R. R. boards
Second, Greeubush [Greenbush
Rochford Peter, laborer, H. R. R. R. h. Second,
Rock Richard, carman, h. Dallius cor. Bassett
Rockebach John, furnaceman, house 175 Broad
Rockefeller Albert, engineer, house 36 Westerlo
Rockefeller Bernard, conductor, W. R. R. house
East, north of Mechanic, Greenbush
Rockefler Wm. J. salesman, b. Van Renss. H.
Rockman Frederick, laborer, h. 19 Van Schaick
Rockwell Clara, widow, house r. 175 Jefferson
Rockwell Elizabeth A. Miss, artist, 50 State, b.
Dunlop House
Rodden Susan, widow, house 164 Green
Rode Frederick, pianomaker, h. 266 South Pearl
Roder Joseph, cigarmaker, house 85 Dove
Rodgers Charles H. undertaker, 212 South Pearl
Rodgers Charles H.Mrs, fancy goods, house 212
South Pearl
Rodgers Elizabeth, widow, house 49 First
Rodgers Howard N. messenger American Ex-
press Co. house 171 Lydius
Rodgers James, clerk H. R. R. R. b. 46 Eagle
Rodgers James, house 76 Lumber
Rodgers John, shoemaker, house 12 Morton
Rodgers John, machinist, 33 Lumber, h. 76 do.
Rodgers John, upholsterer, house 76 Grand
Rodgers Lemuel M. alderman 2d ward and dep.
sheriff, trunks, 364 Broadway, h. 137 Green
Rodgers Michael, volunteer, house 405 State
Rodgers Philip, shoemaker, 131 Jefferson, li, do.
Rodgers Sherlock, shoemaker, 273 South Pearl
house 204 Broad [b. 137 Green
Rodgers Sherlock, jr. messenger State House,
Rodgers William, trunkmaker, house 204 Broad
Rodgers, see Rogers
Roe Andrew, shoemaker, house 99 Green
Roe Bridget, widow, house 135 Green
Roe Charles L. laborer, boards at Greenbush
Roe Coi-nelius, porterhouse, bds. at Greenbush
Roe John, boatman, boards at Greenbush
Roe Margaret, widow, house 202 Broadway
Roe Patrick, painter, house 218 Broadway
Roe Patrick, boilermaker, b. Broadway c. John
Roe Rebecca, widow, house at Greenbush
Roe Stephen J. captain steamboat Hendrik Hud-
son, house 156 Swan
Roe Thomas, weaver, b. Washington, G'bush
Roe, see Rowe
Roemer Joseph, basketmaker, house 133 Sand
Roessle Theophilus & Son {TheophUus E.), pro-
prietors Delavau House, B'way, c. Steuben
Roessle Theophilus E. (T. Roessle & Son), Dela-
van House, house 102 Hudson [Dove
Roff John J. vinegar depot, 384 Lydius, h. 117
Roff Peter D. 1 24 Pier, house 29 James
Roff Walter, restaurant, 124 Pier
Rogan James, saloon 189 Montgomery, h. do.
Rogan Mary, widow, house 37 Bassett
Rogan Nicholas, peddler, house 64 Nucella
Rogers Bernard, moulder, h. 2 Foundry place
Rogers Charles H. clerk, boards 88 Swan
Rogers Clifton, cattle broker, bds. Bull's Head,
Schenectady turnpike
Rogers Edward K. clerk, 39 State, b. 722 B'way
Rogens John P. 14 State, boards Congress Hall
Rogers Mary B. widow, house 75 Van Woert
Rogers Nathaniel, clerk, 26 State, b. Dunlop H.
RogersNelson, lumber, 188 Water, h. 180 N. Pearl
Rogers Owen {Lawler & R.), cigar manufacturers,
776 Broadway, house 41 De Witt
Rogers Thomas, blacksmith, h. 104 Franklin
Rogers William G. clerk, 74 State, b. 722 B'way
Rogers William J. proprietor Fountain House,
house 926 Broadway
_
Rollins Archeas S. distiller, b. Pearl St. Hotel
Romaine Isaac F. lumber, 106 Water, house 49
Clinton avenue
Romaine {John P.) & Dunscomb {Edward), lum-
ber, 13 Lumber district, h. 69 Ten Broeck
RonalA James, watchmaker, house 95 Bassett
Ronan Andrew, grocer, house 55 Lawrence
Ronan Dennis, clerk, boards 11 Lawrence
Ronan Matthew, laborer, h. r. 31 Van Woert
Ronan Michael, laborer, house 19 De Witt
Ronan Patrick, porterhouse, 204 Water and 16
Lumber district, house 1 1 Lawrence
Rooker William H. A. foreman Atlas and Argus,
house 43 West Ferry
Rookwatght Jacob, wheelwright, house 4 Great
Western turnpike
Rooney Christopher, grocer, house 179 Orange
Rooney Ellen, widow, house 15 Liberty
Rooney James, furnaceman, h. 9 Foundry pi.
Rooney James Rev. chancellor, Lydius opposite
Cathedral [98 Philip
Rooney John & P. horseshoers, 24 William, h.
Rooney Patrick (J. & P. R.) horseshoer, house
1 Grand
Rooney Patrick, laborer, house 221 Third
Rooney William, fruit, 17 S. Pearl, h. 15 Liberty
Rooney William, silverplater, h. 157 Jefferson
Roos Adam, moulder, h. Elizabeth n. Delaware
Roos Henry P. shoemaker, house 256 Hudson
Root Andrew J. manuf. boards 802 Broadway
Root Erastus, brakeman, N. Y. C. R. R. boards
Farmers' Hotel
Root Charles F. boards 802 Broadway
Root Josiah G. manufacturer, h. 802 Broadway
Roper Wm. liquors, house 56 Clinton
Roraback Benjamin B. tailor, 46 South Pearl, h.
207 Jay
Roraback Clarissa, widow, h. 12 Swan, Arb. h.
Roraback James, wagonmaker, house 92 Dallius
Rork Charles, lumber insp. 18 Lumber district,
house 132 Lumber
Rork Edward (S. Rork & Bros.), planingmill,
Water cor. Lawrence, house 16 Lumber
Rork Edward 2d, sawyer, boards 51 Colonie
Rork George (S. Rork & Bros.), planingmills.
Water cor. Lawrence, house 18 Lumber
Rork Geo. 2d, supt. planingmills, h. 51 Colonie
Rork John, boards 16 Lumber
Rork S. & Bros. {Edward and George), saw and
planingmill. Water corner Lawrence, house
51 Colonie
Rork Samuel, Lincoln cavalry, bds, 16 Lumber
Rork Samuel 2g, clerk at Rork & Brothers', b.
51 Colonie
Rork William, laborer, house 52 Montgomery
Rorke Dennis, carman, 42 Dean, h. 135 Third
Rorke George, clerk, house 29 Swan, Arb. hill
Rorke John, gardener, house 135 Grand
Rosa James K machinist, house W^t Albany
Rosboro A. Garner (D. Peck & Co.), Merchaots'
Hotel, 505 Broadway
Rosboro Edgar, clerk. Merchants' Hotel
Rosch George, cabinetmaker, house 8 Delaware
Rosche Francis, moulder, h. Franklin c. Schuyler
Rosche Philip, furnaceman, h. 30 Broad, Bethl.
Rose Alexander G. clerk Albany Insurance Co.
boards 185 Hudson North Pearl
Rose Alexander M. miller, Tivoli mills, h. 342
Rose Charles W. engineer, house 902 Broadway
Rose David, livery stable, 39 Columbia, h. 14
Van Tromp
Rose Elizabeth, widow, house 14 Van Tromp
Rose Henry H. carman, 120 Pier, b, 820 B'way
Rose John F. miller, house 13 Van Woert
Rose L. Stewart, boardingstable, 39 Columbia,
boards 14 Van Tromp
Rose Robert F. house 23 Van Tromp
122
ALBANY [R] DIRECTORY
Roseboom Charles, sashmaker, 118 Lydius, h. 2
Bleecker place
Roseboom Gerritt, tinsmith, 105 S. Pearl, h. do.
Roseboom Jacob, tinsmith, 94 Hudson, house
105 South Pearl
Roseboom James, tinsmith, house 50 Seccfnd
Roseboom John, waiter, house 109 Third
Rosekrans Abraham D. blacking, varnish and
ink manufactory, 12 Exchange, h. 24 Jay
Rosekrans Emma, dressmaker, h. 258 Broadway
Rosekrans Ferris D. grocer, 138 South Pearl, h.
96 Bleecker
Rosekrans Samuel T. clerk, 16 Exchange Build-
ing, house 258 K South Pearl
Rosenberg Lewis M. dry goods, Washington ave.
corner Knox, house 248 Wash. ave.
Rosenberg Matthias, laborer, h. 534 Clin. ave.
Rosenbergen Henry, butcher, 132 Arch, h. do.
Rosenburgh Philip, laborer, house 174 Elk
Rosenburgh William H. fisherman, h. at Bath
Rosendale Sampson, peddler, h. 23 Rensselaer
Rosendale Simon, student, 7 North Pearl, boards
23 Rensselaer [h. 72 Hamilton
Rosengarden Joseph, jewelry, 98 South Pearl,
Rosenow Charles, confectioner, li. 56 S. Lansing
Rosenthal Edward, butcher, h. 304 Lumber
Rosevelt Harriet A. widow, h. 26 Van Schaick
Ross David, laborer, boards 83 Orange
Ross George W. paperhanger, h. 130 S. Pearl
Ross Howard P. house 27 Ten Broeck
Ross Henry, carriagetrimmer, bds. 88 Beaver
Ross Jacob, cigarmaker, h. Wilbur, n. Partaidge
Ross John, house 12 Clinton
Ross Philip, shoemaker, house 256 Hudson
Ross Simon, laborer, house rear 63 Lafayette
Ross {William H.) & Crocker (Ja»i<?s C), lumber
dealers, 17 Lumber dist, h. 27 Ten Broeck
Rossman John B. physician, 70 Lydius, house
Sycamore Cottage, cor. Main avenue
Rosston Charles, printer, house 177 Lumber
Rote Maria L. widow, house 252 Broadway
Roth Charles, cook, house 37 Hudson
Roth George, carpenter, h. Yates n. Ontario
Roth Henry, painter, house 4 Stephen
Roth John, bootmaker. Maiden lane ab. Broad-
way, house 23 Hamilton
Roth Joseph, boilermaker, W. railroad
Roth Josgph, porterhouse, house Teunis comer
Van Vechten
Roth Nicholas, furnaceman, h. Broad, Bethl.
Rothaupt John, porterhouse, Bassettcor. Frank-
lin, house do. ^
Rothaupt Martin, laborer, h. BaSsettc. Franklin
Rothfuchs Charles, shoemaker, h. 15 Alexander
Rotman Albert, sexton Middle Dutch Church,
house 38 Beaver
Rotman Gerritt H. carpenter, house 119 Lark
Rourke Bernard, carpenter, Merchant place,
house 195 Hamilton
Ronrke Hugh, plasterer, house r. 57 Lancaster
Rourke Hugh, conductor, h. Second, G'bush
Rourke James E. printer, bds. 198 Spruce
Rourke John, paver, house 11 Johnson
Rourke John, carpenter, house 51 Third
Rourke John, carpenter, house 149 Orange
Rourke John {Sheehey & R.), butcher, 345 State,
house 78 Bradford
Rourke Keyron, maltster, h. 313 Hamilton
Rourke Patrick, tailor, boards 16 Jackson
Rousch Andrew, laborer, house 41 Plumb
Rouse John, maltster, house 38 Swan
Rouse Martin, carman, house 158 Montgomery
Rouse Michael, carman, house 64 Water
Rousseau John, house 203 State
Rouville Abram, carpenter, house 120 Snipe
Rowe Bradford, shoemaker, house 332 Lumber
Rowe Catharine Mrs. boardinghouse, 49 Colonie
Rowe James, laborer, house 215 Bowery
Rowe Rosanna Mrs. house 71 Church
Rowe, see Roe
Rowland Henry, bookbinder, h. 46 West Ferry
Rowland Hugh A. carpenter, house 72 Lark
Rowland John ( Wiles, Hoffman & R.), 55 State,
house 59 Clinton ave.
Rowland Mary, widow of Henry, h, 71 Clin. av.
Rowland Thomas (Brooksby & R.), stonecutter,
Green cor. Westerlo, house 182 Hamilton
Rowley Charles C. chairmaker, h. 37 Chestnut
Rozas Antonio de, boards 28 Division
Rudd William T. conductor, N. Y. C. R. R, h.
209 Hamilton
Rudden Peter, cooper, house 120 Dallius
Rudder Wm. Rev. boards Congress Hall
Ruddy John, laborer, house rear 8 Clinton
Ruefle Charles, shipcarpenter, house Green cor.
Bassett
Ruez Francis, cabinetmaker, h. 7 Tivoli hollow
Rugg Omar M. bookkeeper, 30 State, h. 176 Jay
Ruggles Albert W. harnessmaker, h. 1 Wendell
Ruggles Van Rensselaer P. & Co. [Jackson Bige-
low), com. mers. 49 Quay house 4 Jay
Ruhl Barbara, widow, h. 224 Washington ave.
Ruhl Ernest F. lithographer, house 114 Broad
Ruhland John B. laborer, house 161 Elk
Rull John, gardener, house 31 Perry
RuU Michael, laborer, house rear 7 Bowery
Rull Nich. blacksmith, 438 Lydius, h. 432 do.
Rummel John, upholsterer, house 69 Bowery
Runkle Henry C. carpenter, house 16 Fulton
Ruoff Martin, machinist, house Whitehall road,
near Odell
Rusch Christian, shoemaker, h. 35 Teunis
Rush Dorothy, widow, house Lydius ab. Snipe
Rush George, cabinetmaker, h. 8 Delaware
Rush Michael, waiter, house 124 Sand
Ruso Carrie, dressmaker, house 70 Lark
Ruso Francis jr. house 91 First
Ruso Frederick, mason, house 70 Lark
Ruso N. J. peddler, house 207 Jefferson
Ruso Nicholas F. house 63 Division
Ruso William, cigarmaker, house 405 Lydius
Russ Alanson B. clerk, N. Y. C. R. R. freight
office, bds. 68 Hudson [244 Hudson
Russ Charles E. quartermaster 30th reg't, bds.
Russ Herman H. (Ridgway & Co.), plumber, 121
State, house 148 Eagle
Russ James, bookbinder, 82 State, b. 152 Lydius
Russ John P. carriagesmith, 55 Hamilton, house
152 Lydius
Russell Alice, widow of Philip, h. 241 Lumber
Russell A. W. botanic physician, h. 76 Hudson
Russell Catharine, widow, house 468 Lydius
Russell Cornelius, coachman, house 32 Howard
Russell Dennis, laborer, house Dean
Russell Pvdward, laborer, bds. 55 Montgomery
Russell Elilm & Son {Henry), paints and glass,
35 James, house 55 Columbia
Russell Eliza, widow, tailoress, h. 69 Jefferson
Russell George, carman, house 111 South Pearl
Russell George, machinist, boards 33 Second
Russell Harriet A. widow, h. 88 Second
Russell Henry [E. Russell & Son), house 55
Columbia
Russell Horace, conductor, W. R. R. house Me-
chanic, Greenbush
Russell Hubbard L. grocer, 34 Jay, h. 212 State
Russell Hubbard L. jr. clerk, bds. 212 State
Russell Jacob H. porter, h. South Lansing below
Franklin [62 Westerlo
Russell James W. clerk, 107 South Pearl, boards
Russell Jason, house 32 Jefferson
Russell John E. printer, bds. 29 Quackenbush
Rus.«ell John H. adjt. 1 8th reg't, bds. 210 State
Russell John J. porter, house South Lansing
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123
Russell (Jo/iu W.) & Read {William H.), com.
iner. flour and grain, 118 Pier, h. 99 Hcrk'r
Russell Joseph W. student, 9 Douw's Bldg, bds.
99 North Pearl
Russell Lawrence, engineer, h. Johnson's alley
Russell Lawreuce, whitewasher, h. 143 Green
Russell Margaretta S. widow, h. 99 North Pearl
Russell Mary A. widow of Solomou W. house 62
Westerlo
Russell Michael, laborer, house 35 Dean
Russell Patrick, house 145 Lumber
Russell Peter, blacksmith, house 145 Lumber
Russell Philip, helper, house 145 Lumber
Russell William, house 210 State [210 State
Russell William H. qr. master 18tli reg't, boards
Russell Wm. C. carman, liouse 85 Third
Russell Wm. N. constable, house 86 W. Ferry
Ruth Diana, seamstress, house 367 State
Ruth Henry, moulder, house 130 Bowery
llutledge John, boards 56 North Ferry
Rutledge Patrick, laborer, house 56 N. Ferry
Rutledge Thomas, 63d reg't, h. 9 Foundry place
Rutledge William, laborer, bds. 56 North Ferry
Ryan Ann, variety store, 101 Green, house do.
Ryan Anthony, hostler, house 221 Third
Ryan Bernard, in brewery, liouse 128 Water
Ryan Bridget, widow, house 42 Mulberry
Ryan Catharine, widow, house 201 Broadway
Ryan Catharine, widow, house 57 Chapel
Ryan Charles J. clerk N. Y. C. R. R. house 51
Ten Broeck
Ryan Cornelius, moulder, house 146 Church
Ryan Cornelius, grocer. Arch cor. Grand
Ryan Cornelius, tallyman, house Greenbush
Ryan Daniel, laborer, house 63 Arch
Ryan Daniel, laborer, house 50 Colonie
Ryan Daniel, agent, 2 State, bds. Mansion House
Ryan Daniel, laborer, h. Spruce near Eagle
Ryan Dennis, cooper, house 93 First
Ryan Edward, baggagemaster, N. Y. C. R. R.
house 58 Philip
Ryan Edward, moulder, house 63 Lawrence
Ryan Edward, waiter, house 58 Philip
Ryan Honora, grocer, 138 Jefferson, house do.
Ryan James, moulder, house 1 56 Eagle
Ryan James, blacksmith, house 16 Jackson
Ryan James H. coppersmith, h. 124 Jefferson
Ryan James, blacksmith, house 7 Lumber
Ryan John, watchman, h. 16 Union
Ryan John, carpenter, h. Broadway, G'bush
Ryan John, laborer, house 156 Eagle
Ryan John, coachman, house 21 Canal
Ryan John, laborer, house 4 North Lansing
Ryan John, miller, house 47 Colonie
Ryan John, laborer, house 216 Broadway
Ryan John, moulder, house 12 Catharine
Ryan John, laborer, house rear Spruce n. Eagle
Ryan John, teamster, house 87 Church [Broeck
Ryan John J. clerk, N. Y. C. R. R. bds 61 Ten
Ryan John H. moulder, bf^ards 146 Church
Ryan John T. safemaker, house 10 Jefferson
Ryan Martin, clerk, house rear 178 Colonie
Ryan Martin, teamster, house 48 Canal
Ryan Mary, widow, boards 55 Church
Ryan Mary, widow, house 61 North Lansing
Ryan Matthew, laborer, bds. 61 North Lansing
Ryan Matthew, teamster, house 373 State
Ryan Michael, porter, Delavan House
Ryan Michael, moulder, house 3 Learned
Ryan Michael, butcher, house 449 Wash. ave.
Ryan Michael, fish and oysters, 97 Green, bds.
158 Eagle
Ryan Patrick, laborer, house 151 Montgomery
Ryan Patrick, hostler, house 226 Mulberry
Ryan Patrick, laborer, house 89 Cherry
Ryan Patrick, laborer, house 17 Clinton ,
Ryan Patrick, laborer, house North Albany
Ryan Patrick, house 4 Foundry place
Ryan Patrick, laborer, house 13 Clinton
Ryan Philip, clerk, 101 Green, b. do.
Ryan Richard, grocer, Schuyler cor. Clinton
Ryan_ Richard, gardener, h. Clinton ave. ab.
Partridge
Ryan Roger, laborer, house rear 1 Clinton
Ryan Thomas, moulder, house 56 North Ferry
Ryan Thomas, laborer, house 219 Swan
Ryan Thomas, laborer, house 55 Delaware
Ryan Thomas, laborer, house at North Albary
Ryan Timothy, laborer, house 61 N. Lansing
Ryan William, carpenter, h. Second, G'Bush
Ryan William, mason, house 51 Ten Broeck
Ryder John, tailor, house 104 Broad
Ryder Seth B. house 179 Hudson
Rysedorph Martin W. teas, &c. 179 South Pearl,
house 83 Beaver
SABBATON PAUL A. superintendent gasworks,
59 State, house 90 Hudson
Sabey George, fireman, house 852 Broadway
Sacia Jane, widow, house 324 State
Sacker Anthony, machinist, house 16 Orange
Sackett Nathaniel, clerk, 15 Lumber dist. bds.
858 Broadway
Sackett William H. lumber dealer, 15 Lumber
district, house 858 Broadway
Sacks Simon, clothing, 206 South Pearl, h. do.
Sadler Joseph, laborer, house 59 Sand
Saff'ord Edwin, insurance agent, 69 State, house
185 Hudson [30 Jay
Sattbrd Levi, real estate agent, 51 State, house
Sage Mary C. boards 16 broad
Sagendorf Peter A. house East, Greenbush
Sager Frederick, laborer, h. 588 Clinton avenue
Sager Frederick F. house 163 South Pearl
Sager Jacob, captain 3d district police, house
860 Broadway
Sager John, house 248 Washington avenue
Sager John W. stoves, 17 and 19 Green, house
39 Congress
Sager Margaret, tailoress, house 75 Lark
Sager Peter, stoves, &c. 7 Green, house 18 Dove
Sams bury Wm. pilot, house John, Greenbush
Sale Peter, furnaceman, h. 284 Wash, avenue
Salisbury Andrew, 91st reg't, h. 182 Colonie
Salisbury Asa S. laborer, house 304 N. Pearl
Salisbury Daniel (Cary & S.), lumber dealer,
first office north of Ferry, h. 176 N. Pearl
Salisbury Daniel jr. captain steamboat Alida, h.
Seymour, Bath
Salisbury Henry, teamster, house 54 W. Ferry
Salisbury Henry Mrs. matron Home of the
Friendless, house 15 Park
Salisbury James M. lumber inspector, 1 Lumber
district, house 147 Second
Salisbury Nelson H. clerk, 1 Lumber district,
boards Lumber above Knox [Bath
Salisbury William, carman, h. White n. Ferry,
Sallig Joseph, farmer, house 76 Odell
Sallig Mattheus, mason, h. V. Vechten n. Steven
Salm John, carpenter, house 148 Broad
Salters Benjamin, secondhand clothing, 598
Broadway, house 2 Van Tromp
Sam Adam, cutter, house 174 South Pearl
Sammon Martin, laborer, house 142 Colonie
Sammon Michael, laborer, h. rear 20 De Witt
Sammons Lawrence, moulder, house 117 Grand
Samo Henry, tailor, house 32 Bowery
Sample Margaret, widow, house 113 Dove
Sampson William, carpenter, house 19 Sand
Sanbrook George, laborer, h. 98 Van Woert
Sand Jolni H. attorney, 67 State, bds. 38 Hawk
Sanders Barent B. {J. B. Sanders & Co.), house
41 Broad [h. 143 Lydius
Sanders Garret V. S. {/. B. Sanders & Co.)i I
124
ALBANY [S] DIRECTORY.
Sanders George, shoefitter, house 31 Willett
Sanders George H, carpenter, W. R. R.
Sanders Henry B. boards 43 Lydius
Sanders Jacob G. house 150 State
Sanders James, carpenter, bds. 154 Clinton ave.
Sanders {James B.) & De Witt {A. V.), attor-
nevs, 9 Douw's Building, h. 21 Wash. ave.
Sander's John B. & Co. («. V. S. & B. B. San-
ders), provisions, seeds, salt, &c. 72 Quay,
house 143 Lydius
Sanders, see Saunders
Sanderson George, furnaceman, h. 63 Third
Sanderson Robert, cigarmaker, h. 51 Third
Sandleiter Jacob, maltster, house 102 Sand
Sandleitner Simon, saloon, 61 Eagle, house do.
Sands Bridget, widow, house 29 Van Schaick
Sands George, laborer, house 39 De Witt
Sands John, machinist, house 269 L^mber
Sands William, carpenter, house 52 X Philip
Sanford George D. trunkmaker, h. 19 Mulberry
Sanfoid Harriet, widow, house 1 63 Eagle
Sanford Joseph P. house 6 Elk
Sanford Wilbur F. at Directory office, 78 State
Sangmaster Augustus, 415 B'way, h. 98 Wester lo
Sanger George, safemaker, house 17 Teunis
Sankey Samuel H. printer, house 200 Hudson
Sankey William L., Berdan's sharpshooters, h.
200 Hudson
Sann Henry, currier, house 123 Franklin
Sappe John, physician, house — Spruce
Sard George E. clerk, 488 B'way, b. 175 State
Sard Grange, draper and tailor, 488 Broadway,
house 175 State
Sard Grange jr. clerk, 11 Green, b. 175 State
Sargent Caroline, teacher, b. N. Pearl c. Colonie
Sargent Charles E. engineer, h. 890 Broadway
Sargent Parker, laborer, h. 106 Clinton avenue
Sargent W. P. boards Dunlop House
Sauer Henry C. A. hatter, h. 57 Schuyler
Saul William, carpenter, 110 Ten Broeck, house
107 Lumber
Saunders Chas. M., Mechanics' Hotel, 18 Lydius
Saunders S. drugs, 16 North Lansing
Saunders Zacchus M. gardener, h. 439 Lydius
Saunders William N. fe. capt. 3d reg't, h. 1 Pine
Saussbier Joseph, shoemaker, h. 18 Steven
Sauters Anthony, restaurant 305 Broadway
Sautter LouiSj apothecary, 61 S. Pearl, h. do.
Savage Catharine Mrs. confectionery and toys,
Broadway, Greenbush, house do.
Savage Edmund, clerk, canal dept. State Hall,
boards 72 Chapel
Savage Francis, pianomaker, house 116 Third
Savage James, harbor master, 4 Maiden lane, h.
72 Chapel
Savage John, laborer, house North Albany
Savage Rowland, shoemaker, h. 273 Wash. ave.
Savage Silas T. swiftsure line office, h. 58 Jay
Sawyer Abram, fish, &c. Center Market, house
54 Division [Ten Broeck
Sawyer Christopher, clerk, 36 Green, boards 33
Sawyer Robert N. news depot, 104 Wash. ave.
Sawyer William, shoes, 86 South Pearl, h. do.
Saxe C. J. {Douglas, Saxe & Co.), lumber, 6
Lumber district, house at Troy
Saxe John G. house 235 Lydius
Saxton David A. clerk, bds. 54 Van Woert
Sayers John, laborer, h. Dallius cor. Cherry
Sayles Alexander, boots and shoes, 6X Plain
Sayles Christopher, moulder, house 13 Bowery
Sayles Charles, shoemaker, 149 S. Pearl, h. do.
Sayles George M. Mrs. h. 329 Wash. ave.
Sayles James, porterhouse, 152 Hudson, h. do.
Sayles James M. clerk, canal col's office, Ji. 29 Ja;
Sayles John, house 29 Jay
Sayles Thomas, currier, h. 343 Lydius
Sayre Daniel Mrs. house 273 Hudson
ay
Sayre Henry, clerk, 56 Wash. ave. h. 208 Jay
Sayre Rebecca, widow, house 273 Hudson
Scace Sebnstian, farmer, li. Schenectady tump.
Scace Wm. gardener, h. Lydius n. Partridge
Scahill John, moulder, house 142 Franklin
Fcallen George C. laborer, house 105 Elm
Scally Peter, laborer, house 70 Canal
Scally Thomas, laborer, li. Green c. Schuyler
Scally Thomas, boilermaker, house 283 Lumber
Scanfan Daniel, fishdealer, h. 44 Division
Scan Ian John, laborer, house 1 Learned
Scanlan Mary J. dressmaker, boards 27 Dean
Scanlan Mrs. widow, house 1 Learned
Scanlan Patrick, teamster, house 137 Broad
Scanlan Wm. baggageman H. R. R. R. h. 27 Dean
Scannel William, nailor, house 403 State
Scannell Edward, dep. sherift', h. 13 Knox
Scarf John, laborer, house North Albany
Scattergood Chas. F. boards lOBleecker place .
Scattergood Henry V. meo. engineer, bouse 10
Bleecker place
Schad George, furnaceman, h. 6 Clin. Beth'm
Schad Joseph, carpenter, house 55 Alexander
Schaefer Adam, laborer, house 88 Bradford
Schaefer Balthazar, shoemaker, house 315 State
Schaefer Frederick, locksmith, house 128 Broad
Schaefer George G. carpenter, house 133 Sand
Schaefer Hiram, laborer, house 41 Sand
Schaefer Joseph, tailor, hoiise 8 Alexander
SchaefferMathias Joseph, laborer, h. 52 Mulberry
Schafer Andrew, laborer, house 13 Odell
Schafer George, laborer, house 600 Clinton ave.
Schafer Joseph, blacksmith, house 145 Broad
Schafer Louis, furnaceman, h. 53 Bradford
Schafer Lawrence, laborer, h. Elk near Lark
Schafer Philip, porter, 16 N. Pearl, h. 133 Bowery
Schaffner George, carriagemaker, h. 51 Delaware
Schaflher Peter, cabinetmaker, h. 331 S. Pearl
SchaflFner Philip, porterhouse, 204 Broad
Schaller Andrew, carpenter, h. 20 Stephen
Schaller Jacob, laborer, house 4 Teunis
Schanemen John A. laborer, house 19 Sand
Schanno Mary, widow, house 145 Spring
Schantz Lawrence, laborer, house Elizabeth n.
Alexander
Scharer John, laborer, house 73 Bowery
Scharf Frederich, laborer, house 2 Odell
Schaumburger Henry, moulder, h. 105 Broad
Schaumburger William, locksmith, h. 151 Broad
Schefold Philip, laborer, house 83 Sand
Scheidler Catharine, widow, house 121 Broad
Scheidler Christian, cigarmaker, h. 121 Broad
Schellman George, shoemaker, h. 12 Delaware
Schenck George, tailor, h. Van Vechten bet.
Broad and Clinton
Schenekbihl Anthony, tailor, h. r. 26 W. Ferry
Schenmeyer George, house Ferry, Greenbush
Scherer George, hairdresser, 265 South Pearl
Scherer Peter, laborer, house 124 Sand
Schermerhorn Elizabeth Miss, h. 58 Congress
Schermerhorn Geo. J. carbuilder, h. 41 Third
Schermerhorn John, teamster, h. 222 Wash. ave.
Schermerhorn J. C. bookkeeper, 376 Broadway,
house 61 Dove [61 Dove
Schermerhorn Judah C. civil engineer, house
Schermerhorn Morgan L. house 275 State
Schermerhorn Theodore, oysters and fruit, 34
Philip, house 4 Plain continued
Schessler John, shoemaker, h. 142 Wash. ave.
Scheuer Jacob, stagedriver, h. at North Albany
Sclieurer Jacob, blacksmith, house 219 Elm
Schilfendecker Frederica, widow, h. Clinton,
Bethlehem [Bethlehem
Schilfendecker Martin, butcher, house Clinton,
SchilTer Charles F., N. Y. C. R. R. freight office,
house 15 Philip
Schiller Christiana, widow, house 3 Sand
ALBANY [S] DIRECTORY
125
Schiflfer Geo. W. lieut. 91st reg't, b. Franklin H.
Schitt'erdecker Charles, butcher, 41 Clinton
SchiflFerdecker Frederick, butcher, h. Clinton c.
Van Vechten
Schild Peter, brushmaker, h. 29 Bradford
Schilford Matthias, mason, house 204 Broad
Schill Frederic, laborer, house 49 Van Woert
Schilling Jacob, laborer, h. Elk cor. Quail
Schimpf Frederic, machinist, h. 177 Broad
Schindler Charles W. brewer and saloon, Beth-
lehem road, house do.
Schinnerer {A7idrew) & Hinckel {Frederick)
brewers, Swan c. W. Ferry, h. 183 Elm
Schlebocker Louis, laborer, house 224 Sand
Schlechter , bootmaker, h. Wash. G'bush
Schleick George, musician, h. 210 Wash. ave.
Schleiger Nicholas, lager beer, 220 Green, h. do.
Schleppegael D. musician, house 75 Jefferson
Schlichter Joseph, cigarmaker, h. 100 iNucella
Schlingloff Conrad, cutter, 46 Quay, h. 191 Elm
Schlink Valentine, tinplate worker, 172 Broad,
house 263 South Pearl
Schloss Abraham, grocer, 111 Beaver, h. do.
Schmalz Jacob, painter, house 224 Green
Schmelz Henry, clerk, house 106 .Jefferson
Schmidt Henry, cabinetmaker, 336 Wash. ave.
Schmidt Peter, laborer, house 35 Sand
Schmitt Michael, clerk P. 0. house 142 Bowery
Schneider Antoine, barber, b. 283 South Pearl
Schneider Barnhart, baker, 307 Broadway
Schneider Charles, shoemaker, h. 23 B?thl. rd.
Schneider Christian, shoemaker, h. 450 Lydius
Schneider George, lager beer, 311 B'way, h. do.
Schneider Henry, farmer, h. New Scotl'd pi. rd.
Schneider .Jacob, florist, house 371 Bowery
Schneider Peter, wheelwright, h. 442 Lydius
Schneider Sebastian, 91st reg't
Schnellendiuessler Herman F. Rev. house 84
Schuyler
Schnur Peter A. laboi-er, 48 Bradford
Schoch Christian, tailor, house 360 State
Schock Jacob, locksmith, house Van Vechten
near Elizabeth
Schock Martin G. carpetweaver, h. 314 S. Pearl
Schofield John, tailor, house 65 Second
Scholler Frank, shoemaker, b. 652 Broadway
Scholtz August, shoemaker, h. 369 State
Schoneman Charles, tailor, house 141 Broad
Schonman William, farmer, h. N. Albany
Schoon maker Jacob, carpenter, h. 153 Broad
Schoppelreg Francis, 3d reg't, h. 77 Mulberry
Schram Theodore, laborer, h. 177 Broad
Schreiber Christian, laborer, house Delaware
Schreiber Estel Mrs. house 184 South Pearl
Schreiber Gotlieb, musician, h 85 Schuyler
Schreiber Stephen, saloon, 83 Green, h. do.
Schrem Peter, laborer, house 116 Nucella
Schrodt Michael, clerk P. 0. h. 142 Bowery
Schroeder Alexander, watchmaker, b. 5 Union
Schroeder John, furnaceman, house 16 Teunis
Schuetz Henry, tailor, house 165 Broad
Schult Albert, painter, house 96 Schuyler
Schult Frederick, tailor, house 66 Hudson
Schultice George, cabinetmaker, h. 94 Chestnut
Schultice Michael, carpenter, house 6 Colonie
Schultz Austin T. engineer, house Washington
avenue corner Robin
Schultz Charles, blacksmith, h. Clin. n. V. V.
Schultz Ferdinand, grocer, 245 South Pearl
Schultz Frederic, tailor, house 32 Clinton
Schultz Frederic, tailor, house 214 S. Pearl
Schultz Frederick, brickmaicer, Clinton c. V. V.'
Schultz Henry (Miller & S.), dyer, 83 Herkimer
Schultz John, laborer, house 34 Broad
Schultz John, blacksmith, h. V. Vech. n. Teunis
Schultz John, brickmaker, h. Knox u. Bowery
Schumaker Frank A. carpenter, h. 78Bassett
Schurr Barbary, widow, house 98 Snipe
Schurr Christian, grocer, 325 Wash. ave.
Schu.ster Marx, tailor, 110 South Pearl, h. do.
Schutter, see Shutter
Schuyler Angelica, widow, house 57 Lumber
Schuyler Cornelius, real estate broker and ins.
agent, 51 State, house 294 do.
Schuyler Mary, boards 284 South Pearl
Schuyler Mary, widow, h. 190 North Pearl
Schuyler Samuel, supt. N. Y. & A. Propeller
hue, 310 B'way, h. 72 Westerlo
Schuyler Thomas, 80 Pier, h. 65 South Ferry
Schuyler William C. attorney, h. 134 Jefferson
Schwabecker Betsey Mrs. widow, house 1 1 Rose
Schwartz Abraham, meatstall, 171 South Pearl,
house 35 Alexander
Schwartz F. mason and builder, h. 270 Hamilton
Schwartz Frederick, butcher, house 101 Knox
Schwartz George, butcher, II, 12 and 20 Center
Market, house 494 Lydius [Franklin
Schwartz Joseph, shoemaker, house Bassett cor.
Schwartz Simon, grocer, 46 S. Ferry, h. do.
Schwed Frederick, shoemaker, h. 8 Howard
Schweiker John W. cooper, house 37 Schuyler
Schweitzen Christian, baker, 349 State, h. do.
Schweitzer Nicholas, furnaceman, house Van
Vechten near Teunis
Schweizer Simon, shoemaker, h. 183 Spring
Schwigler Adam, tailor, house 215 Sand
Schwin Nicholas, milkman, house 193 Broad
Schwoerer Emil, cook, h. 169 South Pearl
Schworer John, Washington House, 200 Wash-
ington avenue
Schworm .Jacob, porterhouse, 73 Bowery
Scobie Wra. steward at American Hotel
Scoilen George, bartender, bds. 162 Jefferson
Scollen Henry, porterhouse, 129 Eagle
ScoUen Wm. brickmakei', house 162 Jefferson
Scoones Henry, shoemaker, house at Bath
Scott Alice A. dressmaker, house 194 Lumber
Scott Ann, widow, house 610 Broadway
Scott Chas. E. gunsmith, bds. 17 Clinton ave.
Scott David, lumber, 70 Bassett, house 72 do.
Scott (David I. ) & Costigan (James), silverplat-
ers, 13 Church, house 32 West Ferry
Scott Frederick, porterhouse, 109 Bowery
Scott George C. tailor, 8 Beaver, h. 130 Lancaster
Scott George C. (Hyler & S.), coachsmith. Ferry,
Greenbush, house Broadway do.
Scott George W. bds. 4 Park place
Scott Henry H. house 73 Lark
Scott Jacob, house 17 Clinton avenue
Scott Jacob A. boardinghouse, 57 Lydius
Scott Jacob H. steward, house 194 Lumber
Scott James, labor.-r, house 18 Morton
Scott .James, laborer, house 55 Colonie
Scott James G. yankee notions, 52 State, boards
61 Beaver
*Scott .Jane, vestmaker, bds. 72 .Jay
Scott John, carpenter, housn- at Greenbush
Scott John, painter, house 195 South Pearl
Scott John, hatter, house 16 Daniels
Scott John R. cigarmaker, house 2 1 Van Woert
Scott John W. cigarmaker, house 206 Lumber
Scott Lawson A. porter Greer's, h. r. 208 Lumber
Scott Leonard L. 2d dist. police, h. 79 Second
Scott Marshall, police, bds. 606 Broadway
Scott Michael, laborer, h. r. 55 Lawrence
Scott Patrick, tailor, house 116 Nucella
Scott Philip & Co. (D. Terry jr.), grocers, 74
Pier, house 114 Second
Scott Richard H. (IV. J. & R. H. Scott), h. 9
Bleecker place
Scott Robert, laborer, hou.se r. 84 Broad
Scott Robert, carpenter, 64 Bassett, boards 60
Rensselaer
Scott Robert, plumber, house 31 Van Zandt
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Scott Robert A. bookkeeper, bds. 17 Clinton ave.
Scott Stephen, stationman, Ii. 6 N. Lansing
Scott Thomas, carpenter, house 119 Lumber
Scott Thomas, laborer, h. 105 Arch
Scott Wm. cigarmaker, house 204 Lumber
Scott Willliam, cigarmaker, house 68 First
Scott William B. grocer, Swan c. Second, h. do.
Scott William J. & R. H. gunmakers and mili-
tary goods, 9 Beaver, iiouse 339 Lydius
Scovel Ashley Mrs. house 31 Clinton avenue
Scovel Henry W. {Kennedy & S.), 54 State, h.
51 Philip
Scovel Louis L. paymaster U. S. N. h. 31 Clin. av.
Scovel Nelson, 54 State, house 76 Eagle
Scovell Amos S. analytical physician and sur-
geon, 249 Lydius, house do.
Scovill Oliver, 38 State, bds. 10 Van Schaick
Scrafford Sarah E. Mrs. house 8 High
Scranton William, house 170 Hudson
Scribner Benjamin C. house 37 South Ferry
Scripture F. Everett, clerk, b. Beardsley's Hotel
Scripture Henry, overseer at Penitentiary, house
122 Lark
Scriven Grardner, carpenter, h. 341 N. Pearl
Scriven Lyman Gr. carpenter, h. 341 N. Pearl
Scullen James, shipcarpenter, h. 48 Swan, Arb. h.
Scully David, conductor, house 12 Orange
Scully Edward, tailor, house 143 Orange
Scully Edward Mrs. house 17 Bleecker
Scully .John, carpenter, bds. B'way, Greenbush
Scully Lawrence, moulder, house 95 Church
Scully Richard, brakeman, bds. at W. Albany
Scully Timothy, laborer, bds. 69 North Ferry
Seabury Hilan, hollowware, Tivoli hollow, h.
221 North Pearl [Lumber
Seabury Isaac F. tallyman, N. Y. C. R. R. h. 186
Seaman Cornelia, widow, house 39 De Witt
Seaman Cornelius, stovemounter, h. 912 B'way
Seaman James H. stovemounter, b. 39 De Witt
Seaman Joseph W. conductor N. Y. C. R. R. h.
912 Broadway
Searls George, laborer, house 168 Sand
Searls George, butcher, house 426 Bowery
Searls James, Initcher, house 229 Bowery
Searls John, butcher, house 229 Bowery
Seaton George E. painter, h. 66 Rensselaer
Seaver Benjamin W. sexton, cutter, 496 B'way,
house 71 X North Pearl
Seckenger Gustavus, laborer, h. 36 Delaware
Secor Sarah, widow, house rear 159 Spriui'-
Sedam Charles, clerk, 80 Pier, house 200 State
Seeley David W. patent rights, h. 235 State
Seeley Ellen, widow, house 17 South ferry
Seeley James P. fruit and oysters, 662 B'way,
house 48 Spencer
Seeley Richard, mason, house 32 Division
Seelye Samuel T. Rev. house 695 Broadway
Seemann Fred'k, wheelwright, h Sand n. Perry
Seeman Herman, cabinetmaker, h. 169 S. Pearl
Seery John, carman, h. Thacher near Learned
Seery John, teamster, house 136 Hawk
Seery Patrick, laborer, boirds 64 Third
Segrave John, tailor, house 154 Canal
Sehl Christopher, furnaceman, h. 12 Bowery
Sehl Joseph, furnaceman, house 20 Bowery
Sehl Nicholas, laborer, house 283 Wash. ave.
Sehl Peter, furnaceman, h. 284 Wash, avenue
Seib Joseph, junkdealer, house 14 Bowery
Seiber Gottlieb, pi.momaker, house 65 Green
Seller William, teamster, h. 341 Wash, avenue
Seipe Jacob, teamster, house 198 Jay
Seitz John, moulder, house 209 Broad
Selby Thomas, mason, house 117 Snipe
Selby William, mason, house 111 First
Selheim John, furnaceman, house 32 Alexander
Selhime Charles, stovemounter, h. 65 Alexander
Selhime John, tailor, house 41 Plumb
Seligman Elias, jewelry, house 192 S. Pearl
Selkirk Alexander sr. \Vceder & S.), grocer, 154
South Pearl, house 26 Dallius
Selkirk Alexander, agent, carriagemaker, 832
Broadway, house 88 Lumber
Selkirk Edward Rev. bds. 27 Grand
Selkirk Edwin, coachpainter, bds. 26 Dallius
Sellars Hugh, variety store, 287 Wash. av. h. do.
Selman George, laborer, house 50 Delaware
Sennett John, oilclothworker, house 125 Bowery
Sennett Patrick, carpenter, 72 Lydius
Sennett Patrick, cook, house 108 Sand
Sennett Thomas, oilcloth painter, h. 78 Bradford
Sennett Wm. clerk, 7 N. Pearl, h. 125 Bowery
Senrick [Charles) & Fisher (Jos.), furniture, 40
Washington avenue, boards 361 do.
Senrick Frank, cabinetmaker, b. 361 Wash.- ave.
Senrick George, cabinetmaker, h. 361 Wash. av.
Senrick Martin, cabinetmaker, b 361 Wash. av.
Senrick Xavier, sen. cabinetmaker, 80 Dove
Senrick Xavier, cabinetmaker, 80 Dove, h. do.
Server Edward A. bookkeeper, 353 Broadway,
boards 60 North Ferry
Server Robert, shoes, 520 B'way, h. 60 N. Ferry
Service Philip, stonecutter, house 42 Clinton
Serviss William Mrs. house 37 Grand
Sessagrant Charles, painter, house 141 Sand
Settle Albert J. blacksmith, house 8 Swan
Settle Almerin H. clerk. Farmers and Mechan-
ics' Hotel
Settle Arthur E. clerk, 112 Pier, b. 81 Clin. ave.
Settle David, carpenter, bds. 29 Quackenbash
Settle Jacob M. attorney, 68 State
Settle Sylvanus W. produce and commission,
112 Pier, house 81 Clinton avenue
Settlemeyer Adam, laborer, house 114 Bowery
Seufert Louis, carver, 315 State, h. 96 Willett
Severence Joseph, grocer, 337 Wash. ave. h. do.
Seward Fred. W. ( Weed, Parsons & Co. also
Weed, Dawson & Co.), Evening Journal, h.
at Washington
Seward Hiram, boatman, house at Bath
Sewell Anthony, mason, h. Yates near Robin
Sewell James, mason, house Yates near Snipe
Sewell John, mason, house 324 State
Sewell Matthew, laborer, h. Swan corner Road
Sexton (Jharles, carpenter, h. Yates near Lark
Sexton Henrietta, widow, house 2S2 Lumber
Sexton Thomas, laborer, house 120 Dallius
Seymour Charles, carpenter, 119 Grand, house
96 do. [Clinton ave.
Seymour George T. clerk, N. Y. C. R. R. h. 62
Seymour George P. clerk, N. Y. C. R. R. bds.
109 Clinton avenue
Seymour Lewis, carpenter, 6 Wilbur, h, 91 Grand
Seymour Stephen A. carriagemaker, house 244
South Pearl [62 Clinton avenue
Seymour Timothy, bookbinder, 82 State, house
Seymour William, house 103 Columbia
Seymour William R. bds. 62 Clinton avenue
Shadick .lames, mason, h. rear 140 Orange
Shadick Perlina, widow, house Clinton avenue
above Partridge [Montgomery
Shafer Adam, conductor H, R. R. R. house 45
Shafer Belinda Miss, house 17 Philip [Lumber
Shafer Edwin, bookkeeper, 17 State, boards 74
Shafer G. "V. Z. atfy, 67 State, b. 91 Herkimer
Shafer Ira ( ffcrner & S.), district attorney, 67
State, house 261 Hamilton [h. 74 Lumber
Shafer Sylvester A. clerk at Rathbone's foundry,
Shatfer Edward, house 314 South Pearl
Shaffer John, signpainter, 547 Broadway, boards
314 South Pearl
Shaffer Mary B. house 314 South Pearl
Shaler Frank, engineer, bds. 29 Quackenbush
Shallow John, boardinghouse, 11 Beaver
Shanahan James, porterhouse, 154 B'way, h. do.
ALBANY [S] DIRECTORY.
127
Shanahan Patrick, laborer, 473 Wash, avenue
Shandley William, laborer, house 61 Johnson
Shane James, carman, house 17 Bleecker
Shankland Wm. J. 469 Broadway, boards 55
Maiden lane [206 Hudson
Shanks David W. upholsterer, 32 Green, house
Shanks Henry, tinsmith, house 74 Cherry
Shanks Robert, fish and fruit, h. 69 Swan, A. h.
Shannon Martin, laborer, house 18 Lawrence
Shark William, gardener, house Morris near
Partridge
Sharky Andrew, blacksmith, house 54 Bassett
Sharky Ann, widow, house 66 Hudson
Sharky Bernard, fireman, house 71. Van Woert
Sharp Absolom M. carman, house i73 Elm
Sharp David, house 52 Congress
Sharp Hannah, widow, h. Washington, G'bush
Sharp Jacob, clerk, county clerk's office, boards
27 Quackenbush
Sharp Joanna, widow, house 130 Dove
Sharp Joseph H. engineer, house 46 Lafayette
Sharp Margaret, widow, house 53 Howard
Sharp Nicholas, boatman, house 55 Lumber
Sharp Wm. H. hairdresser, B'way, G'bush
Sharts John, house 93 Lydius
Sharts Theo. ironfounder, at Greenbusli, office
636 Broadway, house 30 Grand cor. Plain
Shattuck James A. mason, house 140 Orange
Shaughness P. H. telegraph opei-ator, 446 Broad-
way, boards Mansion House
Shaughnessy John, laborer, house 41 Lydius
Sliaughuessy Michael, blacksmith, b. Bowery
Shaughnessy Miciiael, moulder, h. 4 Foundry pi.
Shaughnessy, see O' Shaughnessy
Shauu Jacob, house 73 Bowery
Shaver Cliarles L shoemaker, h. 884 Broadway
Shaver Coonradt, sexton 2d Presb. Ch. house
17 Lodge
Shaver John, saloon, 882 B'way, h. at G'bush
Shaver Vincent P. baker, 25 Van Schaick, h. do.
Shaver Wm. H. clerk, 18 State, house 18 Plain
Shaw Abel, tinsmith, house 34 West Ferry
Shaw Ann, widow, house 68 Arch
Shaw Ann Mrs. confectionery, 850 Broadway
Shaw Cliristopher, house 94 Jefferson
Shaw Daniel, tailor, house 188 Green
Shaw Daniel, Times and Courier, 20 Green, bds,
15 Clinton avenue
Shaw Daniel D. boards 15 Clinton avenue
Shaw Eleanor E. music and dancing, 28 Jay
Shaw John, carman, liouse Third near Snipe
Shaw John, laborer, house 18 Lumber
Shaw Joseph, confectioner, 98 State, house do.
Shaw Samuel H. bookbinder, house 66 Lumber
Shaw Washington, printer, house 40 Congress
Shaw William, meatstall and grocer, 786 Broad-
way, house 66 Lumber [Grand
Shaw Wm. grocer and fruit, 56 Beaver, bds. 12
Shaw Wm. A. bookbinder, boards 66 Lumber
Shay Daniel, tailor, house 188 Green
Shay James, laborer, house 67 Van Woert
Shay Mary, widow, house 188 Green
Shay Patrick, laborer^ house 134 Broad
Shay Thomas, moulder, house 56 North Ferry
Shea Bridget, widow, house 93 Orange
Shea Bryan, shoemaker, house 53 Van Schaick
Shea John, bricklayer, house 42 Philip
Shea John, laborer, house 27 Church
Shea John, moulder, house 232 Green
Shea John, shoemaker, house 18 Van Zandt
Shea Matthew, shoemaker, house 72 Arch
Shea Morris, moulder, house 83 Van Woert
Shea Patrick, laborer, house 144 Broadway
Shea Patrick, laborer, house 42 Arch
Shea Thomas, moulder, house 265 North Pearl
Shea Timothy, laborer, house 125 Jefferson
Shea William, moulder, house 238 Green
Sheahey Timothy, moulder, house 50 Lawrence
Shear Charles, furnaceman, house 99 Elk
Shear Danford D. carman, h 8 Whitehall road
Shear {Jacob H.), Packard {Joseph, jr.) & Co.
{Geo.'W. Packard), stoves, 17 and 19 Green,
found r}' on Grand, Johnson and Warren,
house 176 State
Shear Ransom, peddler, h. 8 Whitehall road
Shearer Jacob, brickmaker, h. Spring n. Dove
Shearer John, laborer, house Bowery
Shearman Robt. H. railroad dept. State Hall,
house Chapel cor. State
Sheedy Michael, laborer, house 9 Fullon
Sheehan Cornelius, shoemaker, house 88 First
Sheehan Edward, carpenter, house 131 First
Shei-han James, laborer, house 113 Broad
Sheehan Jeremiah, harnessmaker, h. Ill Elm
Sheehan John, blacksmith, bds. 41 N. Lansing
Sheehan Michael, butcher, 359 Bowery
Sheehan Patrick, laborer, house 123 Canal
Sheehey {Bryan) & Roark {John), butchers, 345
Washington avenue, house 78 Bradford
Sheehy Barnard, butcher, boards 78 Bradford
Sheehy Timothy, foundryman, b. 50 Lawrence
Shehan Garrett Rev. house 3 Hall place
Shehan M. A. paperhangings, 390 Broadway,
house 160 Orange
Shehan Mary, widow, house 132 Clinton ave.
Shehan Michael, laborer, house 9 Fulton
Shehan Thomas, blacksmith, house 15 Columbia
Sheherau Michael, vegetable dealer, h. 6 Lydius
Sheldon Alexander G. {Sheldons & Co.), house
at Newtonville [76 Lydius
Sheldon Augustus, clerk, 443 Broadway, boards
Sheldon Gaylor {Sheldons & Co.), h. 76 Lydius
Sheldon Geortre W. grocer, 72 Washington ave.
house 63 Congress [Broadway
Sheldon J. De Witt {Sheldons & Co.), bds. 753
Sheldon Lionel A. grocer. Church c. S. Ferry
Sheldon Timothy {M. W. Macomber & Co.),
drugs, 34 Wash. ave. bds. Vedder's Hotel
Sheldons & Co. {Gaylor, Alex. G. & J. De Witt),
importers and jobbers of drygoods, 443 and
445 Broadway
Shelly Joseph, shoemaker, boards 64 Bradford
Shelly Richard, teamster, house 30 Van Zandt
Shepard A. D.'& Co. {Charles T. Shcpard & J.
Ijane), flour and commission, 109 Pier, h.
Troy road, near toll gate
Shepard A. K. 109 Pier, boards Troy road
Shepard {Alexander B.) & Son (/. A. Shepard),
gas and steam fitters, 7 Tweddle Hall, bds.
Van Rensselaer House
Shepard Bensil, engineer, house 20 Daniels
Shepard Catharine H. music teacher, boards 340
North Pearl [Hall place
Sliepard Charles T. (A. D. Shepard & Co.), h. 1
Shepard George W. 109 Pier, boards Troy road
Shepard James A. {Shepard & Son), gasfitter, 7
Tweddle Hall, North Pearl
Shepard John, crier, house 57 Howard
Shepard .John, boatman, house r. 140 Elm
Shepard John, laborer, house 126 Van Woert
Shepard Joseph, hatter, 46 State, h. 30 Steuben
Shepard Mary, widow, house 83 Colonie
Shepard Romain J. whipmaker, 23 Church, h.
64 John
Shepard Samuel M. miller, house 332 N. Pearl
Shepard Stephen O. attorney, 443 Broadway, h.
13 Washington ave. [Ill Grand
Shepard S. F. merchant tailor, 313 Broadway, h.
Shepard Wm. S. 204 Lydius
Shephard Mary J. Miss, house 160 .Jefferson
Shepherd Caroline, teacher, bds. 73 Clinton ave
Shepherd Gideon, grainmeasurer, h. 99 Eagle
Shepherd Jane Miss, house 30 Lodge
Shepherd John, carpenter, house 374 Lydius
128
ALBANY [S] DIRECTORY.
Shepherd Wm. D. clerk, 76 Quay, h. 228Lydius
Shepperd Peter, grocer, B'way, n. John, G'bush
Sheran Thomas, moulder, house 142 Church
Sherer Christian, shoemaker, 25 Howard, h. do.
Sherer Henry, filecutter, house North Albany
Sherer Jacob, flrebrickmaker, h. 122 Spring
Sherer John, blacksmith, h. Bowery n. Knox
Sheridan Anthony, house 81 Canal
Sheridan Barney, carman, h. 168 Clinton ave.
Sheridan James, brewer, house 93 Church
Sheridan John, bookbinder, h. 85 Bleecker
Sheridan John, laborer, house 159 Orange
Sheridan John, teamster, h. 47 North Lansing
Sheridan Matthew, mason, li. 152 Clinton ave,
Sheridan Peter, laborer, boards 30 Water
Sheridan Terrence, constable, h. 135 Canal
Sheridan Thomas, laborer, house 168 Third
Sheridan Thomas, porter, 324 Broadway, house
51 Church
Sheridan William, carman, h. 27 Rensselaer
Sheridan Wra. G. cigarmaker, 672 Broadway, h.
170 North Pearl
Slieridan Wm. G. jr. cigarmaker, b. 170 N. Pearl
Sherley Edward, butcher, h. S. Pearl c. Ba.ssett
Slierlock John, butcher, h. Plank rd. n. Perry
Sherman Adelaide, widow, h. 64 Wash, avenue
Sherman Augustus {L. Thomson & Co.), 23 Lum-
ber district, liouse at Glens Falls
Sherman George W. 9tli reg't, bds. 58 Orange
Sherman Horace A. clerk, 422 Broadway, li. 23
Dove
Sherman John, laborer, h. C.inal corm-r Knox
Sherman John W. pai)iter, h. 153 Clinton ave.
Sherman Josiali J. hoards Congress Hall
Sherman Lemuel, mason, house 72 Grand
Sherman Preserved, truckman, h. at N. Albany
Sherman R. H. boards 67 Chapel
Sherman Wm. H. painter, 17 Plain continued
Sherman William J. printer, 78 State, house 162
Lumber, Arbor hill
Sherrell Charles H. boards Congress Hall
Sherry John, policeman, house 76 Maiden lane
Shervin James, laborer, h. B'M'ay n. Gansevoort
Sherwin Wm. F. teacher of music and music
dealer, 81 State, house 4 Laf.iyette
Sherwood James, piauomaker, h. 27 S. Pearl
Sherwood [Joseph) & Son {Reuben F.), tobacco-
nists, Lydius cor. Church, h. 886 Broadway
Sherwood Reuben F. {Sherwood & Son), Lydius
cor. Church, bds. 886 Broadway
Sherwood Rich'd C. cigarmaker, h. 150 Clin. av.
Sherwood Thomas J. tobaccoiaigt, 146 South
Pearl, house do.
Sherwood William, h. 5 Wendell [Lumber
Sherwood Wm. H. cigarmaker, boards rear 213
Shevlin Catharine, widow, house 34 Water
Shevlin John, grocer. Lumber cor. Lark, h. do.
Shevlin Patrick, boilermaker, h. 10 S. Ferry
Shields {Adorn) & Son {F. S. Shields), tobacco-
nists, 33 Church, house 75 Lydius
Shields Ann, widow of Luke, hou.se 55 First
Shields Bernard, cooper, 161 Lumber, liouse do.
Shields Cornelia, widow, house 124 Spring
Shields Daniel, laborer, house 63 Van Woert
Shields Edward, laborer, bds. 101 Montgomery
Shields Edward, carpenter, house Lawrence cor.
Water
Shields Elizabeth, widow, liouse 157 Swan
Shields Francis, laborer, house 140 Lumber
Shields Francis S. (Shields & Son), 36 Church,
house 75 Lydius
Shields Hugh, gastitter, boards 55 First
Shields James, stereotyper, 9 James, b. 154 First
Shields John, grocer. Broad c. Whitehall road
Shields Mary, widow, house 128 Beaver
Shields Matthew, gaslitter, boards 55 First
Shields Walter, flagman, house r. 26 De Witt
Shill Frederick, laborer, house 49 Van Woert
Shippee Jay D. express messenger, boards Mer-
chants' Hotel
Shippee John, city crier for lost children, house
Shirlock Daniel, butcher, house 254 Bowery
Shirtz Wm. M. agent Rochester Transportation
57 Howard [Co. 77 Pier, h. 81 Bleecker
Shoemaker Angus, clerk, 73 State, b. 67 Beaver
Shoemaker Conrad, moulder, liouse 41 John
Slioemaker Jacob, liouse 67 Beaver
Shoemaker Labult, laborer, h. 127 Frank^n
Shoemaker Lawrence, mason, house 9 Bowerj
Shoemaker Peter, tailor, house 88 Cherry
Shoemaker William, tollgate A. & M. P. road
Shone John, blacksmith, bds. 35 Montgomery
Shouts John A. grocer, 210 Water, li. 862B'way
Shook Caroline, widow, nurse, house 14 Rose
Shook George, painter, house 48 Hamilton
Shortil Patrick, piper, house 481 Wash. ave.
Shortis George R. clerk, house 73 Division
Showdy Nancy, widow, house 128 Bowery
Showier Patrick, blacksmith, h. South Ferry
Shraanan Bernard, brewer, Washington avenue
cor. Robin, house Sand near Robin
Shram Jacob, laborer, h. Plankroad n. Junction
Shrimpton Aaron, carpenter, bds. 334 N. Pearl
Shubert John, laborer, house 252 Sand
Shufelt Alonzo, 66 Quay, boards 30 Broad
Shefelt John H. grocer, 203 S. Pearl
Shufelt Warren, at agricultural works, bds. 28
Division
Shufflebotham Eli, builder, house 242 Lydius
Shufflebotham Henry, harnessmaker, house 242
Lydius [177 North Pearl
Sliultz Alfred R. bi-akeman, N. Y. C. R. R. house
Shultz Jerome, machinist, house rear 78 Third
Slium Joseph, engineer, boards 16 Lumber
Shuster Mar;£, clothing, 110 South Pearl, h. do.
Shute Asaph E. teacher, house 69 Hamilton
Shutter Eli, laborer, house Elk near Lark
Shutter Eli S. overseer Peniteut'y.h. 382 Lydius
Shutter Joanna, washing, house 23 S. Lansing
Shutter Lewis, 18th reg't, bds. 23 S. Lansing
Shutts Adam, baggagemaster H. R. R. R. house
Broadway, Greenbush
Sibley Charles H. agent, hoiase 55 Jeflferson
Sibley Hepsebeth, widow, boards 187 Elm
Sickels Alexander, ropemaker, house 97 Third
Sickels John A. clerk post office, h. 208 Jefferson
SickingerCoustantine, silversmith, h. 134 Broad
Sickinger Margaret, widow, house 128 Broad
Sickler Anna, house 55 South Pearl
Sickler Edward Y. boards 55 South Pearl
Sickler Eliza E. 2d dist. school, bds. 55 S. Pearl
Sickles Abram, cigarmaker, house 245 Lumber
Sickles Abram, clerk. Museum building, boards
87 Clinton avenue
Sickles Charles, stovemounter, h. r. 88 Third
Sickles Cooper, clerk, boards 79 South Pearl
Sickles Daniel, butcher, house 160 Lumber
Sickles Eliza J. widow, house 19 Lark
Sickles George F. piauomaker, h. r. 43 De Witt
Sickles Joseph, ropemaker, house rear 78 Third
Sickles Mary, widow, nurse, h. 15 Qnackenbush.
Sickles Philip P. engineer, house 45 De Witt
Sickles Tliomas, waiter, house ICS Third
Sickles Wm. cigarmaker, boards 1 9 Lark
Sickles Wm., R. R. police, house 45 De Witt
Sieb Joseph, junk, 14 Bowery, house do.
Sieler William, teamster, h.34l Wash, avenue
Sieudles Jane, nurse, boards 43 Third
Siess Frederick, machinist, house 115 Snipe
.'-iggs Frederick, clothing, 238 X S. Pearl, h. do.
Sighst Michael, shoemaker, li. 183 Spring
Sigsbee N. jr. sheriff's clerk, at jail, h. 33 Dove
Sigward Joseph, blacksmith, house 31 Broad
Siier George, laborer, house 180 Elk
ALBANY [S] DIRECTORY.
129
Sill F. N. coal, Hamilton cor. Grand, and Church
cor. Lydius, house 1615 Hamilton
Sill Margaret, widow, house 115 North Pearl
Sill Nancy R. widow, house 96 Lancaster
Sill Rensselaer N. captain, bds. 115 North Pearl
Silsby Henry W. {Long & S.), carriage manu-
facturer, 324 S. Pearl, h. 59 Broad, Bethl.
Silsby Thomas, constable, house 31 Mulberry
Silverman David, butcher, house 293 S. Pearl
Silversmith John, painter, house 101 First
Silverstone Isadore, glazier, h. 71 Rensselaer
Simcox James, dry goods, 204 S Pearl, h. do.
Simmer Frank, carpenter, house 137 Sand
Simmer Seth, laborer, house 25 Sand
Simmons Christian, laborer, house 163 Sand
Simmons David P. house 224 Hudson
Simmons Elijah, fishstall, Center Market, house
19 Steuben
Simmons Elijali jr. clerk, house 87 Elm
Simmons Enistus, carman, h. rear 31 VanWoert
Simmons Irving, laborer, h. Mechanic, G'bush
Simmons J. R. harnessmaker, house 171 Saud
Simmons Jacob, auctioneer, house 13 Plain
Simmons (Jacob H.) & Clow {John M.), fruit 1 S.
Pearl, house 13 Plain
Simmons John W. paperhanger, h. 26 W. Ferry
Simmons Patrick, piledriver, h. 1 14 Nucella
Simmons Porter D. clerk, 63 State, house 224
Hudson [20 Beaver
Simmons Sarah J. milliner, 388 Broadway, h.
Simmons, see Symmonds
Simon Elizabeth, widow, house 156 Eagle
Simon George, carman, house 146 Chestnut
Simon John, carpenter, house 31 Robin
Simon Mathias, newspapers, h. 9 Delaware
Simon Patrick, laborer, house 46 Van Schaick
Simons Ephraim, clerk, boards 14 Liberty
Simons L. Mrs. house rear 780 Broadway
Simons Mary, widow, house 4 William
Simons MoitIs, clerk 14 State, h. 14 Liberty
Simons {Nathan E.) & Griswold {Aaron), lum-
ber, 116 Water, h. S3 Ten Broeck
Simons Thomas, clerk. County Clerk's office.
City Hall, boards 669 Broadway
Simpson Alexander, carpenter, Broad, near
Westerlo, boards 60 Rensselaer
Simpson , gardener, h. Del. turn. n. Morton
Simpson James, waterworks, h. 85 Swan, Arb. h
Simpson John, engineer, house 92 Canal
Simpson John, grocer, 261 S. Pearl, h. do.
Simpson Jolm J. clerk, bds. 261 South Pearl
Simpson Moses, house 178 South Pearl
Simpson P. Schuyler, clerk, 41 North Pearl, h.
43 Clinton avenue
Simpson Robert, house 13! Grand
Simpson Simon M. cigars, 2 Exchange Building,
boards 178 South Pearl
Simpson Wm. moulder, boards 131 Grand
Sims Francis, house rear 76 Canal
Sims Wm. B. pliysician, house 11 Hall place
Singer Betsey, widow, house 131 Brond
Singer Ciiarles, cabinetmaker, h. 20 Steven
Singer Godfried, furnaceman, h. 4 Teunis
Singer Hannah Miss, milliner, 75 Hudson
Singer Herman, teacher, house 46 Philip
Singer James M. boards 75 Hudson
Singsheim John, laborer, house 285 Wash. ave.
Singsheim Joseph, brickmaker, house 1 Sand
Sink William, gardener, house 35 Sand
Sinnott Francis, laborer, house 121 Dallius
Siunott Patrick, tailor, house 64 Schuyler
Sinnott Peter, stonecutter, house 118 Hawk
Sinsenberg Joseph, cooper, house 213 Green
Sinsheimer Adolphus, house 88 Green
Sinsheimer Jacob, cigars, 31 State, b. 88 Green
Sinsheimer Marx, millinery, 554 Broadway, h.
88 Green
n
Sintzenich John, brassfounder, h. 25 West Perry
Sipperly Norman, engineer, house 153 Jefferson
Sipple Catharine, widow, hoiase 52 Canal
Sipple Edwin, printer, boards 52 Canal
Siss Joseph, tailor, house 6 Teunis
Sisson Waite, widow, house 67 Hawk
Sisson'Noel E. (D. McDonald & Co.), 51 Lancas-
ter, house 67 Hawk
Sitman Casper, basketmaker, h. Elk n. Perry
Sitterly Robert, peddler, house 1 1 Bleecker
Siver Abram, hostler, house 259 State
Siver Adam W. clerk, house 67 Lafayette
Siver Elias, peddler h. 20 Garden alley
Siver Lucinda, widow, house 67 Lafayette
Sivers Martin, blacksmith, h. 329 North Pearl
Sixbee James H. baggage wagon, h. 28 Jefferson
Sixt Michael, shoemaker, house 56 Sand
Skeeler Philip, baker, boards 60 North Pearl
Skehan William, hostler, house 71 Maiden lane
Skehan William, bartender, Delavan House
Skehan Wm. laborer, house Canal near Lark
Skein William, laborer, house 110 Dallius
Skelley Mary A. widow, house 58 Green
Skelly Andrew, laborer, house 72 Van Woert
Skelly Edward, house 82 Canal
Skelly John, laborer, house 143 Church
Skelly John P. plumber, boards 82 Canal
Skelly Susan, widow, house 70 Van Woert
Skerritt Jane, prin. Young Ladies' Inst. 4 High
Skerritt Margaret Mrs. house 4 High
Skerritt Misses, teachers, house 4 High
Skerritt Thomas J. at Geo. C. Treadwell & Co.'s,
boards 146 First
Skillicorn James, grocer, 219 Swan, house do.
Skillicorn John, carpenter, house 169 Elm
Skinkkle Mary, widow, house 137 Jefferson
Skinkle Jacob R. carpenter, house 55 Lydius
Skinkle John, blacksmith, boards 39 Franklin
Skinkle Lorenzo, carpenter, h. 54 Bleecker
Skinkle Philander, blacksmith, h. 170 Franklin
Skinkle William, laborer, h. Sand near Perry
Skinner Anna Laura Mrs. house 5 N. Pearl
Skinner Austin, shoemaker, h. 1 Phoenix place
Skinner Chas. clerk, post office, b. 53 Columbia
Skinner Charles M. paperhanger, b. 165 Hudson
Skinner Charles W. shoemaker, b. I Phoenix pi.
Skinner Elisha \V. assistant state librarian, h.
53 Columbia
Skinner Emma, dressmaker, b. 85 Hamilton
Skinner Ezra, pianomaker, h. 86 Hamilton
Skinner John, clerk, boards 53 Columbia
Skinner Louisa A. house 175 North Pearl
Skinner Mary, widow, house 85 Hamilton
Skinner Wm. clerk, boards 1 Phoenix place
Skinner William I. canal com. b. Delavan House
Slade Francis, mason, house 6 Delaware
Slade {S. V. R.) & Craver (John), grocers, 14 S.
Pearl, house Bethlehem cor. Whitehall road
Slane Daniel, janitor, Douw's Building, h. do.
Slason Edward B. Mrs. house 259 Hudson
Slason Edward P. clerk, boards 259 Hudson
Slason Sarah, widow, house 123 Lydius
Slater Frank, painter, boards 27 Hamilton
Slater Harrison, grinder, h, SOX South Ferry
Slattery Alice, widow, house 64 Rensselaer
Slattery James, laborer, house 48 Colonie
Slattery Michael, clerk, boards 48 Colonie
Slattery Thomas, laborer, house 69 Church
Slaven James, laborer, house 15 Van Woert
Slaven Mich, carpenter, 10 Pine, h. 58% Chapel
Slaven Terrence Mrs. house 13 Johnson
Slavin Bridget, widow of Henry, h. 38 Jefferson
Slavin Henry J. clerk, 20 and 22 State, boards 15
Van Woert
Slavin John, 43d reg't, house 38 Jefferson
Slawson Edward, tallyman N. Y. C. R. R. boards
42 Grand
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ALBANY [S] DIRECTORY
SlawsonP. clerk at comptroller's office, State Hall
boards Ameiicaii Hotel
Slawsoi) John, carman, house 9 Broad
Slawson Sarah, widow, house 123 Lydius
Slawson Sillick, shoemaker. Union cor. Lydius
Slawson William, newsvender, h. 4 Hunter's al.
Sleigher Louis, laborer, house 66 Elk
Sliugerland A. M. bookkeeper, 116 Pier, boards
American Hotel
Slingerland Henry H. woodyard, 95 Lancaster,
house 128 Spring
Slingerland John B. bds. 205 Lancaster
Sloan Edmund, house 257 Hamilton
Sloan James, gardener, house 98 Philip
Slocombe James, tailor, house 99 Second
Slocum William, bookkeeper, 53 Dean, house
245 Hudson
Slocumbe William R. carpenter, h. at G'bush
Sloss Robt. housesmith, 20 Quay, b. 27 Q'bush
Slosson Franklin, clerk comptroller's office. State
Hall
Small Elizabeth, widow, house 35 Canal
Small Henry, laborer, house 46 Arch
Small Peter, shoemaker, house 638 Broadway
Smallmau David, clerk, luaise 237 South Pearl
Smallwood James, shoemaker, h. 207 >^ State
Smeltz Henry, tailor, 449 B'way, h. 106 Jefferson
Smith Abram S. capt. SOtb reg't, b. 259 Hudson
Smith Albert C. colorer, house 28 Elm
Smith Albert D. clerk N. Y. C. R. K. freight of-
fice, boards 680 Broadway
Smith A. H. D. grocer, 123 Green, bds. 61 Union
Smith Amanda, nurse, house 328 State
Smitli Amelia, widow, house 66 Hudson
Smith Andrew, clerk, 848 Broadway, boards do.
Smith Anthony, carpenter, house 208 Lumber
Smith Archibald, gasfitter, b. 3 Hawk n. Canal
Smith Arthur, lahorer, h. 167 TLiird [Schaick
Smith Arthur A. porter 37 Quay, house 37 Vau
Smith Aurelius, machinist, house 64 Union
Smith Bridget, widow, house 106 Third [son
Smith Benj. F. architect, 443 B'way, h. 68 Hud-
Smith B. F. jr., artist, 443 Broadway, house 257
Hamilton
Smith Bernard, house 247 Soutli Pearl
Smith Bernard, brewer, house 235 Wash. ave.
Smith Bernard, grocer, 16 Second, house do.
Smith Bernard, laborer, house 24 Howard
Smith Bernai'd, laborer, house East, Greenbush
Smith Bernard, cabinetmaker, h. 96 Bassett '
Smith Catharine, widow, nurse, h, 66 Rensselaer
Smith Catharine, widow, house 217 Sand
Smith Charles, cigarmaker, h. 49 Alexander
Smith Charles, house 73 Westerlo
Smith Charles, nielter, house 163 Grand
Smith Charles, laborer, house 78 Bradford
Smith Charles, watchman, house 163 Second
Smith Charles jr. clerk, 68 Second, boards do.
Smith Charles H. physician, 242 Wash. a. h. do.
Smith Conradt, tailor, house rear 32 Alexander
Smith Cornelius, 77 Pier, house 29 Elm
Smith Daniel, house 282 South Pearl
Smith David, grocer, 664 and 666 B"way, h. do.
Smith David A. grocer. Green cor. Hudson, h.
56 Hudson
Smith David H. furnaceman, house 28 W. Ferry
Smith David H. grocer, house Bleecker Mansion
Smith Edgar B. builder, rear lO Third, house
134 Second
Smith Edward, producedealer, b. Albany Hotel
Smith Edward T. undertaker, 84 S. Pearl, house
93 Grand
Smith Edwin C. clerk, bds. 58 North Pearl [do.
Smith Elihu, architect and builder, 10 Third, h.
Smith Eliza Miss, boardinghouse, 93 Eagle
Smith Elizabeth Mrs. house 36 Vau Schaick
Smith Emanuel, cigarmaker, house 133 Broad
Smith Enos B. fancy goods, 394 Broadway, h,
247 Lydius
Smith Ezeliiah, baker, house 31 Morton
Smith Ezekiel, laborer, h. Morton c. Elizabeth
Smith Francis, baker, house 229 Elm
Smith Frank, laborer, house £71 Sand
Smith Frank, teamster, house East, Greenbush
Smith Franklin, house 134 Hamilton
Smith Frederick, gardener, bds. North Albany
Smith Frederick, shoemaker, bds. 662 B'way
Smith George, coppersmith, 16 Beaver, house
125 Franklin
Smith George, laborer, house 98 Snipe
Smith George, machinist, house 285 Lumber
Smith George B. stagedriver, hou^:e 41 Lydius
Smith George, gardener, h. Clinton avenue near
Quail
Smith George W. barge capt. h. Renss'r, Bath
Smith Gottlieb, jeweler, house 88 Lydius
Smith Hannah, milliner, 71 S. Pearl, h. do.
Smith Hannah, widow of E. D. h. 54 Bleecker
Smith (Henry) & McClellan (Hugh), attorneys, 71
State, house 7 High
Smith Henry, laborer, house 4 Colonie
Smith Henry, house 143 Lumber
Smith Henry, grocer, 53 Lawrence, house do.
Smith Henry, jr. carpenter, boards 140 Clinton
Smith Henry V. carpenter, h. 140 Clinton ave.
Smith Hugli D. house rear 43 Union
Smith Isaac, house 62 Hudson
Smith Isaac H. patternmaker, h. 5 Beth, road
Smith Israel Mis. boards 216 North Pearl
Smith Jacob, mason, h. Van Vechten n. Teunis
Smith Jacob H. grocer, 349 Wash. ave. h. do.
Smith James, saloon, 15 Beaver, h. do.
Smith James, laborer, house 41 Morton
Smith James, first district police, h. 232 Green
Smith James, laborer, house 33 Knox
Smith James, laborer, house rear 76 Canal
Smith James, laborer, house 207 Orange
Smith James, house 163 Second
Smith James, teamster, house 62 Schuyler
Smith James H. (Lefcvres Sc S.), 6 State, house
83 Hamilton
Smith J. N. agent People's Line, bds. 126 Green
Smith Jane, house 125 Bowery
Smith Jane, Indian medicines, h. 65 S. Lansing
Smith Jane A. Mrs. Jiouse 187 Second
Smith Jane, widow, house 5 Catharine
Smith Jeremiah, carpenter, h. B'way, G'bush
Smith Jerome, clerk, 666 Broadway, bds. 90 do.
Smith John, house 65 Hamilton
Smith Johu, blacksmith, house 23 Teunis
Smith John, laborer, house 31 Bassett
Smith Jolin, laborer, house at Bath
Smith John, house 243 Green
Smith John, gatekeeper, house Plank road
Smith John, shoemaker, 247 State, li. 315 do.
Smitli John, laborer, house 41 Morton
Smith John, laborer, house 79 Franklin
Smith John, porterhouse, 59 Van Schaick
Smith .Joiin, shoemaker, house 230 Jefferson
Smith John, street sprinkler, house rear 122
Swan, Arbor hill [Schaick
Smith John, restaurant, 62 Quay, house 36 Van
Smith Jolin, blacksmith, house 371 Bowery
Smith John, switchman, boards 72 Montgomery
Smith John B. city bill poster, orders left at
Standard office, house 65 Hamilton
Smith John E. baker. Canal n. Dove, hou.se do.
Smith John S. agent, 484 B'way, h. 156 Second
Smith John S. machinist at West Albany, house
Shaker village
Smith Joseph, laborer, house 55 Bradford
Smith Joseph, butcher, 363 Washington avenue,
house 42 Bradford
Smith Joseph, tailor, house 410 Lydius
ALBANY [S] DIRECTORY
131
Smith Joseph Mrs. house 327 State [BVay
Smith J. Peniiiman ( Wdlcr & S.), 24 State, h. 769
Smith J. Penniman Mrs. house 769 Broadway
Smitii J. Wesley, dep. secretary of state. State
Hall, boards Congress Hull
Smith Lawrence, laborer, house 129 Canal
Smith Lawrence, stable, 7 Congress, h. 9 do.
Smith Lewis B. clerk, 104 Pier, house 35 Union
Smith Louis B. {King & S.), attorney, 484
Broadway, boards 156 Second
Smith Louisa, widow, house 02 Dan'els
Smith Lucien S. trader, h. Broadway, G'bush
Smith Margaret, widow, house 60 Church
Suiitli Mnria, mantillas, house 49 Columbia
Smith Maria, widow, house 35 Swan
Smith Martin, shoemaker, bds. 36 Van Schaick
Smitli Mary, widow, millinery, 153 South Pearl,
lioards 66 Franklin
Smith Mary, widow, house 47 Arch
Smith Mary, widow, house 254 Sand
Smith Mary Ann, widow of Thos. h. 11 1 Clin. av.
Smith Mary Mrs. house 65 Hamilton
Smith Matthew, moulder, bds. 36 Van Schaick
Smith Michael, laborer, house rear 139 Lumber
Smith Michael, laborer, houst 13 Morton
Smith Michael, cooper, 60 Cherry, house Dallius
cor. Ciierry
Smitli Michael, shoemaker, h. 36 Van Schaick
Smith Morgan L. newsagent, h. r. 24 V. Schaick
Smith Nicholas, engineer, hoose 7 Johnson
Smith Nicholas, laborer, h. Canal near Snipe
Smith Nicholas T. clerk, house 14 Dallius
Smith Owen, fireman, W. R. R. h. at G'bush
Smith Owen, gardener, house 167 Grand
Smith Owen, waiter, house 144 Colonie
Smith Patience Miss, teacher of painting, boards
93 Eagle
Smith Patrick, blacksmith, house White, Bath
Smith Patrick, laborer, house 243 Green
Smith Patrick, carman, house 249 Green
Smith Patrick, boilermaker, h. 267 North Pearl
Smith Patrick, teamster, house 135 Canal
Smith Patrick, laborer, hnuse North Albany
Smith Patrick, shoemaker, h. 36 Van Schaick
Smith Patrick, tinsmith, house 12 Little Basin
Smith Peter, moulder, house 3 Cliestnut
Smith Peter, coppersmith and plumber, 16 Bea-
ver, house 31 do.
Smith Peter H. clerk W. R. R., Harrison, G'bush
Smith Philip, brickmaker, boards 58 Swan
Smith Philip, laborer, house 74 Bradford
Smith Philip, laborer, hoas»^ 13 Lawrence
Smith Philip, tailor, house 198 Jay
Smith Ralph, grocer, 87 Bowery, bouse do.
Smith Richard, pipemaker, h. Sand c. Ontario
Smith Robert, blackstaith, house 79 Colonie
Smith Robert, engineer, h. East, Greenbush
Smith Robert A. T. bookbinder, h. 57 Second
Smith Robert C. Mrs. house 73 Beaver
Smith Samuel L. {Holden & S.), meat stall, 865
Broadwav, h. North Albany [Columbia
Smith Saiiuiel M. tallyman, N. Y. C. R. R. h. 45
Smith Sanniel T. patent medicines, 41 Wash. av.
Smitli Stephen, mason, house 163 Grand
Smith S. Sidney, clerk N. Y. C. R. R. freight
otfice, house 216 North Pearl
Smith [Theodore D.) & Covert (James), sheep-
skins and wool, 30 State, morocco factory,
Arch cor Dallius, house 58 North Pearl
Smith Tliomas Mrs. house 178 Jefferson
Smith Thomas, stuccoworker, bds. 57 Union
Smith Thomas, pianomaker, h. 130 Lancaster
Smith Thomas, laborer, house Third n. Snipe
Smith Thomas, gardener, house 215 Elm
Smith Thomas, laborer, house 34 Bowery
Smith Thomas, laborer, house 3 Hawk n. Canal
Smith Thomas, machinist, W. R. R. h. G'bush
Smith Thomas, tinsmith, 12 Little Basin, h. do.
Smith Thomas sen. house 12 Little Basin
SiTuth Thomas L. landscape painter, 53 State,
boards 64 Howard
Smith Willard, l)asketmal<pr, h. 150 Broadway
Smith William, clerk, lioards 36 Montgomery
Smith William, machinist, house 134 Lumber
Smith William, stovemakei-, house 64 Clinton
Smith William, laborei-, house 53 Rensselaer
Smith William, laborer, bouse 102 Sand
Smith William, boatman, house 206 Water
Smith William {S7nith, Gregory & Co.), manuf.
shirts ami drawers at Cohoes, also dry goods,
477 Broadway, house 754 do.
Smith Wm. painter, 126 Beaver, h. 3 Daniels
Smith William, watchman N. Y. C. R. R. h. 94
Philip
Smith William & Co. {A. Robertson), grocers,
104 Pier, house Academy, Greenbush
Smith William C. [Crook, Palmer & Co.), pro-
visions, 9 State, house 263 Hamilton
Smith William F. 2d reg't, house 153 B'way
Smith William H. plumber, house 61 Johnson
Smith William H. porterhouse, 238 South Pearl,
house 54 Rensselaer
Smith Wm. J. carpenter, house 80 Second
Smith William R. clerk N, Y. C. R. R. freight
office, house 233 North Pearl
Smith, see Schmith, Schmidt, Schmitt, and Smyth
Smithzer John, carman, house 12 Orange
Smullen Kerrin, laborer, house 53 Lawrence
Smullen Mary, widow, house 39 Canal
Smullen Patrick, laborer, house 53 Lawrence
Smullen Peter, coachman, boards 39 Canal
Smyth A Mrs. millinery and fancy dry goods, 72
South Pearl, house 77 Division
Smyth Abram V. H. D. undertaker, Broadway,
Greenbush, house do.
Smyth [Charles T.) & Meigs [William J).), flour,
and grain commission merchants, 40 Quay,
house 73 Clinton avenue
Smyth Edward, 77 Division
Smyth John F. clerk canal department. State
Hall, bouse 195 Hud.sou [41 Chapel
Smyth John R. civil engineer N. Y. C. R. R. bds.
Smyth Mary Miss, music teacher, b. 195 Hudson
Snell Charles, trunkmaker, h. 85 Van Woert
Snell Daniel, blacksmith, house 182 Colonie
Snell James, shoes, 400 J3roadway, house 9 Rose
Snell Wm. bookkeeper, 400 B'way, bds. 9 Rose
Snelle George, laborer, house 307 Bowery
Snow Filo, sashraaker, house at Bath
Snow John, laborer, house 31 Lumber
Snow John W. printer, boards 88 Beaver
Snow Joseph H. clerk, boards 279 Hudson
Snow Joseph L. clerk bank department, State
Hall, house 279 Hudson
Snow Joseph W. bookkeeper, N. Y. C. R. R.
Exchange Building, house 214 State
Snowdon Charles Mrs. house 110 Second
Snyder Andrew G. felloebender. Center corner
Colonie, house 96 Second
Snyder Anton, tailor, house 143 Bowery
Snyder Bernard, carpenter, house 145 Bowery
Snyder Bernard, salesman, house 44 Clinton
Snyder David, laborer, house 162 Colonie
Snyder Eunice, widow, tailoress, h. 5!) Congress
Snyder Geo. W. [Stall, Allnndorf & Co.), com-
mission merchant at Bath
Snyder Gertrude C. howm 73 Hawk
Snyder Hannah, widovr, h. Hawk n. Hamilton
Snyder Henry, moulder, house 12 Delaware
Snyder Henry J. attorney, h. 7 Wliitehall road
Snyder John, l;il)oi-er, li. Morton n Del. turnp.
Snyder John IMaborer, house 61 Sand
Snyder Jonathan W. carpenter, h. 28 Division
Snyder Joseph, nvtson, house Elk near Knox
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ALBANY [S] DIRECTORY
Snyder Josephine, teacher, school No. 13, bds,
73 Hawk
Snyder Lawrence C. wheelwright, 3 Carroll, h.
40 South Lansing
Snyder Louisa, widow, house 265 Hamilton
Snyder Matthias, pianomaker, bouse 6 Teunis
Snyder Nicholas, laborer, liouse 59 Sand
Snyder Peter, butcher, h. 287 Wash. ave.
Snyder Peter H. shoemaker, h. 28 Clinton ave.
Snyder William A. gasfitter, house 56 Clinton
Snyder William H. lastmaker, bds. 28 Division
Sohni Philip, silversmith, h. 359 Wash. ave.
Sommers Isaac, tobacconist, 370 B'way, h. do.
Soue Samuel, agent, house 40 Second
Sour Lewis, carpenter, h. 3 Sand [at Boston
Souther & Co. maltsters. Lark c. State, brewery
Southern Eliza, widow, house 14 Lark
Southernwood John, feed, 55 Bassett, h. do.
Southwell Henry, machinist, h. 310 Hamilton
Southwell John, baker, bds. 798 Broadway
Southwick Benjamin W. clerk, bds. 66 Division
Southwick Charles, house 170 Hamilton
Southwick Frank, clerk, 82 State, b. 97 Eagle
Southwick Frank, printer, 9 James, boards 66
Division
Southwick John T. bookbinder, b. 66 Division
Southwick Henry C. clerk, h. 66 Division
Southwick Henry C. house 97 Eagle
Southwick Henry C. jr. bookkeeper canal dept.
State Hall, house 17 Lafayette
Southwick Wm. bookbinder, house 10 Grand
Spahny Joseph, laborer, house 114 Bowery
Spain John, clerk, N. Y. C. R. R. freight office,
boards 206 Water
Spain William, paperhanger, bds. 206 Water
Spalding Fred'k A. nurseryman, h. 251 Lydius
Spalding Gilbert R. house 109 Lydius
Span Anthony, tailor, house 23 Bethlehem road
Spangenberg Herman, cutler, 28 Beaver, house
256 Lydius
Spanier Emil, boards 803 Broadway
Spanier Louis, vinegar, 801 B'way, h. 803 do.
Sparhawk Andrew, bookkeeper, 463 Broadway,
house 165 North Pearl [North Pearl
Sparhawk George K. clerk, 480 B'way, bds. 165
Sparks Frances E. widow, house 143 Bowery
Sparks George, laborer, hoiise 143 Bowery
Sparks Samuel G. laborer, h. 35 North Lansing
Spawn Cornelia, widow, house 7 Broad
Spawn Cornelius W. boards 99 Snipe
Spear Ebenezer, stablekeeper, h. 40 Lawrence
Spears Smith, teamster, h. 16 Railroad avenue
Speoht Matthew, bootmaker, 46 Green, house
12 Delaware
Speck John, tailor, house 96 Dallius
Spelmau Anna, widow, house 14 High
Spelman B. R. & R. L. combs, fancy goods and
toys, 582 Broadway, h. 16 Ten Broeck
Spelman Clarila T. house 16 Ten Broeck
Spelmau John, laborer, house 6 Hamilton
Spelman R. L. (B. B. & R. L. Spelman), 582
Broadway, house 14 High
Spence Ann, widow, house 8 Pine
Spence John, agent, 1 02 Pier, h. 83 Orange
Spencer Bi-own S. painter, house 25 Dallius
Spencer Catharine, widow, h. 135 Clinton ave.
Spencer Daniel, clerk, N. Y. C R. R. bds. 27
Quackenbush
Spencer Elizabeth, widow, house 170 Spring
Spencer Harriet, widow, bds. 170 Spring
Spencer Ithamar, clerk, house 20 Lark
Spencer John, house 245 Lydius
Spencer John, plasterer, house 46 Elm
Spencer Julius A. asst. supt. N. Y. C. R. R. bds.
51 North Pearl
Spencer Philip, grocer, 7 Bowery, house 20 Lark
Spencer Samuel, clerk, 12 Exchange, b. 24 Jay
Spencer Thomas G. civil engineer A. & S. R. R.
73 State [Bank, boards 169 Hamilton
Sperry George B. clerk Mechanics and Farmers'
Spidel George Frederick, vinegar maker, house
Railroad avenue near Colonie
Spiegel Andrew, mason, house 458 Lydius
Spiegel Herman, peddler, house 110 Broad
Spiegel Martin, teamster, house 179 Franklin
Spies Augustus Rev. house 27 Alexander
Spindler David, railing maker, house 30 Clin-
ton, Bethlehem
Spoorhase Louis, watchmaker, 140 South Pearl
Spoerl David, shoemaker, 446 Lydius, h. do.
Sponheimer John, baker, house 304 Lumber
'Spooner James, laborer, house 159 Elk
Spooner Samuel, laborer, house 165 Elk
Spoors Ann, widow, house 185 Lumber
Sporborg Joseph, milinery goods, 77 S. Ferry
Sprague Chas. H. clerk, 15 State, h. 80 Clin. ave.
Sprague Horace, tobacconist, 62 Wash . avenue,
iiouse 661 Broadway
Sprague John T. major, house 37 Hawk
Sprague Roger, carpenter, house 404 Lydius
Sprague Wm. 13. Rev. house 51 Wash, avenue
Sprague Wm. B. jr. bookseller, 51 State, house
63 Hawk
Springer Aaron P. shoemaker, house 15 Daniels
Springer Adrian, machinist, bds. 15 Daniels
Springer Baltus, house 154 Spring
Springer Daniel, blacksmith, h. 154 Spring
Springer Michael, barber, 100 State, h. 132 Spring
Springhart Carl, apothecary, 244 S. Pearl, h. do.
Springsteed David, homoeopathic physician, 82
Hudson, house do. [Hudson
Springsteed Edward A. lieut. 43d reg't, h. 82
Springsteed Jacob, quartermaster, h. 42 Eagle
Springsteed Wm. W. livery stable, 135 South
Pearl, house 94 Westerlo
Sprinks James, grocer, h. Hamilton cor. Lark
Sprong Lodewick, agent, h. 178 Wash. ave.
Sprung John, carpenter, 50 Bleecker, boards 98
West Ferry
Squires Sarah E. seamstress, h. 136 Lydius
Squires Thomas, money broker, 1 Exchange
Building, house 89 Grand
Sreenan Bernard, laborer, house 122 Sand
Staats Barent P. physician, 61 North Pearl
Staats Charles H. printer, boards 21 Fulton
Staats Charles P. physician, 42 Lydius, h. do.
Staats David, house 21 Swan, Arb hill
Staats Elizabeth, whitewasher, h. 21 De Witt
Staats James Bleecker, clerk, bds. 42 Lydius
Staats John L. h. 6 Soutli Pearl
Staats John L. jr. bookkeeper, 347 Broadway, b.
6 South Pearl
Staats Josiah W. turner, h. 278 North Pearl
Staats Julius, shoemaker, h. Ill Broad
Staats Peter P. physician, 42 Lydius, house do.
Staats Philip P. clerk, house 25 Franklin
Staats Philip P. boatman, h. 10 B'way, G'bush
Staats Philip P. clerk, 39 State, bds. 42 Lydius
Staats, see also Statts, Stotts
Stack James Mrs. house 37 Perry
Stack John, laborer, house 168 Montgomery
Stack Mary, widow, house 177 North Pearl
Stack Richard, melter, house North Albany
Stack Robert, peddler, house 21 Hawk
Stackhouse George W. capt. 91st reg't, h. 121
Bowei-y
Stackhouse John, butcher, bds. 253 Bowery
Stackhouse John B. butcher, 83 Wash, avenue,
house 253 Bowery
Stackhouse William H. butcher, b. 253 Bowery
Stackman Frederic, carpenter, house 66 Sand
Stacpole Henry, receiving clerk, N. Y.«C. R. R.
freight, house 118 Jefferson
Stackpole James, carman, house 145 Jefferson
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Stackpole John, agent N. Y. & A. P. line, 310
Broadway, house 346 Lydius
Stadler Mary E. widow, house 77 Orange
Stafford Bartholomew, carpenter, h. 50 Philip
Stafiord David, mason, h. 38 Washington ave.
Staflord Edward, laborer, h. 46 Rensselaer
Stafford John, carman, house 105 Hawk
Stafford Michael B. lieut. — th reg't, b. 66 Canal
Stafford Patrick F. carpenter, bds. 50 Philip
Stafford Richard, bootmaker, house 66 Canal
Stafford Thomas jr. carpenter, h. 48 Bradford
Stafford Wm. J. carpenter, bds. 50 Philip
Stahl John, cutter, 469 B'way, house 87 Elm
Stahl John, tailor, h. Nucella, Bethlehem
Stalder Frederic, railmaker, house 121 Broad
Staloy Daniel G. accountant, h. 88 Chestnut
Stalker Martin, grocer, 4 Bowery, house 72 Lark
Stall (jBdtom) Aliendorf {Peter A.) & Co. {Henry
D. Uline, Geo, W. Snyder), forwarders at
Bath
Stanford John, house State [h. 1 Howard
Staniel Edward, capt. Berdan's sharp shooters,
Stanley Charles J. N, bootmaker, h, 78 Second
Stanley Frederic, machinist, bds. 43 Lydius
Stannard George A. clerk treas, dept. State
Hall, house 244 Lydius
Stanton David H. house 344 Lydius
Stanton George W. Mrs. widow, h. 110 Wash. a.
Stanton Joseph, laborer, hoiise 247 Sand
Stanton Thomas, porter, 59 Quay, h. 30 Congress
Stanton Wm. laborer, h, Clin. ave. ab. Perry
Stanwix George, brickmaker, Morton c. Hawk,
house Broad cor. Arch
Stanwix George jr. under sheriff, h. 128 Arch
Stanwix Thomas C. brickmaker, Hawk comer
Morton, house 104 Morton
Stapleton Edward, laborer, house 34 Rensselaer
Stapleton Ellen, widow, house 34 Rensselaer
Stapleton Peter, laborer, house r. 45 W. Ferry
Stapleton Richard, harnessmaker, b. 276 S. Pearl
Stapleton Thomas, laborer, house 80 Bradford
Stark Bernard, clerk 57 State, bds. 24 V. Zandt
Stark Charles A. E. watchmaker, 640 Broadway,
house 46 Van Schaick
Stark Meyer, peddler, house 24 Van Zandt
Starr Alex. G. S. dry goods, 682 B'way, h. do.
Starr Frederick, laborer, h. Morris n. Partridge
Starr James M. A. clerk, 682 B'way, h. do.
Starr Michael, laborer, house 80 Sand
Stattfield John, shoemaker, house 219 Bowery
Statts David, peddler, h. Lumber cor. Swan
Staudner Jacob, carpenter, house 73 Bowery
Stauring C. E. liquors, &c. 2 N. Pearl, h. 47 High
Stautner Joseph, tilemaker, house 225 Sand
St. Clair Charles, coppersmith, h. 373 State
St. Clair John, grocer, Bassett c. Dallius, h. do.
St. Clair John P. stovemounter, h. Nucella cor.
Green
Stearns Eben S. principal Female Academy, N.
Pearl, h. Ashgrove, Broad cor. Westerlo
Stearns Isaiah W. clerk. Eagle cor. Hudson, h.
209 Lydius
Stebbins James E. boatman, h. 7 Catharine
Stedler Wm. mason, house 142 Bowery
Stedman {George L.) & Strong {Richard M.), at-
torneys, 443 B'way, /bds. 38 Lodge
Steele Atwood, clerk, 416 B'way, b. 20 Chestnut
Steele C. L. volunteer, b. 74 Eagle
Steele Chas. H. bookbinder, 407 B'way, house 44
Westerlo
Steele Charles R. printer, bds. 44 Westerlo
Steele Eliza, widow, house 112 Beaver
Steele {George B.) & King {Rohcrt M.), paper-
hangings, 362 B'way, h. 99 Wash. ave.
Steele Henry C. clerk, 420 Broadway, bds. 15
Washington avenue
Steele Julia Mrs. house 92 Willett
Steele {Roswell) & Hobbs {George W.), coach and
saddlery hardware, 420 Broadway, house 15
Washington avenue
Steels William, furnaceman, house 166 Broad
Steelsmith Frederick, moulder, h. 162 Church
Steeres Rebecca, widow, house 109 Jefferson
Steeves Jesse R. carman, house 20 Daniels
Steffens Henry, laborer, h. Broad, Bethlehem
Stein {Abraham) & Brother {Israel), wholesale
jewelry, 542 B'way, h. 82 Hamilton
Stein Ferdinand, daguerrean, h. 16 Delaware
Stein Israel (Stein & Brother), house 82 Hamilton
Stein Jacob, stovemounter, house 170 Franklin
Stein John, laborer, house 38 Bowery
Stein Meyer, grocer, 138 Green, h. do.
Stein Peter, laborer, house 67 Elk
Stein Philip, porterhouse, 66 and 68 Green
Steinback George F. watchman, bds. 107 Snipe
Steinert Frank, moulder, li. W. Ferry, n. Ontaiuo
Steinert George, physician, 96 Franklin
Steinert George, baker, house 72 Clinton
Steinhadt Elizabeth Mrs. tailoress, h. 303 B'way
Steinhardt Falk, salesman, 374 Broadway, bds.
92 Lydius
Steinwig Solomon, billiards, 26 Lydius, h. do.
Steler George, laborer, house 97 Elk [hill
Stephens .lohn, 2d dist. police, h. 78 Swan, Arb.
Stephens John P. carpenter, house 139 Spring
Stephens Robert & Co. confectioners, 328 B'way
Stephens, see Stevens
Stephenson John, clerk, bds. 171 Second
Stephenson Wm. porter, 20 Green, house 152
Chestnut
Stephenson William, house 65 Jefferson
Stern Bernhard {Stern''s Sons), bds. 22 S. Pearl
Stern Charles, billiardsaloou, 260 S. Pearl
Stern Christoffer, carpenter, liouse 103 Broad
Stern Emaniiel, shoemaker, h. 234 S. Pearl
Stern Francis, cabinetmaker, h. 56 Sand
Stern Isaac (Stern^s Sons), bds. 22 South Pearl
Stern Lazarus, butcher, 93 S. Pearl, h. 243 do.
Stern Meyer, 22 South Pearl, h. do.
Stern Michael L. peddler, house 133 Broad
Stern's Sons {Isaac and Bernhard), jewelers, 22
South Pearl, house do.
Stern Moses M. porterhouse. Union c. Division
Stern {Myers) & Westheiraer (C), leather and
findings, 46 Hudson, h. 167 South Pearl
Stern Samuel, peddler, house 162 Broad
Sternbergh Jacob, atfy, treas. office, N. Y. C. R.
R. Exchange Building, h. 10 Ten Broeck
Sterry Albertus C. bookkeeper, 420 Broadway,
house 103 Clinton avenue
Stetson James (Praff & S.), slaughtering. Green-
bush, house Brighton, Mass.
Stetson Wm. M. house 58 Hawk
Steuart John R. bookkeeper, house 213 Third
Steuart Robert {Rice & S.), tobacconists, 116
South Pearl
Steuart, see Steivart and Stuart [Perry
Steuernagel Henry, milkman, h. W. Arch near
Steup Charles, cooper, h. Lydius ab. Perry
Steup Daniel, laborer, h. Arch near Partridge
Steup John, laborer, house Arch near Partridge
Steup Wm. Henry, laborer, house 94 Willett
Steve Daniel, carpenter, house at Bath
Stevens Albert P. house 58 Elm
Stevens Charles, cigarmaker, house 107 Lumber
Stevens Chester A. clothing, 391 Broadway, h.
3 High
Stevens Clarence H. 5th reg't, bds. 240 Hudson
Stevens David, carpenter, house at Bath
Stevens Edmund, boilermaker, 18 William, h.
44 West Ferry
Stevens Kdward, blacksmith, boards 165 Eagle
Stevens E. J. liouse 85 Hudson
Stevens Francis, Mrs. widow, house 54 Schuyler
134
ALBANY [S] DIRECTORY.
Stevens George, teamster, house 183 Elk
Stevens Keorge, grocer, 141 Eagle, house do.
Stevens George, hatter, house 49 La Fayette
Stevens Henry C. clerk, boards Franklin House
Stevens James, boatman, house 64 N. Pearl
Stevens James, house Mechanic, Greenbush
Stevens John, cigarmaker, house 49 La Fayette
Stevens Joseph, cigarmanufacturer, 14 S. Pearl,
boards 38 Hawk
Stevens Matthias, laborer, h. 210 Washington av,
Stevens Michael, stovemounter, h. 168 Franklin
Stevens Oscar F. clerk P. 0. bds. Dunlop House
Stevens Royal, refreshment saloon, H. Railroad,
house do.
Stevens Ruth A. nurse, house 328 State
Steveus Samuel, engineer, boards 240 Hudson
Stevens Seymour A. clerk, 422 Broadway, house
46 Westerlo
Stevens T. E. boards American Hotel
Stevens Tho. VV. surveyor customs, h. 139 Eagle
Stevens William, painter, house 165 Eagle
Stevens Wm. K. carpenter, h. 16 Van Vechten
Stevens, sec Stephens
Stevenson Edward, brewer, house 66 Lark
Stevenson Edward Mrs., h. Third above Knox
Stevenson Frederick, baker, h. 81 Rensselaer
Stevenson James, laborer, house 83 Canal
Stevenson James, moulder, house 171 Second
Stevenson John, hostler, house 291 Lumber
Stevenson John, laborer, house 177 Church
Stevenson Robert, painter, rear 25 Wilson, h.
25 W^ilson
Stevenson William, painter, h. 54 Swan, Arb. h.
Stevenson William, teamster, house 7 Lumber
Stevenson Wm. E. brewer, house 66 Lark
Stevenson William F. clerk, h. 48 La Fayette
Stever David, carpenter, house Park, Bath
Steves John, coachman, boards Farm<^rs' Hotel
Steves Wm. J. {Van Valkenburgh & S.) grocers,
37 South Pearl, house 45 Lydius
Stewart Abner B. 43d reg't, h. 8 Tivoli liollow
Stewart Anne E. teacher, school No. 13, boards
92 Lumber [Knox
Stewart (Jharles, clerk, 80 State, h. Third abore
Stewart Ephraim, printer, boards 130 Orange
Stewart Fannv, widow of Jame*, h. 26 Westerlo
Stewart Hugh, hackman, house 86 Gn^cn
Stewart James, bookbinder, boards 130 Orange
Stewart James, laborer, house 11 Westerlo
Stewart Jane, widow, house 1 30 Orange
Stewart John, grocer, house Tliird cor. Snipe
Stewart John, hay and oats, 26 Westerlo, b. do.
Stewart Leah, widow, house 181 Third
Stewai-t Mary, widow, h. 85 Swan, Arbor hill
Stewart Robert, mason, boards 130 Orange
Stewart Samuel H. carpentt^r, house 8 Wilbur
Stewart Thomas, house 116 Arch
Stewart Virginia, widow! house 61 La Fayette
Stewart Wm. A. carpenter, h. 19 Willett
Stewart Wm. H. farrier, house 213 Third
Stewart, see Steuart and Stu,art
Steyer Peter, cook, house 11-1 Third
Stickuev Leander {Bacon & S.), spices, &c., 37
and 39 Dean, c. Exchange, house 26 Jay
Stickney Moses W. {Bac(yii& S.), spices, &c., 37
and 39 Dean, c. Exchange, house 50 First
Stiles Charles S. cutter, h. 89 Swan, Arbor hill
Stiles D. C. bookeeper at Pearl Street Hotel
Stiles Isaac, agent for J. Newell & Son, house
234 Lydius
Stiles Reuben B., Pearl St. Hotel, 156 S. Pearl
Stiles Stacy, runner, house Schuyler
Stiles Thomas, ship carpenter, house 69 Arch
Stiles W. Edward, clerk, b. Pearl Street Hotel
Stillwell Jeremiah, truckman, house 96 Cherry
Stimsou Azariah E. house 130 North Pearl
Stimson Earl L. attorney, house 130 N. Pearl
Stimson Samuel E. clerk, boards 130 N. Pearl
Stink Peter, shoemaker, house 243 Sand
Stitt Robert, carman, house 126 Broadway
Stittick Ferdinand, blacksaiith, h. 31 Tennis
Stitzel Frederick, carpenter, house 160 Spring
St. John James P. engineer, house 3 Bleecker pi.
St. John John J. clerk P. 0. house 26 Second
St. John Louisa, widow, hou.se 265 Elm
St. John Luther, clerk, boards 265 Elm
St. John Wm. tallyman W. R. R. h. E. Albany
St. Louis Louis, instructor at Penitentiary, house
14 Delaware turnpike
Stober Jacob, mason, h. 15 Gt. West, turnpike
Stockley Albert A. salesman, 481 Broadway, bds.
Mansion House
Stork .Jane A. widow, nurse, house 316 Lumber
Stoffel Hubert, milkman, house 25 Teunis
Stoker Richard, steward, house 121 Second
Stoker Thomas J. carman, house 118 Hawk
Stokes Thomas, laborer, house 102 South Pearl
Stoltz Caspar, gardener, house 43 Benjamin
Stoltz John, cigarmaker, house Whitehall road,
corner PJlizabeth
Stolz Anthony, butcher, h. Bethlehem road, near
Gansevoort
Stolz Bastian, machinist, house 78 Clinton
Stolz Bernard, shoemaker, house 1 10 Nucella
Stone A. expressman, house 6."^ Plain [8 First
Stone Francis M. paper warehouse, 80 State, h.
Stone (He7iry J).), Henly (Edward) & Co. (/. C.
Cuylcr & George W. Hogaboom), publishers
Morning Express, 52 State, h. 72 N. Pearl
Stone Jas. R. clerk, SO State, bds. 25 S. Pearl
Stone John, groceries and provisions, Clinton
ave. cor. Ten Broeck, h. 32 Clinton avenue
Stone ( rF(7Zmm) & Merritt (C. W.}, liquors and
vinegar, 50 Quay, bds. Union Hotel
Stone William, driver, house !13 Green
Stoneliouse John B. clerk adjt. gen'ls office, Cap-
itol, house 213 Hamilton [58 First
Stoneman Matthew G. sailmaker, 61 Quay, h.
Storey Catharine A. teacher, school No. 13, bds.
47 Van Schaick
Storey James, tailor, house Morton, c. Grand
Storey John, cabinetmaker, house 62 Congress
Storey Martraret L. widow, house 325 State
Store}" Robert, shoemaker, 52 X Hamilton, h. do.
Storey Terreiice, hay and feed, 82 Orange, house
47 Van Schaick
Storey Wm. clerk. Merchants' Bank, house 156
Spring [55 Westerlo, h. 67 do.
Stormont Alexander (Lang & S.), stonecutter,
•Storrey Wm. b-llowsmaker, r. 93 Chestnut
Storrs (Amariah), Murphy (Richard) & McDon-
ald (Robert), liquors, 356 & 358 Broadway,
house 252 Lydius
Storrs Julia Mrs. liouse 32 Clinton avenue
Storrs Wm. coachman, house 40 Franklin
Story Ann, widow, house 264 Lydius
Story James T. grainmeasurer, h. 128 N. Pearl
Story John, boatman, boards 264 Lydius
Story Richard J. house 156 Spring
Stott .Joseph, bookbinder, h. 62 N. Lansing
Stott Wm. tin and coppersmith, h. 3. Grand
Stott, see Staats, also Statts [Swan
Stoughton Norman C. clerk, 20 State, house 202
Stowell N. H. house 285 Hudson
Strafford Thomas N. tailor, h. 59 South Lansing
Straight Wm. C. house 50 Hudson
Strain Alexander (Strain & Bro.), h. 35 Elm
Strain Alida V. boardinghouse, 61 Second
Strain (Jatiiarine, house 96 State
Strain Hugh, laborer, house 109 Lumber
Strain James, clerk, boards 196 Lydius
Strain John l<\ house 57 First
Strain Joseph, house 196 Lydias
Strain Peter, carman, house 120 Ten Broeck
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135
strain (Robert) & Brother {^Alexander), manu-
facturers of soap and candles, Herkimer c.
Church, house 117 North Pearl
Stranahan Hiram, engineer H. R. R. R. house
Mechanic, Greenbush
Strange Charles, blacksmith, house 4 Rose
Strassburg Jacob, peddler, house 117 S. Pearl
Strasser Maier, leather and findings, 2 Howard,
boards Van Rensselaerllouse [Herkimer
Strasser Moses, tobacconist, 3 Howard, li. 105
Strathdee Elizabeth, widow, house 16 Park
Stratman Frederick, pianomaker, house Morris,
near Partrida;e
Stratton Henry D (Bryant, S. & Co.), 45 North
Pearl, house at New York
Stratton Royal B. Rev. house 153 North Pearl
Stratton Stephen A. baker, 798 B'way, h. do.
Straub Catharine, widow, house 183 Spring
Straub John, blacksmith, house 456 Lydius
Straub Lucas, shoemaker, h. '200 Wash. ave.
Strauch Wm. cabinetmaker, liouse 75 Dove
Strauss Joseph, grocer, 13 Bowery, hou.se do.
Strebel John, laborer, house 10 Delaware
Street Alfred B. attorney and state librarian, h.
16 Dove
Street George, miller, h. 47 Bleecker [Hudson
Street Richard, liquors, &c. 'i South Pearl, h. 267
Streeter Jarvis, salemaker, liouse 221 Green
Strempel Charles F. liquors, 205 Bowery, h. do
Strempel John, sen. gardener, house 187 Bowery
Strempel John, ji'. bookkeeper, b. 187 Bowery
Strempel John, brushmaker, h. 191 Bowery
Strenee Charles, blacksmith, house 4 Rose
Strevel Matthew, laborer, house Sand c. Quail
Strevell Amidou M. clerk, 662 Broadway, house
335 Lydius
Strevell Harvey, wood, house 114 Broad
Strevell Herod, carman, liouse Plankroad
Strever Adam, teacher, 76 Herkimer, h. 84 Green
Stribett Jacob, tailor, house 226 Green
Strickland Ralph, electro silverplating, 552
Broadway, house 50 Spencer
Stringer Anna, widow, house 44 Canal
Stringer John, baggagemaster, N. Y. C. R. R.
house 51 First
Stringer Joseph, jr. laborer, house 44 Canal
Strobel Frederick, shoemaker, b. 652 B'way
Strobel John, shoemaker, house 29 Clinton
Strohm Catharine, widow, house 88 Cherry
Strohmair Charles, shoemaker, 262 Broadway,
house 27 Liberty [Wash. ave.
Strone Anthony M. 12 Strong's bldg. house 107
Strong Brothers (Wm. N., Thomas J.) & Co. (J.
A. Whitney], importers and jobbers of dry
goods, 476 and 478 Broadway
Strong Catharine, widow, house 215 Jay
Strong Charles H. (Wickes & S.), 469 Broadway,
house 188 State [Second, b. do.
Strong Cornelia, millinery and dressmaking, 57
Strong George W. city measurer and weigher,
house 164 North Pearl
Strong Jacob, mason, house 2 Garden alley
Strong Joseph, attorney, &c. 5 Com. building,
house 793 Broadway
Strong Joseph, grocer, 238 Wash. ave. h. do.
Strong Richard M. (Stedman & S.), attorney,
443 Bi'oadway, bds. 107 Washingtou ave.
Strong Robert, liouse 36 Lancaster
Strong T. Dwight, printer, house 46 Elm
Strong Thomas J. (Strong Brothers & Co.), h.
125 State [103 Wash. ave.
Strong William N. (Strong Brothers & Co.), h.
^trother John, shoemaker, 131 Green, h. do.
Stuart David, laborer, house 5 South Lansing
Stuart James, potter, boards 98 Hawk
Stuart John, (Mattimorc & S.), coal, 40 Dallius,
and 825 Broadway, house 122 Green
Stuart, see Steuart and Stewart
Stubbing William, gardener, boards 152 Eagle
Stubbs Elizabeth, widow, house 124 Jefferson
Stubbs James H. volunteer, house 124 Jefferson
Stumpf Jeremiah, shoemaker, 39 Green, house
4 William
Stumpf John, tailor, house 19 Van Vechten
Sturges Isaac, cabinetmaker, h. 872 Broadway
Sturges R. C. (Wilcox & S.), shipper, 84 Quay,
house 232 Lydius [Hamilton
Sturtevant John B. attorney, 74 State, house 265
Stuttz Adam, 1st dist. police, house 74 Clinton
Sucko John, shoemaker, h. 300 South Pearl
Suckow Charles S. waiter, 3 Park place, h. do.
Suckow Christian, laborer, house Van Vechten
near Teunis [near Tenuis
Suckow Henry, cabinetmaker, h. Van Vechten
Sugden Wm. M. tobacconist, h. 190 Hamilton
Sugden William T. 3d reg't, bds. 190 Hamilton
Suisse Dominick, imagemaker, house 1 Bowery
Sullivan Andrew, butcher, h. Perry n. Bradford
Sullivan Bernard, laborer, house 102 Morton
Sullivan Daniel, grocer, 99 Franklin, house do.
Sullivan Daniel, laborer, house North Albany
Sullivan Daniel, house 77 Third
Sullivan Dennis, laborer, house 27 Church
Sullivan Dennis, laborer, liouse 55 Mulberry
Sullivan Elizabeth Mrs. house 142 Lumber
Sullivan Elizabeth, widow, house 77 Van Woert
Sullivan James, laborer, house 68 Colonie
Sullivan James, laborer, house 232 Green
Sullivan James, porter, Dunlop House
Sullivan John, cooper, house 185 Broadway
Sullivan John, grocer, 230 Green, house do.
Sullivan John, cooper, boards 35 Liberty
Sullivan John, laborer, house 52 Schuyler
Sullivan John, laborer, boards at North Albany
Sullivan John, laborer, house 78 Arch
Sullivan John, moulder, h. Franklin c. Mulberry
Sullivan John, laborer, house 61 Liberty
Sullivan John, coachman at 97 Lydius
Sullivan Joseph, bartender, boards 276 Lumber
Sullivan Alargaret, widow, house 66 Canal
Sullivan Margaret, widow, house 145 Orange
Sullivan Mary, widow, house 9 Gansevoort
Sullivan Mary, widow, h. Mulberry c. Franklin
Sullivan Mary A. tailoress, house 276 Lumber
Sullivan Michael, painter, house 143 Canal
Sullivan Michael, lioards 9 Gansevoort
Sullivan Michael, boatman, house 215 Green
Sullivan Murty, laborer, house 14 John
Sullivan Patrick, butcher, house 57 Perry
Sullivan Patrick, laborer, house 100 Quay
Sullivan Peter, railmoulder, h. W. Ferry alley
Sullivan Richard, peddler, boards 66 Canal
Sullivan Thomas, laborer, house 127 Orange
Sullivan Timothy, baggagemaster, boards 9
Gansevoort [Church
Sullivan Timothy, laborer, house Rensselaer c.
Sullivan Timothy, tailor, house 276 Lumber
Sullivan William, in sawfactory, bds. 48 LTnion
Sullivan William, 30tli.reg't, house 144 Jefferson
Sullivan Winifred, widow, house 124 Broad
Summer Christoti, mason, house Van Vechten
near Steven
Summer Daniel, baker, boards 81 Bowery
Summersgill Henry, dyer, house 172 Broadw.ay
Sumner Alanson, house 96 North Pearl
Sumner Alanson A. (Clark & S.), lumber, 6
Lumber district, house 96 North Pearl
Sumner diaries, blacksmith, bds. 41 N. Lansing
Sumner William A. clerk, bds. 96 North Pearl
Sutherd Abraham, carman, bds. 890 Broadway
Sutherland James A. clerk, house 29 Mulberry
Sunderland Richard, 79th re^'t, bds. 18 Lydius
SutlilfEzra A. provisions 29 Lancaster, h. 28 do.
Sutlifl Timothy M. carman, h. Stacy, Bath
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ALBANY [T] DIRECTORY
Sutter Abram, hay, 47 Church, house do.
Swab Frederick, gardener, house Lark c. Elm
Swab Frederic jr. carpenter, 1 Western turn-
pike, house Elm
Swain James, laborer, house 7 Clinton
Swain John, wagonmaker, house Van Vechten
near Elizabeth
Swain Martin, laborer, h. 6 Foundry place
Swain Patrick J. printer, bds. 6 Foundry place
Swain Samuel R. vol., boards 151 Hamilton
Swain Wm. D. pianomaker, h. Seymour, Bath
Swallow Abel M. carpenter, h. 250 Lumber
Swan Charles, cook, house 241 Elm
Swan Harvey B. livery stable, 74 Congress, h. do.
Swan Jos. H. saloon. Dove c. Lancaster, h. do.
Swan Richard W. professor Albany Academy,
house 1 Lafayette
Swartout Dennis C. mason, house 8 Catharine
Swartwout James A., N. Y. C. R. R. h. 829 B'way
Swartz Abram, butcher, house 35 Alexander
Swartz Adam, shoemaker, house 45 Perry
Swartz Israel, peddler, house 235 South Pearl
Swartz Lewis, butcher, 251 S. Pearl, h. 296 do.
Swartz Peter, laborer, house 153 Sand [Bowery
Swasey Stephen, moroccodresser, house 143
Swayne Wm. clerk, 484 B'way, b. at G'bush
Sweeney Daniel, laborer, house 63 Van Woert
Sweeney Daniel, laborer, house 43 Canal
Sweeney Edward, shoemaker, h. 61 N. Lansing
Sweeney Edward, carman, house 66 ScLuyler
Sweeney Eugene, butcher, house 373 Bowery
Sweeney Eugene jr. butcher, house 359 Bowery
Sweeney Johanna, widow, house 105 Arch
Sweeney John, shipcarpenter, h. 133 Clin. ave.
Sweeney John, shoemaker, 216 B'way, h. do.
Sweeney John, tailor, liouse 221 Broadway
Sweeney Julia, widow, h. 221 Broadway
Sweeney Michael, laborer, boards 216 Bowery
Sweeney Miles, laborer, house 40 Rensselaer
Sweeney Owen, laborer, house Hawk n. Canal
Sweeney Peter, laborer, boards 204 Broadway
Sweeney Thos. shipcarpenter, h. 188 Clin. ave.
Sweeny Bernard, shipcarpenter, h. 174 Clin. av.
Sweeny Patrick, liquors, &c., 183 Montgomery
Sweeny Patrick, laborer, house 29 Morton
Sweers John A. bookkeeper, house 302 S. Pearl
Sweet Benjamin A. wool merchant, 320 B'way,
house at Kenwood [House
Sweet George N. clerk, 515 B'way, bds. Dunlop
Sweet George S. carpenter, 171 Swan, house 65
Lafayette [Congress Hall
Sweet Sylvanus H. deputy state engineer, bds.
Sweet Wm. H. D. clerk, 320 Broadway
Sweet & Tingley [Otis), manuf. knit goods, at
Kenwood, office 320 Broadway
Swift Hugh, house 38 Clinton
Swift James, eatinghouse, Maiden lane c. Quay
Swinburne John, physician, house 65 Eagle
Swinsby Joseph, blacksmith, bds. 55 Colonie
Swinton Alexander, painter, house at Bath
Swinton Fred. J. engraver, h. Lydius n. Ontario
Swits George W. fireman, bds. 12 Lumber
Switzer Conrad, tailor, house 18 Churcli
Switzer Eliza Mrs. house 47 Lydius
Switzer Frederick, fruit, house 87 Orange
Switzer Henry, hairdresser, 307 Broadway, h. do.
Switzer Jacob, 2d dist. police, bds. 18 Church
Switzer Oren, paper carrier, house 40 Bleecker
Sykes Samuel, painter, bds. 59 S. Lansing
Symmonds Sarah A. boardinghouse, 64 Howard
Synan James, coachman, house Elk cor. Swan
TAAFFE JOHN, turner, boards 52 Chapel
Taaffe Timothy, engineer, 52 Chapel, house do.
Taatfe William, turner, 52 Chapel, house do.
Taatfe Wm. G. house 19 Jefferson
Tainter Daniel W. directory agent, 78 State
Talbot John, cooper, 72 Rensselaer, house 59
North Lansing
Talbot John G. agent, boards 235 State
Talcott S. V. house 748 Broadway
Tallant Samuel S. teamster, house lOl Dallius
Tallmadge John, basketmaker, h. 155 B'way
Tallmadge John H. clerk, boards 12 High
Tallman Chas. M. attorney, 94 State, bds. 25 Jay
Tallman Jonathan, lumber, 3 Lumber district,
house 13 Van Woert
Tallman Lucy Mrs. house 25 Jay
Tallman William R. machinist,' h. East north
Mechanic, Greenbush [Greenbush
Tallman William T. carpenter, house Second,
Tallon John, carman, house 59 Morton
Tammoney Sarah M. widow, h. 31 Van Woert
Tammony Andrew, cooper, house Green corner
Rensselaer
Tanner Marvin M. W. V. N. expressman, house
91 Eagle
Tanner Richard W. pianomaker, h. 247 Lumber
Tansey Anna, widow of Thomas, h. 44 Lawrence
Tansey John, laborer, house 192 Water
Tansey Patrick, laborer, house 297 N. Pearl
Tappan Benjamin, waiter, boards 96 First
Tappan , boards 54 Union
Tappan Christopher, peddler, house 96 First
Tappan C. W. baker, h. Columbia, Greenbush
Tappan J. and M. Misses, house 32 Hudson
Tappan John, painter, house 135 Bowery
Tappan John H. moulder, boards 96 First
Tapper Margaret, widow, house 128 Broad
Tate Anna M. dressmaker, house 698 Broadway
Tate Margaret Mrs. house 698 Broadway
Tatlock Wra. Rev., St. Peter's Church, house 31
Lodge
Taylor Amanda, widow, house 85 Van Woert
Taylor Ann, widow, house 111 Clinton ave.
Taylor Baker, house 707 Broadway
Taylor Edmund B. (J. T. & Sons), h. at Boston
Taylor Elvin, grocer, 176 Lydius, house 31 Elm
Taylor Gradus, clerk, 381 B'way, bds. 83 Church
Taylor James, register bank department, State
Hall, house 211 Lydius
Taylor James, grocer, 101 Green, house 129 do.
Taylor .hoards 12 Liberty
Taylor John & Sons (E. E., J. B. & Wm. H.),
brewers, 133 Broadw.ay, house 111 State
Taylor John, clerk, 276 Broadway, b. 83 Church
Taylor John, hostler, house 31 North Lansing
Taylor John J. mason, house at Bath
Taylor John R. carriagesmitli, h. 311 Hamilton
Taylor Joseph B. {J. T. & Sons), h. at New York
Taylor Joseph E. cigarmaker, house 50 Second
Taylor Joseph E. clerk, 176 Lydius, bds. 31 Elm
Taylor {Justus F.) & Waterman (R. H.), carpet-
ings, 482 Broadway, house 32 Lancaster
Taylor Lucas, driver, bds. r. 11 Bethlehem road
Taylor Margaret Mrs. bds. 90 Clinton avenue
Taylor (Nathaniel) & Turton (Job), bakers, 50
Lark, boards 56 do.
Taylor Peter, teamster, h. Dallius c. Schuyler
Taylor Phebe, widow, h. rear 11 Bethlehem road
Taylor Richard, shoemaker, 57 Howard, h. do.
Taylor Robert, carman, house 83 Church
Taylor Robert, saloon, 644 Broadway
Taylor Samuel H. house 51 Knox
Taylor Sarah, widow, house 7 Cross
Taylor William, druggist, 35 S. Pearl, boards 28
Plain Hall
Taylor William B. state engineer, office State
Taylor William E. bootfitter, house 242 Hudson
Taylor Wm. H. (J T. & Sons), h. 73 Lydius .
Teagerty John, coffeeroaster, 35J B'way, bds. 1
Clinton avenue [Pearl Street Hotel
Teal Thomas G. clerk, 40 South Pearl, boards
Teall Aug. T. measurer, house 379 Lydius
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137
Teator Henry, shipper at Emery Bros. h. 59 First
Teator Sylvester, clerk, 82 Wash. ave. bds. do.
Tebutt Marshall, sexton North Pearl St. Baptist
Church and janitor Female Academy, h. do.
Tedford Robert H. grocer, 20 Dallius, bds. do.
Tedford William, carpenter, house 351 State
Teelin Catharine, widow, house r. 170 Lumber
Teeliu James J. 4th dist. police, h. 184 Lancaster
Teeling Charles, laborer, h. Rensselaer, Bath
Teeliug Cornelius J. engineer, h. Aiken, G'bush
Teeling George W. capt. house 15 Bleecker
Teer Louis, blacksmith, house 371 Bowery
TellJohn, shoemaker, house 127 Nucella
Teller {Chas. H.) & Page (JbAw £.), gents' fur-
nishing goods, and sewing machines, 462
Broadway
Teller David A. clerk, 469 B'way, bds. 188 State
Teller James V. C. physician, 5 Beaver, boards
Merchants' Hotel
Temple Harvey W. boatman, h. 30 South Ferry
Templeton John, teller, N. Y. State Bank, house
14 Lancaster
Templeton Philip, foreman Strain & Bro. house
62 Church
Templeton Philip jr. clerk, 511 Broadway, bds.
62 Church
Templeton Samuel, woodenware and house fur-
nishing, 511 Broadway, house 16 Lancaster
Templeton William M. clerk, bds. 62 Church
Ten Broeck Alexander P. Mrs. h. 106 Hudson
Ten Broeck Alonzo, clerk, 17 State, house 13
Plain continued
Ten Broeck Cornelius, county treasurer's office,
443 Broadway, house 51 Columbia
Ten Broeck Eunice, widow, house 13 Plain con.
Ten Broeck George P. house 51 Columbia
Ten Broeck Harmon, patternmaker, h. 92 Philip
Ten Evck Abraham R. family of, h. 39 Hawk
Ten Eyck A. Cuyler, city marshal, house 63
Maiden lane
Ten Eyck C. Miss, house 763 Broadway
Ten Eyck Clinton & Co. soap and candles. Canal
corner Chapel, boards 738 Broadway
Ten Eyck E. Y. clerk Evening Journal, house 93
Columbia
Ten Eyck Francis, moulder, h. Tivoli hollow
Ten Eyck Herman G. clerk, Albany Insurance
Co. house 63 Clinton avenue
Ten Eyck Jacob, house 63 Maiden lane
Ten Eyck Jacob H. house 35 North Pearl
Ten Eyck Jacob H. tallowchandler. Jay corner
Swan, house 185 Swan
Ten Eyck Jacob H. jr. capt. 3d reg't, boards 763
Broadway [Columbia
Ten Eyck Jas. bookkeeper, 37 Dean, house 93
Ten Eyck John {Weed, Dawson & Co.), Evening
Journal, 61 State, house 39 Hawk
Ten Eyck Leonard G. house Whitehall place
Ten Eyck Leonard G. jr. discount clerk, Albany
Exchange Bank, bds. 63 Clinton avenue
Ten Eyck Lorenzo, teamster, h. 56 Van Woert
Ten Eyck Margaret, widow, house 38 Delaware
Ten Eyck Matthias H. tallowchandler, 157
Green, house 117 do.
Ten Eyck Philip, physician, house 39 Hawk
Ten Eyck Philip (Weed, Parsons & Co. also
Weed, Dawson & Co.), Evening Journal, 61
State, house 215 Lydius
Ten Eyck Susan, widow, house 12 Grand
Ten Eyck Visscher, cashier Commercial Bank,
house 93 Columbia
Ten Eyck William H. waiter, house 76 Grand
Ten Eyck Wm. H. clerk, 470 B'way, b. 117 Green
Terbecker Adam, laborer, house 17 Teunis
Terbush, see Tii,rhush
Teraan James, tailor, house 199 Spruce
Ternan John, carpenter, boards 199 Spruce
18
Ternouth John, blacksmith, foreman N. Y. C.
R. R. shop, house 874 Broadway
Terpening Mariette, widow, house Bath
Terrell Holland, saddler, 375 Broadway, house
54 Lancaster
Terrell Rebecca, widow, house 1 Bleecker place
Terrell Robert H. house 2 Chestnut
Terrell Wm. H. clerk, 74 State, h. 1 Bleecker pi.
Terry David jr. (P. Scott & Co.), grocer, 74 Pier,
house 37 Second
Terry Frederick, lieut. 9Ist reg't, bds. 88 Beaver
Terry Griffith P. emig. agent, house 26 Third
Terry Walter G. confectioner, 68 and 109 South
Pearl, house 109 do.
Teveline James, paver, house 62 John
Tewey Patrick, laborer, house 71 Schuyler
Thacher George H. & Co. {Daniel S. Lathrop),
car wheel manufacturers, Learned corner
Thacher, house 729 Broadway
Thacher George V. clerk board of supervisors,
City Hall, boards Franklin House
Thacher Ralph W. clerk, 35 Quay, b. 79 Hawk
Thatcher Charles, carpenter, house 101 Second
Thauer Nicholas, barber, 1 Tweddle Hall, house
39 Beaver
Thayer Asa P. patternmaker, house 78 Lydius
Theil John, currier, h. Washington, Greenbush
Theisen J. L. & Co. {Charles Miller), cigar-
makers, 108 Schuyler, house do.
Theiser Christian, gasfitter, house 50 Delaware
Theison Louis, jeweler, boards 72 Hamilton
Thekeston Christopher, laborer, h. 365 Wash-
ington avenue
Tholl Matthias, shoemaker, house 42 Clinton
Thomas Ann, tailoress, house 10 South Lansing
Thomas Caroline, widow, h. 33 Van Schaick
Thomas Charles E. organist, house 149 Lydius'
Thomas David, cooper, and awningmaker, house
44 Division [49 Herkimer
Thomas David, oysters and fruit, 291 B'way, h.
Thomas David W. carriagemaker, h. 92 Bassett
Thomas Eliza, widow, house 40 Canal
Thomas George, peddler, house 174 Broad
Thomas George H. bookkeeper, 45 North Pearl,
boards 101 Clinton avenue
Thomas Hannah, widow, boards 97 Dallius
Thomas James H. clerk. Dean corner Exchange
house 287 Hamilton
Thomas John, laborer, h. 285 Washington ave.
Thomas John, house 112 Green
Thomas John jr. coffee and spice manufactory,
Exchange c. Dean, h. 79 Clinton avenue
Thomas Mary, widow, house 166 Third
Thomas Wm. switchman, N. Y. C. R. R. h. at
North Albany
Thomas William G. (Hill, Thomas & Co.), lum-
ber, 4 Lumber district, h. 13 Ten Broeck
Thomas William J. clerk P. 0. h. 66 Columbia
Thompson Benjamin, brickmaker, house West
Arch near Perry
Thompson Charles, boards 73 Hudson
Thompson Chester, mason, h. 16 Swan, Arb. h.
Thompson Cornelius, laborer, h. Yates n. Robin
Thompson Dan'l, moroccodresser, h. 36 S. Ferry
Thompson Francis E. house 195% South Pearl
Thompson Harmon, coachman, h. 53 Delaware
Thompson Harriet, widow, house 158 Second
Thompson Jacob, laborer, house 57 Howard
Thompson James, furrier, house 62 Orange
Thompson James, grocer, 84 Church, house do.
Thompson James sen. h. 418 Washington ave.
Thompson James jr. {Thompson & Bros.), 12
Green and 97 Lancaster, h. 418 Wash. ave.
Thompson John {Thompson & Bros.), 97 Lancas-
ter, house 418 Wash. ave. [Greenbush
Thompson John, fireman, H. R. R. R. b. 3 Wash.
Thompson John, laborer, house 46 Colonic
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Thompson John, 3d reg't, li. 171 Jefferson
Thompson John, mason, house 216 Orange
Thompson John, moulder, house 164 Spring
Thompson Liician H. bread aient, 128 State
Thompson Mary, house 14 R. R. avenue
Thompson Oliver, waiter, house 39 Plumb
Thompson Rachel, widow, house 125 Bowery
Thompson Reuben R. ivory black manufacturer,
liouse 9 Clinton
Thompson Robert, tobacconist, h. 214 Lumber
Thompson Robert, house 73 Hudson
Thompson {Robe7-t) & Bros. {John and James jr.),
looking glasses, &c. 12 Green and 97 Lan-
caster, house 418 Washington avenue
Thompson Sally, widow, house 29 Chapel
Thompson Samuel, bouse 179 Spring
Thompson {Samuel J.) & Co. {J. N. McDonnald),
photographers, 478 Broadway, h. 82 Lydius
Thompson Simeon, brickmaker, house West
Arch near Perry
Thompson Ward, clerk N. Y. C. R. R. Exchange
Building, house at Schenectady
Thompson William Mrs. house 6 Canal
Thompson William, boatman, h. 160 Colonie
Thompson William, carpenter, h. Ill Hawk
Thompson Wm. carpenter, h. 14 R. R. avenue
Thompson Wm. W. coachman, house rear 316
Hamilton
Thompson & Co. express, 12 Exchange build'g
Thomson James, watchmaker, 109 Beaver
Thomson Lemon & Co. {Augustus Sherman),
lumber. 23 Lumber dist. liouse 72 Lumber
Thorburn Samuel T. house 82 Grand
Thorbum Wm. seed store, 490 and 492 B'way
Thorburn Wm. Grant {Brayton & T.), provi-
sions, 48 Quay, boards 42 Jay
Thorn George, bartender, 1 Hamilton, b. do.
Thorn William, planemaker, h. 203 Lancaster
Thorn William Mrs. 43 Washington avenue
Thome J. H. Mrs. house 257 North Pearl
Thorne R. P. clock dealer, Green cor. Beaver, up
stairs, house 93 Knox
Thorne William, variety store, 52 Hudson, h. do
Thornton Aaron, painter, boards 19 Van Woert
Thornton Abraham S. painter, h. 17 Plain con.
Thornton Charles H. stereotyper, b. 17 Plain con.
Thornton Edwin A. cigarmaker. b. 17 Plain con.
Thornton James E. house 286 South Pearl
Thornton John Mrs. h. Clinton ave. cor. Snipe
Thornton Patrick, moulder, house Kirk's alley
Thornton Philip, carman, house 32 Jefferson
Thornton Stewart, cook, house 235 Lumber
Thornton Thomas, drover, house 2 Lark
Thornton Thomas, house Lumber, above Knox
Thornton V. Stephen, gardener, h. 535 Clin ave.
Thornton William, farmer, li. Lumber ab. Knox
Thornton Wm. clerk, 37 Dean, house Clinton
avenue ntar Snipe
Thornton Wm. H. painter, h. 19 Van Woert
Thorpe John, laborer, house 127 Sand
Thorpe Patrick, laborer, house 127 Sand
Thrall James H. painter, house 10 Catharine
Thrawl George P. clerk. Congress Hall
Thurber Charles (KirtlandSc T.), carpenter, rear
63 Lafayette, house 100 Wash. ave.
Thurston Moses, laborer, h. 49 Lumber
Tibbetts Allen L. vol. house 155 Broadway
Tibbetts Charles K. carman, h. 854 Broadway
Tibbetts George, ropemaker, bds. 174 Colonie
Tibbetts John, ropemaker, bds. 174 Colonie
Tibbetts Stephen, ropemaker. h. 85 Bowery
Tibbetts Thomas E. ropemaker, h. 174 Colonie
Tibbits Benjamin Mrs. house 72 Hawk
Tibbits Clarkson, house 72 Hawk
Tibbits Harry, wigmaker, 21 Hudson, h. do.
Tice Charles E. lastmaker, h. 21 Westerlo
Tice George E. blacksmith, house 38 Elk
Tice Peter, gilder, house 100 Second
Ticknor A. Louise Miss, teacher, bds. 60 Union
Ticknor Elisha, express messenger, h. 60 Union
Ticknor William H. printei', bc>ards 60 Union
Tidd Abram, boatman, house at Bath
Tiernan Catherine, widow, house 19 Chapel
Tiernan Daniel, tailor, house 172 Orange
Tiernan James, laborer, house Tivoli hollow
Tiernan Patrick, tailor, h. 25 Swan, Arbor hill
Tiernan Thomas, grocer, 16 Van Woert, h. do.
Tiernan Wm. carpenter, h. Third ab. Snipe
Tierney Dan!el, paver, h. 32 South Lansing
Tierney Dennis, tailor, house 73 Dallius
Tierney Jeremiah, laborer, house 14 Jeflferson
Tierney Mary, washing, h. 124 Swan, Arbor hill
Tietz Frederick W. pianomanufacturer, 146
Colonie, house do.
Tiffany Alice, widow of Wm. Z. bds 59 CI. ave.
Tiffany Joel, attorney, house 7 Chapel
Tillinghast John, printer, house 70 Lafayette
Tillinghast Joseph W. {Wickes & T.), oil &c. 13
Hudson, bouse 751 Broadway
Tillinghast William {Wiches & T.), oil &c. 13
Hudson, hquse 771 Broadway
Tillman Caspar, basketmaker, house 147 Sand
Tillman Nicholas, moulder, house 162 Bowery
Tillman Robert, patternfiler, h. 35 Bowery
Tillman Wm. porter, 118 Pier, h. 76 Grand
Tillotson Matthew W. boards 1 7 Jay
Tilly August, cook, house 47 Arch
Tilton Wm. H. cook, house 52 Delaware
Timmons Margaret, house 141 Lumber
Tingle JohiTj laborer, liouse 52 Montgomery
Tingle Mary 0. widow, house 297 North Pearl
Tingle William, laborer, house 297 N. Pearl
Tingley Otis {Sweet & T.), knit goods, 320 Broad-
way, house at Kenwood
Tingue Alexander, 477 B'way, h. 50 Columbia
Tingue Wm. H. moulder, bds. 152 Lumber
Tise John P. carpenter, house 77 First
Tise Simon, sawyer, bds. 77 First
Tithmar Jacob, machinist, house 16 Union
Tittle Daniel J. physician, house 119 Lumber
Titus Jacob, boards 7 Cross [106 (irand
Titus Orlando B. captain steamboat Cayuga, h.
Tobin Bridget, widow, house 95 Orange
Tobin John, boatman, house 137 Grand
Tobin John, laborer, house 74 Arch
Tobin Michael, coachman, house 354 Lydius
Tobin Miles, brickmaker, house 73 Third
Tobin Patrick, furnaceman, house 73 Third
Tobin Patrick, laborer, house 48 Canal
Tobin Richard, saloon, 13 Van Schaick, h. do.
Tobin Thomas H. clothing, 46 Quay, h. 62 Canal
Tobin William, laborer, house 14 Van Zandt
Todd Charlotte, widow, house 9 High
Todd George, waiter, 84 State
Todd Hibbard, drover, h. 47 Washington ave.
Todd h. M. Mrs, milliner, 47 Washington ave.
Todd John E. mason, house 136 Spring
Todd William, mason, house 12 Chestnut
Tole John, laborer, house 144 Third
Tole Lawrence, laborer, house rear 135 Lumber
Toll Philip, shoemaker, h. V. Vechten n. Steven
Tollady John, boilermaker, h. Elk cor. Ontario
ToUe Aiigustus, lithographer, h. 252 S. Pearl
Tomlinson John, carpenter, liouse £95 Hamilton
Tommaney Michael, house 73 Alexander
Tommaney Michael, mason, h. 64 West Ferry
Tommaney Sally, widow, house 31 Van Woert
Tompkins Charles, moulder, house 8 S. Ferry
Tompkins Henry, moulder, house 1 Wilbur
Tompkins James, printer, house 103 Second
Tompkins John, Tompkins' Hotel, 138 Broad-
way, corner South Ferry
Tompkins John, carman, house 403 Lydius
Tompkins Joshua, carpenter, house 49 High
ALBANY [T] DIRECTORY
139
Tompkins Robert, moulder, house 8 S. Ferry
Tompkins Wm. moulder, h. Broadway, G'bush
Toney John, house 139 Clinton avenue
Tonhauser John, laborer, house 72 Clinton
Toohey James, shoemaker, house 9 Congress
Toohey Martin, carpenter, boards 9 Chapel
Toohey Patrick, laborer, house 163 Orange
Toohey Thomas, maltster, house 199 Green
Tookhorn Frederick, tailor, boards 26 Fulton
Tool John, produce agent, house 179 Elm
Tool Joseph, driver, house 15 Clinton
Tool Michael, driver, liouse 14 John
Tool Patrick, laborer, house 214 Lydius
Tool Wm. switchman N. Y. C. R. R. h. r. 39 Third
Tool William, carpenter, boards 199 Broadway
Toole James, shoemaker, house Green, G'bush
Toole James, laborer, house rear 84 Broad
Toomey Hugh, shoemaker, boards 17 Lark
Toomey Jeremiah, 1st dis. police, h. 189 Elm
Toomey Jeremiah, butcher, li. 153 Jefferson
Topf Andrew, musician, house 48 Wash. ave.
Topf George .1. musician, bds. 48 Wash. ave.
Topp John, boatman, house 72 Lafayette
Topping Sylvester, sawfiler and trunk boxmaker,
18 Norton, house 46 Hudson
Torpay Maria, widow, house 84 Bradford
Torrey Joseph, boat captain, h. rear 88 Third
Torrey Patrick, shoemaker, house 116 Dallius
Tower Henry F. attorney, boards 2S Plain
Town James, vol. boards 17 Van Woert
Town Milton, muil carrier, house 782 B'way
Towner {Benjamin A.) & Hayt {Stephen T.), lum-
ber dealers, 18 Lumber dis. h. 761 B'way
Towner Egbert, bookkeeper, 18 Lumber district,
boards 761 Broadway
Towner J. 0. & Co. (J. O. Farnsworth), lumber,
7 Lumber district, bds. Delavan House
Towner Samuel B. clerk, 7 Lumber district, bds.
82 North Pearl
Townsend Absalom, house 34 North Pearl
Townsend Dwight {S. B. Congdon & Co.), 61
Quay, boartis 14 North Pearl [66 do.
Townsend Edward, wagonmaker, 62 Bassett, h.
Townsend Franklin, foundry and machine
works. Hawk cor. Elk, house 4 Elk
Townsend George, clerk, 59 Dean, h. 164 Second
Townsend Howard, physician, house 15 Elk
Townsend James, peddler, liouse 23 Lark
Townsend .Tessup C. cistarmaker, r. 104 Second
Townsend John D. P. (C. Frothingham & Co.),
apothecary, 442 Broadway, boards 2 Elk
Townsend John H. master mason, h. 62 First
Townsend Robert {HosmcrSc T.), staves, 55 Pier,
house at Syracuse
Townsend Samuel, clerk, 41 State, b. 67 Chapel
Townsend Theodore, 11 Green, house 11 High
Townsine Henry, cook, house rear 192 Lumber
Towson David, carman, h. Watson's al. n. Hawk
Tozoni Clement, plaster figures, 52 Hudson,
house 62 Elm
Traber Charles, house 139 Orange
Tracey Andrew, shoemaker, house 63 Canal
Tracey Ann, widow, house 116 Canal
Tracey Dennis, laborer, house 35 Mulberry
Tracey Eliza Mrs. nurse, bds. 25 Lancaster
Tracey Hugh, laborer, house Grand cor. Warren
Tracey James, laborer, house 43 Van Zaudt
Tracey James, roller, house 34 Jefferson
Tracey Jane Mrs. porterhouse, 15 Lumber
Tracey John, house 14U Green [Mansion
Tracey John, alderman 1st ward, h. Schuyler
Tracey John, laborer, bds. 33 Montgomery
Tracey John & Co. (1). A. Patch), distillers and
dealers in wines and liquors, 20 and 22 State,
house Schuyler Mansion
Tracey Patrick, laborer, h. 35 North Lansing
Tracey Susan Mrs. house 36 Van Woert
Tracey Wm. H. varnisher, h. 151 North Pearl
Trafton Mark Rev. house 29 Plain
Trail George, vol. boards 33 Montgomery
Trainor Dora, shirtmaker, h. 14 Delaware tump.
Trainor Hester, house 111 Hamilton
Trainor .James H. clerk, boards 111 Hamilton
Trainor John, laborer, house 40 Cherry
Trainor M. Miss, shirtmaker, h. 14 Del. tump.
Trainor Margaret, house 86 Green
Trainor Michael, laborer, house 65 Colonie
Trainor Patrick, driver, house 284 Lumber
Trainor Patrick, mason, house rear 24 W. Ferry
Trainor Robert, shoemaker, house lOl First
Trainor William H. clerk Assorting House, bds.
Ill Hamilton
Trapp Valentine, shoemaker, house 76 Bradford
Trapp Valentine jr. tanner, bds. 76 Bradford
Traup Veist, porterhouse, 226 Broadway
Traver {Augustus) & Robinson {Michael), har-
nessmakers, 678 Broadway, bds. 133 Lydius
Traver Charles M. {Marshall, James & T.), piano
fortes. Masonic Hall, 41 N. Pearl, h. 57 Grand
Traver Francis, clerk, 420 B'way, h. 133 Lydius
Traver John A. house 137 Clinton avenue
Travers Catharine, widow, house 45 Division
Travers James, house 104 Arch
Travers .James, clerk P. 0. house 45^ Division
Travers John, moulder, house 45 Division
Travers John, laborer, house r. 24 Van Woert
Travis Charles, house 139 Orange
Travis John, laborer, house 24 Van Woert
Treadwell George C. & Co. {Henry Treadivell &
James Chase), furs and caps, 631 Broadway,
house 735 do.
Treadwell George H. clerk, 531 Broadway, bds.
735 do. [at Brooklyn
Treadwell Henry {G. C. Treadwell & Co.), house
Treadwell Nancy Mrs. boards 735 Broadway
Treadwell John G. house 10 Jay
Treadwell Wm. B. house 203 Lydius
Tredo Alexander, furrier, house 38 Third
Tremain Alvin H. attorn'ey, 5 Tweddle Hall, bds.
29 Lafayette
Tremain {Lyman) & Peckham {Rufus TV. jr.),
attorneys, Tweddle Hall, house 194 State
Tremble James, laborer, house 17 Bleecker
Tremper Cantine, ticket agent, N. Y. C. R. R.
depot, house 167 North Pearl
Tresch John, limeburner, house 34 Morton
Trick William, furnaceman, h. 20 Schuyler
Tripp Cyrus S. gardener, h. Del. tump. n. Morton
Tripp John Mrs. widow, h. 57 Wash, avenue
Tripp Jonathan, house 77 Washington ave.
Troester Chas. H. clerk, 35 State, b. 36 Wash. a.
Troll Wolfgang, laborer, house 24 Sand
Trotter John, house 677 Broadway
Trotter John H. Mrs. house 714 Broadway
Troupe George W. boatman, house N. Albany
Trow Thomas, porterhouse, 7 Ferry, G'bush
Trowbridge Hobart, 359 B'way, bds. 71 Hudson
Trowbridge John H. {Bishop & T.), provisions,
42 Dean, house 270 State
Troxell John, boards Seymour, Bath
Troxell Thomas, teamster, house at Bath
Troy Patrick, grocer, 42 Arch, house do.
Truax Caroline, widow, house 26 Franklin
Truax Cornelius V. S. carman, h. 377 Lydius
Truax Ezekiel, carman, housn 377 Lydins
Truax Francis H. carpenter, liouse 32 William
Truax Isaac, carpenter, house West Albany
Truax Isaac, teamster, house 137 Lumber
Truax Isaac M. machinist, house 10 Lumber
Truax Jas. D. 3d reg't, hcuse 361 State
Truax Peter, carman, liouse 47 South Ferry
True (;ii.irlH.s, engraver, h. Plumb near Green
True Daniel, die sinker and seal engraver, 395
Broadway
140
ALBANY [UV] DIRECTORY,
Trueman John B. engineer, N. Y. C. R. R. h. 71
Second
Trueman Ransom S. fireman, bds. 71 Second
Tubbs Anna, widow, boards 432 Lydius
Tuck Charles, clerk, 133 B'way, h. 44 S. Ferry
Tucker Elisha C. clerk Albany Pier Co. bds. 98
Third
Tucker Elisha W. framemaker, house 98 Third
Tucker Fred, house 46 Canal
Tucker f^Frederick G.) & Crawford {Archibald),
china, glass and earthenware, 416 Broadway,
house 67 Hudson
Tucker James, blacksmith, h. r. 449 Wash, ave.
Tucker Luther & Son (Luther H.), proprietors
Cultivator and Country Gentleman, 395
Broadway, house 5 Pine
Tucker Luther H. {L. Tucker & Son), h. 5 Pine
Tucker {William S.) & Kelley (J. B.), lumber
dealers, 21 Lumber District, h. 338 N. Pearl
Tuckerman Charles, house 110 Broad
Tuflfs Julian, 43d reg't, bds. 25 South Ferry
Tuffs Lucien, 43d reg't, house 25 South Feriy
TuflFs Lucien jr. clerk, boards 25 South Ferry
Tufts John, shoemaker, 42 Orange, house do.
Tumler John, furnaceman, house 33 Teunis
Tunnicliff David B. clerk, house 49 Green
Tunny Hugh, cutter, 421 B'way, h. 96 Dallius
Tunny Susan, vestmaker, house 94 >i Dallius
Turbush Matthew, carpenter, house 58 Canal
Turk Evelina, tailoress, h. Hudson n. Pearl
Turley Francis, boards Exchange Hotel
Turley George, clerk, boards 9 Van Tromp
Turley James, house 9 Van Tromp
Turnbull Alvin, cigarmaker, bds. 142 Third
Turnbull John D. gilder, 422 Clinton avenue
Turnbull Sarah, wid. seamstress, h. 142 Third
Turner Alden C, clerk, boards 930 Broadway
Turner Anna, widow of James, h. 54 Spencer
Turner Benj. C. policeman, h. 3 Tivoli nollow
Turner Charles, clerk, boards 255 South Pearl
Turner Daniel, builder, 163 Hudson, house do.
Turner George H. drugs and confectionery, 255
South Pearl, house do.
Turner George H. furnaceman, h. 77 Lawrence
Turner James, boards 54 Spencer
Turner James, chairmaker, house 125 Lydius
Turner Jane, widow, house 225 South Pearl
Turner John, pilot, house 229 Green
Turner John C. carpenter, house 100 Church
Turner John F. coachtrimmer, h. 229 Green
Turner Mary, widow, house 2 Daniels
Turner Mary R. W. Mrs. house 83 Columbia
Turner Pascho, laborer, house 212 Water
Turner P. C. builder, house 104 Franklin
Turner Robert, carman, house 47 Van Zandt
Turner William, groeer, N. Pearl c. Clinton ave.
house 41 First
Turner William, carman, house 203 Lumber
Turton Job ( Taylor & T. ), baker, 50 Lark, h. 56 do
Tuttle Nathaniel, house 49 Congress
Tuttle Sidney, 477 Broadway, h. 97 Grand
Twaddle Isabella, widow, bds. 74 Grand
Tweddle John, malt and hops, Montgomery
above Spencer, house 749 Broadway
Tweedale John, book deliverer, h. 202 Clin. ave.
Twitchell Asa W. artist, 1 Clinton avenue
Tyas Thomas, machinist, bds. 62 X N. Lansing
Tygart Sarah and Harriet, house 191 Swan
Tyler Daniel F. clerk executive department, h.
163 Hamilton
Tyler Harvey H. clerk, 84 Wash. ave. h. 188 do.
Tyler John W. conductor W. R. R. house 44
Mechanic, G'bush
Tyler Moses, 91st reg't, bds. 21 Quackenbush
Tyler Oscar, land agent, h. 171 State [G'bush
Tyler William, conductor W. R. R. h. Mechanic,
Tyrer Thomas, laborer, house 32 Canal
UBRICK FREDERICK, vol. house 108 Lark
Ubsdell {John A.), Peirson {Charles) & Co. {Jas.
T. Lennox), dry goods. Masonic Hall, 41 N.
Pearl, house at New York
Udart William, junkshop, 80 Rensselaer, h. do,
Udell Abraham, carpenter, h. 63 S. Lansing
Udell George F. rubber goods, 536 Broadway, h.
85 Hamilton
Udell James E. clerk, boards 85 Hamilton [ten
Uebel Christian, patternmaker, h. 13Van Vech-
Uhl Barbara, widow, house 57 Sand
Uhl Jacob, tailor, house 31 Broad, Bethlehem
Uhl John, shoemaker, 299 South Pearl, h. do.
Uline Andrew B. tallyman Merchants' Dispatch,
1 Clinton avenue, house 136 do.
Uline Henry D. {Stall, Allendorf & Co.), for-
warders at Bath
UUicg Augustus, laborer, house 250 Sand
Ullman Smion, tailor, house 135 Broad
Ullrich A. gunsmith, house 181 Broad
Ulrich David, laborer, house 166 Elk
Ulrich Jacob, laborer, house 100 Bradford
Ulrich Philip, pianomaker, h. 89 Schuyler
Ulrich William, baker, h. 496 Clinton avenue
Underbill Aaron, carman, house 99 Eagle
Underbill Daniel {Lewis & Underhill), 59 BeaveF,
boards 99 Eagle
Underhill Henry, machinist, h. 194 Clinton ave.
Underner Conrad Mrs. house 151 South Pearl
UndernerC. L. prof, music, house 151 S. Pearl
Underner Paul, musician, liouse 151 S. Pearl
Underwood George B. clerk, b. Dunlop House
Underwood Henry, supply agent, N. X. C. R. R.
Exchange Building, house 212 N. Pearl
Unger Henry, carpenter, ids. Bradford n. Snipe
Unger William, cabiuetniaker, h. r. 131 Clin. a.
Ungerecht Philip, pianomaker, h. North Albany
Unky Joseph, gasfitter, house 121 Lumber
Upjohn William, machinist, bds. 52 Union
Upton John, shoemaker, boards 99 Green
Upton Simon, laborer, house 99 Green
Urban Bro. principal Catholic Orphan Asylum,
Cherry Valley turnpike
Urchel Jacob, tailor, house 139 Elm
Ursher Michael, currier, house 159 Sand
Usher Francis, butcher, house 3 Bleecker
Usher James L. steward, house 410 Lydius
Usher Matthew, butcher, house 246 Bowery
Ustien Margaret, widow, h. 285 Wash, avenue
Ustien John, laborer, house 114 Sand
Utech August, brewer, house 16 Centre
Utter GUbert, cooper, house 251 North Pearl
VADNEY AUGUSTUS, carpenter, h. Columbia,
Greenbush [Greenbush
Vadney Joseph H. carpenter, house Columbia,
Vail Francis, vinegar depot and grocer, 73 Green,
boards 75 do.
Valentine James, printer, boards 57 Union
Valentine Wm. pension, real estate and insur-
ance agent, 56 State, bds. 53 Wash. ave.
Valentine Wm. T. carpenter, house 192 Hudson
Valient Peter, boatman, house 77 Lancaster
Valkenburgh S. M. lace and skirt store, 54 and
56 S. Pearl, house C3 Herkimer
Van Thomas A. house Second near Knox
Van Aemam Jacob T. teamster, house 10 Knox
Van Aernam John T. carpenter, house Great
Western turnpike near Snipe
Van Aernam Thomas, teamster, h. 305 Wash. a.
Van Alen Garret I. {McHarg & Van Alen), at-
torneys, 50 State, house 155 Hamilton
Van Allen Adam, cashier Merchants' Bank, 452
Broadway, h. 40 Lancaster
Van Allen Adam, jr. clerk Merchants' Bank, b.
40 Lancaster
Van Allen Conrad, house 41 Grand
ALBANY [V] DIRECTORY.
141
Van Allen Garret A. secretary Commerce In-
surance Company, 448 Broadway, house 24
Lancaster [Greenbush
Van Allen Henry S. teamster, h. Second avenue
Van Allen Jacob, laborer, house 95 Nucella
Van Allen Philip, grocer, 114 S. Pearl, h. do.
Van Allen Wm. H. house 40 Lancaster
Van Allen York, waiter, house 196 Lumber
Van Alstyne Archibald C. boards 27 Dove
Van Alstyne Edward M. agent, house at Bath
Van Alstyne Jacob H. moulder, h. 133 Orange
Van Alstyne James, tailor, 62 S. Pearl, h. do.
Van Alstyne James W. & J. R. groceries and
provisions, 90 Wash, ave, house 316 Lydius
Van Alstyne John C. house 27 Dove
Van Alstyne John I. carman, house 348 Lydius
Van Alstyne John L. student, b. 95 Herkimer
Van Alstyne John R. (J. W. & J. R. Van Alstyne)
boards 27 Dove [Bassett
Van Alstyne Norman, stovemounter, house 90
Van Alstyne Thomas, carman, h. 356 Lydius
Van Alstyne Thos. B. physician, h. 95 Herkimer
Van Alstyne {Thomas J.) & Hevenor {W. S.),
attorney's, 4 and 6 Douw's Building, house
95 Herkimer [lane, h. 127 Hawk
Van Alstyne Thomas W. livery stable 75 Maiden
Van Alstyne William, bookkeeper, 56 Quay, h.
67 Grand
Van Alstyne William, carman, 12 State, h. Dove
Van Amburg William H. carpenter, h. 40 John
Van Antwerp Abraham, botanic physician, 680
Broadway, house do. [h. 172 Lumber
Van Antwerp Cornelius H. clerk N. Y. C. R. R.
Van Antwerp Daniel L. bookbinder, 72 State, h.
at Loudonville
Van Antwerp Hannah, widow, h. 680 B'way
Van Antwerp John H. cashier State Bank, h.
2 Lodge
Van Antwerp Mary H. teacher, h. 680 Broadway
Van Antwerp William M. {Hawkins, Van A. &
Co.), 355 Broadway, house 162 Wash. ave.
Van Alpedoorn John, tailor, house 125 Broad
Van Arnam Abram H. agent, 4 State, b. 17 Plain
Van Avnum H. P. 91st reg't, house 16 Franklin
Van Benthuysen Arthur L. 407 B'way, b. 8 Elk
Van Benthuysen Benj. J. machinist, h. 69 Eagle
Van Benthuysen Charles, printing, binding and
paper warehouse, 407 Broadway, h. 8 Elk
Van Benthuysen Charles H. 407 B'way, b. 8 Elk
Van Benthuysen Elizabeth, widow of 0, R. bds.
1 10 Green
Van Benthuysen Henry, calker, h. 65 Eagle
Van Benthuysen Henry, paperhanger, house 190
Lumber [Jay
Van Benthuysen Packard, papermaker, h. 66
Van Bergen Edward, copperplate printer, 74
State, boards 48 Westerlo
Van Bergen John H. agent, bds. 48 Westerlo
Van Bergen Peter, collector, house 48 Westerlo
Van Bergen Peter jr. janitor. State Library, h.
104 Washington avenue
Van Beuren Charles, fireman, bds. 260 N. Pearl
Van Beuren George H. printer, bds. 18 Beaver
Van Beuren Jas. B. boardinghouse, 18 Beaver
Van Beuren John, watchman, H. R. R. R. house
Mechanic above East, Greenbush
Van Beuren Peter, h. Mechanic ab. East, G'bush
Van Blake Anna, h. 57 Howard [h. 11 Dove
Van Bramer Jeremiah J. lieut. 4th district police,
Van Buren Abigail, widow, house 35 Hawk
Van Buren A. T. shoemaker, boards 99 Dove
Van Buren Ann, widow, house 3 Wendell
Van Buren Cornelius, carman, h. West. tump.
Van Buren Cornelius J. porter, 37 Dean, boards
91 Spruce
Van Buren Daniel, carpenter, house 91 Elk
Van Buren Henry, machinist, bds. 99 Dove
Van Buren Hiram, 43d reg't, hoxise 36 John
Van Buren Jacob D. 4th dist. pol. h. 12 Willett
Van Buren James A. clerk 21 N. Pearl, house
154 Hudson
Van Buren John, 43d reg't, house 14 Willett
Van Buren Martin, bds. Broadway cor. John
Van Buren Martin, carpenter, 31 Knox, h. 21 do.
Van Buren Nancy Mrs. washing, &c. house 175
Jefferson
Van Buren Peter, mason, house 99 Dove
Van Buren Peter, moulder, h. r. 63 Lafayette
Vance John, shoemaker, 227 Lumber, h. r. do.
Vance Mrs. widow, house 71 Hawk
Van Cott Edward B. eating house, 6 Green, h
170 Second, Arbor hill
Van Cott John H. cigarmaker, house 196 Jay
Van Cott Mary A. Mrs. seamstress, h. 99 Hawk
Van Cott Philip T. cigarmaker, 626 Broadway,
house 35 Second
Vandecar Alonzo, machinist, house 98 Church
Vandenberg James, shoecutter, hou.se 117 Lark
Vaudenberg James jr. shoecutter, h. 117 Lark
Vandenberg .John, blacksmith, h. 141 Church
Vandenbergh Abraham, pilot, house 102 Church
Vandenbergh Abram, cigarmaker, h. 290 Lumber
Vandenbergh Anson Mrs. house 759 Broadway
Vandenbergh Caroline, widow, h. 759 Broadway
Vandenbergh Gilbert L. carman and keeper pow-
der magazine, house 12 Willett
Vandenburgh John L. house 759 Broadway
Vandenburgh Nicholas, porter, h. 58 Hamilton
Vandenbergh Richard L. bookkeeper, 452 Broad-
way, boards 759 do.
Vandenburg Anthony, coffee roaster, house 16
Clinton ^
Vandenburgh Abbey, widow, h. r. 215 K Lumber
Vandenburgh Charles, salesman, bds. 29 James
Vandenburgh George, A. & S. R. R. house 60
Lafayette
Vandenburgh John E. shipcarpenter, h, 40 Van
Schaick
Vandenburgh Theo. H. locksmith, b. 39 James
Vandenburgh Wilhelmus, carpenter, h. 13 Plain
Vandenburgh Wynant, locksmith, 41 James, h.
39 do.
Vanderbelt Peter, carman, house 173 Hudson
Vanderbilt Cornelius Mrs. house 78 Lydius
Vanderbilt Daniel, carpenter, house 36 Third
Vanderbilt Richard V. Z. tinsmith, b. 78 Lydius
Vanderbilt Stephen P. bds. 78 Lydius
Vanderbilt Wra. H. painter, house 78 Lydins
Vanderbogart John, baggagemaster H. R. R. R.
house B'way, G'bush
Vanderburgh Geo. W. clerk. New Jersey Steam-
boat Co. 283 B'way, h. 30 South Ferry
Vandercook Henry Mrs. house 16 Beaver
Vandercook Melanchton, janitor Geological Hail
Vandercook Wm. M. wireworker, b. 16 Beaver
Vanderhoof Eve Mrs. house 50 Jefferson
Vanderhoof Rufus, house 61 Beaver
Van Der Kar Leonard, clerk. Court of Appeals,
boards Congress Hall
Van Der Kar L. P. clerk Collector's office, bds.
Congress Hall
Vanderlip Benj. B. bookbinder, h. 44 Elm
Vanderlip Dionysius R. house 228 Lydius
Vanderlip Edward C. clerk, bds. 228 Lydius
Vanderlip Elias, house 141 North Pearl
Vanderlip George R. house East Albany
Vanderlip Rensselaer, restaurant, h. 52 Lark
Vanderlip Wotkjns, bds. 141 North Pearl
Vanderlip William L. capt. 44th reg't, bds. 141
North Pearl
Vanderraoor Elisha, laborer, house 181 Broad
Vanderpoel Gertrude, dressmaker, b. Franklin
Vanderpoel Isaac, attorney and insurance agent
61 State, 2d floor, h. 3 Lancaster
142
ALBANY [V] DIRECTORY
Vanderpoel S. Oakley, physician, Steuben cor.
Nortli Pearl, house do.
Vanderpoel Sarah W. widow, bds. 760 B'way
Vanderstolpe Engael, bootlinisher, 52 S. Pearl,
house 323 Hamilton
Vandervere Albert, medical student, b. 22 Jay
Vander Volgen Jolm, carman, house 2 Lark
Vandervolgen Lymna Mrs. matron of the indus-
trial school, 81 Hamilton
Vander Volgen Margaret, house 130 Green
Vander Volgen Peter, tobacco agent, h. 130 Green
Van Derwater John, tailor, h. r. 88 Jefferson
Van Derwerken Jesse D. agent, 347 Broadway,
boards Dunlop House
Van Derwerker Aaron, printer, bds. 1 1 Park
Van Derzee(Cor7icZms) & Co. ( W. TV. Egglcston),
agricultural and seed store, 96 State, house
57 High [Hamilton, house 201 do.
Van Derzee Jacob, carpenter and builder, 335
Van Derzee John, carpenter, house 335 Lydius
Van Derzee John, boatman, h. 52 Delaware
Van Derzee John, clerk, house 52 Delaware
Van Derzee Peter, livery stable, h. Ill S. Pearl
Van Deusen Cornelius, butcher, 865 Broadway,
house 215 Third
Van Deusen Geo. cigarmaker, h. 181 Lumber
Van Deusen Jacob, armorer, house 49 De Witt
Van Deusen Samuel, mason, house 55 Third
Van Deusen Simon, mason, h. 7 Swan, Arb. hill
Van Deuter Henry, porter, 18 Hudson, h. —
Willett
Vandewater John, liouse rear 88 Jefferson
Van Duren Jacob, porter, house 128 Kagle
Van Dusen Francis F. cutter, 481 Broadway, h.
2 Chestuut
Van Dusen John J. tailor, 33 Hudson, h. 109X
Jnfferson
Van Duzor John, carman, house 132 Third
Van Dyck Cor's, carpenter, h. 37 Swan, Arb. h.
Van Dyck Henry H. superintendent banking
department, State Hall, house 149 Hamilton
Van Dyck John, student, 9 Douw's Building,
bds. 59 Hawk [way, G'busli
Van Dyck John, machinist W. R. R. h. Broad-
Vane Mary, widow, house 6l Tliird
Vane Zephas, carpenter, h. 9 Johnson [Howard
Van Eniburgh Francis, clerk, 110 Beaver, h, 51
Van p]pps Alex, carpenter, bds. 709 Broadway
Van Epps Francis, hairdresser, 27 Maiden lane,
house 113 Knox
Van Eps James R. carpenter, h. 79 Lawrence
Van Etten David, carpenter, h. 173 Second
Van Etten Martha Mrs. house 142 Clinton ave.
Van Gaasbeek {Alex. B.) & Co. ( Wm. L. Jenison),
carpets, 43 N. Pearl, h. 4 Hall place
Van Gaasbeek {John) & Co. {H. R. Watfson), car-
pets and upholstery, 463 Broadway, house
at Newtonville
Van Gaasbeek William, house 287 Hudson
Van Gisliijg David, clerk, house 36 Franklin
Van Gisling Solomon, roofer, house 41 Union
Van Guising Jas. engineer, 58 Pier, b. at G'bush
Van Guysling Aaron, machinist, h. Reuss. Bath
Van Hagen Jesse D. carpenter, bds. 850 B'way
Van Hagen Mehitable, widow of Peter, house
850 Broadway [Franklin
Van Hall Martimus, porter, 463 B'way, b. 166
Van Hanagan J. Henry, baker, house 80 Arch
Van Heusen C. H. tallyman, N. Y. C. R. R. h.
94 Herkimer
Van Heusen Henry, carriagemaker, h.8 Catharine
Van Heusen Robert, house 753 Broadway
Van Heusen R. W. bds. 753 Broadway
Van Heusen {Theodore V.) & Charles {D. D. T.),
china, crockery, &c. 470 Broadway, bouse
194 Lydius
Van Heynigan Cath. N. widow, h. 24 S. Ferry
Van Hoesen Anna Mrs. h. 27 Elm [Catharine
Van Hoesen Henry, carriagesmith, house 9
Van Hoesen Magdalena, house 640 B'wav
Van Hoevenberg Tobias S. attorney, Museum
Building, boards 87 Clinton ave.
Van Hof Daniel, blacksmith, h. 145 Lumber
Van Hoosen Harmou, gardener, h. Second ab.
Knox [Lydius
Van Hoosen .Jacob, clerk, 422 Broadway, h. 51
Van Hoosen J. B. medical student, b. 329 Lydius
Van Hoosen Lemuel P. physician, h. 329 Lydius
Van Horn F. house 103 Hamilton
Van Houten Leonard, carpenter, house 210 Third
Van Houten Leonard jr. carpenter, b. 210 Third
Van Husen John, macbinist, W. R. R. house
Mill, Greenbush
Van Husen Susan, widow, h. B'way, G'bush
Van Huysen John, grocer, 178 Hud.son, h. do.
Vauizee Peter, livery stable. Pearl Street Hotel,
house 113 South Pearl
Van Keuren Edward L. pilot, house 42 Second
Van Keuren Margaret, widow, h. 27 V. Schaick
Van Kerb Jacob, baker, 263 S. Pearl, h. do.
Van Leeuweu Bartholomew, carpenter, h. 313
South Pearl
Van Leuven Ambrose, farmer, house N. Albany
Van Leuven Isaac, farmer, house North Albany
Van Loon Burton, furniceman, b. 66 N. Perry
Van Loon George, machinist, bds. 18 Beaver
Van Loon Henry F. furnaceman, b. 66N. Ferry
Van Loon James S. merchant, house 133 Elm
Van Loon Thomas E. manufacturing jeweler,
480 Broadway, house 213 State
Van Loon Wm. furnaceman, b. 66 N. Ferry
Van Loon Wm. machinist, W. R. R. h. G'bush
Van Luven John, 4th cavalrj-, h. 14 Dove
Van Meter Archibald {Charles & V.), butcher, 3
10 7 Center Market, house 3 Knox
Van Ness Elizabeth, widow, house 69 Eagle
Van Ne.ss Fanny, widow, house 38 Clinton ave.
Van Nortwick .John B. moulder, h. 197 Lumber
Van Nouhuys John, machinist, h. 116 Church
Van Nouhuj's John jr. printer, liouse 118 Church
Van O'Linda Jane A. widow, boards Hamilton
corner Green [71 Green
Van O'Linda Jerusha, select school. Plain, bds.
Van Olinda I'eter, pliysician, Hamilton c. Graen
Van Olinda Sarah Miss, boards 52 Elm
Van Olinda William, attorney, 7 North Pearl,
house Broadway corner Pine, Greenbush
Van Patten Aaron, laborer, house 171 Lancaater
Van Patten Nicholas P. 57th reg't, bds. B'way,
Greenbush
Van Patten Peter, boatcaptain, h. B'way, G'bush
Van Pattent Vedder, cutter, 465 Broadway, bds.
17 High
Van Raina Maria Mrs. h. 395 B'way [Hamilton
Van Rensselaer Angelica E. Misr^, house 136
Van Rensselaer Bayard Mrs. h. 98 Columbia
Van Rensselaer Bernard S. house 112 State
Van Rensselaer Cfesar, whitewasher, h. 367 State
Van Rensselaer Eugene, manor house, upper
end Broadway
Van Rensselaer Jeremiah, physician, h. G'bush
Van Rensselaer John J. physician, B'way, G'bu.
Van Rensselaer John S. attorney, 22 Douw's
Building, house 99 North Pearl
Van Rensselaer Margaretta Mrs. h. Bethl'm rd.
Van Rensselaer J-'eter, salesman, 4 Lumber dist.
boards Dunlop House [State, h. 1 12 do.
Van Rensselaer Richard^ insurance agent, 60
Van Rensselaer Stephen, manor housoj upper
end Broadway
Van Salsbury Martin T. bds. 18 Quackenbnsh
Van Santford Henry, confectioner, h. 1 10 First
Van Santford Henry S. clerk, 19 Lumber dist.
boards 68 Lumber
ALBANY [V] DIRECTORY
143
Van Santvoord {Alfred) & Co. {Charles B. Red-
field & James R. BenHey), agents Swiftsure
Propeller Line, 77 Pier, house 34 N. Pearl
Van Santvoord James, clerk, 41 State, h.333 do.
Van Santvoord Samuel M. salesman, 476 B'way,
boards Mt^rcbants' Hotel
Van Schaack Benjamin, carman, house S9 Swan,
Arbor hill
Van Schaack Henry D. 91st regt, h. 88 Jefferson
Van Schaick Abram, lettercarrier, h. 70 Lark
Van Schaick Eliza, widow, house 153 Elm
Van Schaick John, clerk, house 149 S. Pearl
Van Schaii-k Tobias, house 80 North Pearl
Van Schoonboven Derrick B. h. 260 N. Pearl
Van Schoonboven Helen S. select .school, 868
Broadway, boards do. [201 Lumber
Van Schoonboven James, 3d district police, h.
Van Schoonboven John C. agt. li. 112 Clin. ave.
Van Schoonboven Rebecca, teacher, boards 260
North Pearl [Daniels
Van Schoonboven Robert, carman, house 2
Van Sickler R. M. & Forby {IVm. F.) commis-
sion merchants in staple dry goods, manu-
facturers' supplies, &c. 1 and 2 Central
Block, Broadway, next north of Delavan
House, house at Newtonville
Van Sickler Samuel H. clerk, 1 & 2 Cent. Bl'k
Van Siyke Isaac R. carpenter, h. 94 Swan, Ar. h.
Van Slyke Sarah, widow, hou.se 10 Jeflerson
Van Steenbergh Matthew, teamster, house 15
Washington, Greenbush
Van Steenbergh Samuel H. teamster, h. Wash.
Greenbush [Dallius
Van Steinberg James, painter, 90 Green, h. 53
Vaut {John) & Ert/berger ( William G.), cigar and
candy manufacturers, Lumber corner Swan,
house 164 Lumber
Van Tromp Helen R. dressmaker, h. 169 Third
Van Trorop Wni. H. lumber tallyman, boards
169 Third
Van Tuyl George C. clerk, boards 37 Grand
Van Valkenburgh Andrew P. oysters and fish,
782X Broadway, house do.
Van Valkenburgh Edgar, oysters and fi.sh, 68
Swan, Arbor bill, house do.
Van Valkenburgh James, carpenter, h. 15 Dan'ls
Van Valkenburgh (JoAm L.) & Ruyter, {John),
tanners and curriers. Ferry and Second,
Greenbush, h. B'way cor. Third, G'bush
Van Valkenburgh Lydia, widow, h. 45 Division
Van Valkenburgh Peter, carpenter, h. 100 Green
Van Valkenburgh Ransom, capt. h. 866 B'way
Van Valkenburgh Susan, widow, b. 866 B'way
Van Valkenburgh Wm. C. carpenter, house 83
Beaver
Van Valkenburgh {William J. C.) & Steves
{W. J.), grocers, 375 Pearl, house do.
Van Vechten Ab. att'y, 51 State, house 180 do.
Van Vechten Cuyler, q'r-master-gen'l, office ar-
senal, att'y, 66 Hawk, house do.
Van Vechten Edward, fireman, W. R. R. bds.
Broadway north of Third, Greenbush
Van Vechten Edw. tobacconist, house 85 Dove
Van Vechten Eliza, house 90 Second
Van Vechten Garrett, engineer H. R. R. R. bds.
Broadway north of Third, Greenbush
Van Vechten Garrett W. 74 Pier, b. 197 State
Van Vechten George, tobacconist, 37 Washing-
ton avenue, boards 66 Lafayette
Van Vecliten Hamilton, clerk, y. M. gen'l oflSce,
boards 1B8 State
Van Vechten Henry C. clerk, boards 197 State
Van Vechten Jacob Rev. h. 50 Clinton avenue
Van Vechteu Margaret T. widow, h. 755 B'way
Van Vechten Samuel S. clerk, 41 State, bouse
53 Lumber [125 Lydius
Van Vlack Charles, stereotyper, 9 James, bds.
Van Vlack Wiliiam, agent, house 125 Lydius
Van Vliet G. Dudley, teller Albany City Bank,
bouse 76 Hudson
Van Voast Benson, clerk N. Y. C. R. R. Ex-
change Building, house 63 Lodge
Van Vranken Francis, hairdresser, 482 Broad-
way, house 79 Second
Van Vranken Garret W. clerk, 685 Broadway,
house 16 Quackenbush
Van Vranken Joel, mason, house 51 W. Ferry
Van Vranken Margaret, widow, h. 32 Lafayette
Van Vranken Richard D. machinist, bds. 820
Broadway
Van Vranken Robert A. hairdresser, 41 Second,
house 172 Third
Van Vranken Theodore, clerk N. Y. C. R. R.
freight office, house 85 Lawrence
Van Wagner John, carman, house 252 Hudson
Van Wart Daniel, stove polish, house 60 High
Van Wie Gerrit P. carpenter, house 182 Lumber
Van Wie Lansing, attorney, h. 4 Clin., Betbl'm
Van Wie Margaret, house 2 Jefferson
Van Wie William, baker, house 2 Garden alley
Van Woert J. S. capt. St. Bt. Oswego, 77 Pier
Van Wormer Cornelius, dry goods, 44 S. Pearl,
house 290 Lydius
Van Wormer Henry, teamster, h. Tivoli hollow
Van Wormer {Jasper) & McGarvey {Michael),
stovedealers, 25 Green, house 36 First
Van Wormer John, laborer, h. 7 Tivoli hollow
Van Wormer M. & S. Misses, h. 276 Wash. ave.
Van Wormer Peter, collector and constable, h.
29 Lafayette
Van Zandt Abraham, carpenter, h. 19 Jefferson
Van Zandt Benjamin F. lumberman, boards
North Albany
Van Zandt Charles, agent, house 804 Broadway
Van Zandt Gilbert, cigarmaker, boards 46 Elm
Van Zandt Jacob, col."9ist reg't, h. 13 Daniels
Van Zandt John, silversmith, house 44 John
Van Zandt John H. founder, house 79 Dove
Van Zandt Peter G. carpenter, house 46 Elm
Van Zandt Sarah, teacher, boards 253 Hudson
Van Zandt Thus. K. portrait painter, h. 89 Knox
Van Zandt William, carpenter, house 153 Broad
Vasser R. B. boards Congress Hall
Vaughan David, draughtsman, state engineer's
office, State Hall, house 69 Jefferson
Vauehan M. R. bookkeeper, 105 Pier, bds. 183
North Pearl
Vaughan Nicholas, fireman, house 19 Jackson
Vaughan Wm. M. tobacco agent, 447 Broadway,
bouse 22 Swan
Vaughn Audley C. clerk Dearstyne's, Bath
Vavesor James, shoemaker, house 217 Swan
Veazie Edward A. restaurant. State cor. B'way,
house Bleecker cor. Dallius
Veazie Provost, boards Bleecker cor. Dallius
Vedder A. W. clerk, Vedder's Hotel, 28 Wash-
ington avenue
Vedder Alex. F. carpenter, house 12 Grand
Vedder Cornelius J. bookkeeper, 68 Liberty, b.
12 Bleecker place
Vedder Elizabeth, widow, boards 67 First
Vedder Francis, carpenter, house 47 High
Vedder Henry D. clerk, Vedder's Hotel
Vedder Jacob A. painter, house Park ave, Bath
Vedder John B. printer, house 122 Hamilton
Vedder Mary, widow, house 16 Union
Vedder Mary, widow, house 12 Bleecker place
Vedder Mary, widow, house 41 Dallius
Vedder Nancy, widow, house 227 Elm
Vedder Simon S. proprietor Vedder's Hotel, 28
Washington avenue
Veeder B. H. goldbeater, 45 Hudson, house do.
Veeder Jacob, butcher, bds. Farmer's Hotel
Veeder James, mason, house 136 Spring
144
ALBANY [W] DIBECTOEY
Veeder John C. fireman, N. Y. C. R. R. house
177 Lumber
Veeder Michael, laborer, house 69 Lark
Veeder {Myndert J.) & Selkirk {Alexander sr.),
grocers, 154 S. Pearl, house 40 Broad
Veeder Volkert, boatman, house 8 Broad
Veeder Volkert, house 49 Columbia
Veit Joseph, glazier, house 102 Nucella
Veit Moses, peddler, house 6 Alexander
Venning John J. cl'k, 41 N. Pearl, h, 143 Second
Vent James, clerk, house 32 Howard
Vent Margaret, widow, house 32 Howard
Venter (Peter) & Chatterly (James), painters, 186
Washington avenue, house 196 Jay
Venter Peter, porter, 10 State, h. 285 Wash. av.
Verch Julius, tinsmith, house 96 Franklin
Vernam John R. house 170 State
Vernam Wm. house 170 State
Vernon James, student, boards 64 Howard
Verstreeper Joseph, grocer, 22 Clinton, h. do.
Vetter Elias, surgical instrumentmaker, 186 K S.
Pearl, house do.
Vibbard Chauncey, sunt. N. Y. C. R. R. 1 Ex.
Building, 2d floor, a. at Schenectady
Vickers Alex, boards 281 South Pearl
Vickers Andrew, laborer, h. 64 North Lansing
Viele Charles D. lieut. 1st infantry, U. S. A.
boards 746 Broadway
Viele {Maurice E.), Coles {Edwin S.) & Woodruff
{E. D.), hardware, &c. 41 State, b. 62 Hawk
Viele Rufus K. bedstead manufacturer, Thacher
ab. N. Ferry, house 746 Broadway
Viggers Absalom, porterhouse, 66 Beavei-, h. do.
Viggers Rachel, widow of John H. house 106
Clinton avenue
Viggers Thomas, fireman, house 18 Jackson
Vile Jos. cabinetmaker, 9 Plain, h. 66 Beaver
Vincent {John) & Carley {John F.), marbleworks,
169 Lydius, house do.
Vine James D. porterhouse, 126 Lydius, h. do.
Vine James H. clerk, boards 9 Swan
Vine James R. engineer, house 342 Lydius
Vine Robert, carman, house 148 Swau
Viney William, laborer, h. Second near Swan
Vint James, porter, 506 B'way, h. 32 Howard
Virgil E. H. manager National Express, 13 Ex.
Building, house at Troy
Visscher Edward, house 66 North Pearl
Visscher George, tailor, house 74 Rensselaer
Visscher Harmin, house 7 Ten Broeck
Visscher Harmin jr. 44th reg't, b. 7 Ten Broeck
Visscher Henry, mason, house 258 Hudson
Visscher James C. house 139 Spring
Visscher James D. bookbinder, 9 James, boards
105 Clinton avenue
Visscher John B. house 68 North Pearl
Visscher John V. S. Mrs. h. 105 Clinton avenue
Visscher John V. S. cigarmaker, h. 21 Lafayette
Visscher Lydia A. Miss, h. 9 Clinton avenue
Visscher Teunis G. clerk, post office, house 826
Broadway [Gansevoort
Visser Hotse, shipcarpenter, h. Church corner
Visser Jacob, shipcarpenter, h. 3 Bethlehem rd.
Vogel Andrew, tailor, 167 Bowery, house do.
Vogel Charles, stereotyper, h. 196 Broad
Vogel Frederick, carver, li 224 Washington av.
Vogel Moses, clothing, 186 South Pearl,'h. do.
Vogelen Jacob, shoemaker, h. 100 Nucella
Voiker Jacob, cabinetmaker, house 160 Spring
Volmar Albert, cabinetmaker, house 207 Sand
Von Puttkammer A. Rev. Mrs. bds. 130 Lark
Voorhees Alonzo B. attorney, 73 State, house
375 Lydius
Vosburgh Abraham, cigarmaker, h. 291 N. Pearl
Vosburgh Andrew J. conductor, N. Y. C. R. R.
house 152 Orange [rison, G'bush
Vosburgh Edward, carpenter, W. R. R. h. Har-
Vosburgh F. W. 310 Broadway, b. 72 Westerlo
Vosburgh Garret, house 398 Lydius
Vosburgh Isaac W. 39 State, h. 721 Broadway
Vosburgh John, mason builder, h. 140 N. Pearl
Vosburgh John E. clerk, N. Y. C. R. R. freight
house, house 39 De Witt
Vosburgh Levi, vet'ry surgeon, h. 22 Westerlo
Vosburgh Misses, house 739 Broadway
Vosburgh Wm. clerk, 39 State, b. 140 N. Pearl
Vose Franklin, patent medicines, 196 Water, h.
661 Broadway
Vose {Charles A.) & Winne {Walter), agents N.
Y. C. R. R. line, 11 Quay, h. Brooklyn
Vose Rodney, lumber dealer and forwarder, 196
Water, boards Dunlop House [place
Voss Charles, teacher of music, h. 3 Foundry
Vroman , boards 71 Hudson
Vroman N. widow, house James near Columbia
Vroman {Peter) & Dings {A. J.), grocers Broad-
way, Greenbush, h. Columbia
Vroman Thomas, waiter, house 57 Howard
Vrooman Andrew, lumber, house 47 Second
Vrooman Elias A. gardener, h. Lydius n. junc.
Vrooman Isaac H. clerk, Albany City Bank, b.
Congress Hall
Vrooman James, boatman, h. Columbia, G'bush
Vrooman Jeannette, widow, house 130 Dove
Vrooman Walter K. bookkeeper, 51 State
Vunk Eliza, dressmaker, h. 142 North Pearl
WACHTER CATHARINE, widow, proprietress
National Hotel, 266 Broadway
Waddell Faithful, teacher district school No. 6,
house 122 Clinton avenue [Clinton av.
Waddell Robert J. clerk, 39 State, boards 122
Waddy Ellen, widow, house 33 Canal
Wade Edward, attorney, 71 State, boards Frank-
lin House [Lydius
Wade Edward C. stereotyper, 9 James, h. 399
Wadhams Edgar P. Rev. h. 225 Lydius op. Cath.
Wadleigh George B. grocer, 64 Lark, house do.
Wadley Lera, coachman, 24 Wilson
Wadsworth Henry A. clerk, 420 Broadway, bds.
132 Hamilton [133 Clinton ave.
Wagar Clark F. tallyman, N. Y. C. R. R. house
Wagener Conrad, carpenter, h. 59 Delaware
Wagener Henry, furnaceman, h. 4 Onet's alley
Waggoner Jacob H. [Boardman & W.), carpen-
ter, 46 Howard, house 18 Lancaster
Waggoner John, lumber, house 67 Herkimer
Waggoner John G. brickmaker, h. 167 Second
Waggoner Levi Mrs. house 37 Bowery
Wagner Antoine, tilemaker, h. 68 Bowery
Wagner James M. am bro typist, h. 20 Chapel
Wagner John, carpenter, house 248 Sand
Wagner John, brickmaker, house 285 Sand
Wagner Joseph, painter, house 28 Howard
Wagner Mathias, paperhanger, bds. 133 Green
Wagner Richard T. carman, h. North Albany
Wainwright Charles, bds. 172 Washington ave.
Wait Charles F. shoemaker, house 17 Lark
Wait Christopher B. carpenter, house 18 Van
Schaick [22 Dallius
Wait Henry L. stock agent Albany prop, line, h.
Waixel Charles, peddler, house 46 South Ferry
Wakefield .lohn, house 64 Bradford
Wakenian Benjamin, boards 226 Hudson
Walber Francis J. laborer, house .Jackson
Wald Michael, 46th reg't, h. Plumb n. Franklin
Waldbillig Henry, shoemaker, 125 South Pearl,
house 192 do.
Walbridge Charlotte V. boards 19 Ten Broeck
Waldmann Isaac {Mann, W. & Co. ), 374 Broad-
way, and 48 South Pearl, house 92 Lydius
Waldmann S. M. dry goods, 42 South Pearl, b.
American Hotel [302 do.
Waldron Abram F. bookkeeper, 73 State, boards
ALBANY [W] DIRECTORY
145
Waldron George, engineer, house 34 W. Ferry
Waldron I. F. clerk, N. Y. <J. R. R. freight office,
house 72 Clinton avenue
Waldron Mary M. house 134 Green [Lydius
Waldron Stephen, at Harris & Sons, boards 81
Waldron William, tallyman, h. 54 Lawrence
Waling Peter, clerk, 56 State, boards 37 Grand
Walk Alexander, moulder, house 210 S. Pearl
Walk Henry W. laborer, bds. 48 N. Lansing
Walker Ann, widow, house 98 Franklin
Walker Catharine, widow, house 18 Jackson
Walker Catharine, widow, h. 36 N. Lansing
Walker Charles, boatman, h. 50 Westerlo
Walker Charles, laborer, house 32 Clinton
W&lker {Edward) & Campbell {Wm. J.), coal,
1 1 Jackson, house 33 North Lansing
Walker George, 91st reg't, bds. 16 N. Pearl
Walker George W. printer, boards 50 Westerlo
Walker James, brewer, house C6 South Ferry
Walker James, blacksmith, house 98 Philip
Walker James Rev. house Green, Greenbush
Walker James H. printer, boards 50 Westerlo
Walker Jeannette, widow h. 16 North Pearl
Walker John, butcher, house 201 Jefferson
Walker John, cabinetmaker, house 44 First
Walker John B. carpenter, h. Park av. Bath
Walker Richard N. patentroofer, h. 114 Nucella
Walker Silas H. cabinetmaker, 699 Broadway, b.
25 Quackenbush
Walker Stephen, moulder, house 80 Arch
Walker Sylvanus, peddler, house 78 Bleecker
Walker William, bookbinder, bds. 50 Westerlo
Walker William J. house 37 Westerlo
Walker William R. laborer, house 3 Clinton
Walker William S. liarnessmaker, h. 21 Fulton
Wall Catharine, widow, house 219 Swan
Wall Charles, tailor, house 54 Cherry
Wall John, crockery, 85 South Pearl, h. do.
Wall John, laborer, house 167 Sand
Walla Josiah A. designer, house 207 Jay
Wallace Christopher, house 103 Orange
Wallace David, laborer, house 132 Lumber
Wallace James, moulder, house 142 Lumber
Wallace John, laborer, h. 21 Plain continued
Wallace John F. clerk, boards 103 Orange
Wallace Joseph, furnaceman, h. 5 Delaware
Wallacp Joseph C. 91st reg't, b. 103 Orange
Wallace Margaret Mrs. house 85 Orange
Wallace Mary, widow, house 9 Fulton
Wallace Mary, widow, house 223 Broadway
Wallace Matthew, grocer, 705 Broadway, h. do.
Wallace Nathaniel, boatman, house at Bath
Wallace Oliver Mrs. widow, house 101 Orange
Wallace Oliver V. grocer, 103 Orange, h. do.
Wallace P. J. liquors, 74 S. Pearl, h. lOl Orange
Wallace Robert, 93d reg't, boards 154 Orange
Wallace Sarah, widow, house 85 Colonie
Wallace Timothy, laborer, house 73 Van Woert
Wallace Wra. carpenter, 40 Van Zandt, house
159 Lydius
Wallace William, printer, 9 James, h. 14 Cross
Wallace William H. confectionery, 41 S. Pearl
Wallen Frederick, gasfitter, 416 Broadway, h.
29 Bowery
Waller Isaac, cigarmaker, house 1 10 Arch
Walley Charles, farmer, h. Del. turnp. n. Morton
Walls Wm. 3d district police, h. 126 Orange
Walls William jr. printer, boards 126 Orange
Walsli Augustus H. attorney, h. 78 Chapel
Walsh Elizabeth, widow, house 78 Hawk
Walsh James D. & Brother {Michael F.), grates,
hot air furnaces, &c. 545 B'way, h. 23 Canal
Walsh James J. clerk, house 8 De Witt
Walsh John, agent, S. Pearl cor. Rensselaer
Walsh John, laborer, house rear 94 Third
Walsh John A . house 84 Beaver
Walsh John S. Mrs. house 78 Chapel
_
Walsh Julia, dressmaker, boards 100 First
Walsh Margaret, widow, house 63 Grand
Walsh Mary, widow, house 149 Grand
Walsh Matthew {Mulholland 8e W.), 14 Beaver
Walsh Maurice, porterhouse, 29 Church, h. do.
Walsh Michael, porterhouse, S. Pearl c. Renss.
Walsh Michael F. {James D. Walsh 8c Brother),
grates &c. 545 Broadway, h. 78 Hawk
Walsh Nicholas, porter. 111 Pier,h. 50 Hamilton
Walsh Patrick E. grocer, 117 S. Pearl, h. do.
Walsh Thos. restaurant, 66 State, h. 108 Jefferson
Walsh Thomas, house 37 Bassett
Walsh William E. hats and caps, 410 Broadway,
house 141 Broad
Walsh, see Welch and Welsh
Walstaff John, grocer, house Broad c. Nucella
Walter Amanda, widow, house 71 Church
Walter Benjamin, boards 15 Broad
Walter Charles P. widow of, house 6 Van Tromp
Walter Conrad, laborer, h. 520 Clinton avenue
Walter Jacob, boxmaker, h. 245 South Pearl
Walter John {Forth Sc Co.), table oilcloths, 286
Bowery, house 20? do.
Walther Louis, shoemaker, house 81 Schuyler
Walter Michael, teamster, house 32 Bradford
Walter Paul, laborer, house 520 Clinton avenue
Walter William, house 27 Broad, Bethlehem
Walter Wm. P. clerk, N. Y. C. R. R. boards 6
Van Tromp
Walton Hannah, widow, house 24 Westerlo
Wammes Peter, shoemaker, house 8 Steven
Wands Alexander, lieut. 18th reg't, b. 11 Park
Wands Burgess, boards 14 Park
Wands John, engineer, h. Rensselaer, Bath
Wands John B. boards 14 Park
Wands JohnB. porter,' 18 Hudson, h. 18 Willett
Wands Oscar, baker, boards 53 Hawk
Wands Robert C. cigarmaker, boards 38 Green
Wands {Thomas O.) & Kinnicutt {Samuel A.),
stoves and tinware, 21 Green, h. 14 Park
Wands William, carpenter, h. 313 Wash. ave.
Wang Jacob, laborer, house 150 Sand
Wanken John, brewer, house 29 Clinton
Wannemaker John, tailor, house 113 Sand
Wansborough John, laborer, h. Swan n. Orange
Ward Benjamin, gardener, h. lower end Broad
Ward David W. brassplater, bds. 22 Hawk
Ward Edward C. clerk at Albany Hotel
Ward Eliza, widow, house 53 Van Schaick
Ward Felix, boatman, house 1 Bleecker
Ward Hugh, painter, house 54 Arch
Ward James, carman, house Canal cor. Dove
Ward James, laborer, house Mechanic, G'bush
Ward James, market, Columbia, G'bush, h. do.
Ward James, cigarmaker, house 152 Third
Ward James, laborer, house 124 Broad
Ward John, fireman, house Broadway ab. Har-
rison, Greenbush
Ward John, moulder, boards 22 Hawk
Ward John, boatman, boards 95 Church
Ward John (John C. Ward & Son), lumber, 120
Water, house North Pearl cor. Lumber
Ward John C. & Son {John), lumber dealers, 120
Water, house 166 Lydius
Ward Mary, widow, house 98 Swan
Ward Medina, widow, house 101 Franklin
Ward Michael, laborer, house 29 Vine
Ward Patrick, miller, 58 Pier, h. 19 Chapel
Ward Patrick, laborer, house 162 Orange
Ward Peter, 99th reg't. house 4 William
Ward Peter, laborer, house 95 Church
Ward Thomas, tinsmith, boards 95 Church
Ward Thomas, laborer, house 222 Lumber
Ward Thomas R. printer, house 313 State
Ward Timothy, maltster, house 273 Lumber
Ward Willifim, mason, house 95 Church
Ward Wm. J. tinsmith, 16 Beaver, h. 48 Renss'r
146
ALBANY [W] DIRECTORY
Warden Jennie, house 34 De Witt
Wardrobe Thomas, mason, house 308 Hamilton
Ware Nathan, house 383)^ Lydius
Wareing James C. clerk, h. 437 Wash, avenue
Wareing John, baker, house 437 Wash, avenue
Wareing Thomas, plumber, 1 Daniels, h. Knox
cor. Lancaster
Wareing William, baker, h. 437 Wash. ave.
Wareing William, plumber, Beaver cor. Daniels,
house 35 Knox
Warmington William V. flour and grain, office
322 Broadway, house 83 Westerlo [Pearl
Warner Addison S. clerk, 343 B'way, bds. 79 S.
Warner Brothers (R. D. &. C. N.), lime, plaster
and cement manufacturers, 33 Broadway
Warner Calvin N. ( Warner Brothers), lime, plas-
ter, &c. manufacturers, bouse 99 Grand
Warner Charles, brakeman W. R. R. house John
near Second [Greenbush
Warner E. C. teamster, h. Broadway n. Second
Warner Hiram, peddler, boards 60 North Pearl
Warner Jas. W. watchman, h. Columbia, G'bush
Waruer Ransom D. {Warner Brothers), lime,
cement, &c. manufacs. house at West Troy
Warner William, pianomaker, h. 215 Bowery
Warnock John, turner, house 15 Van Woert
Warren Adson, clerk, bds. 79 South Pearl
Warren Caleb C. clerk, 41 N. Pearl, b. 106 Green
Warren C. & Co. {Gilbert Hunter), lumber, 184
Water, house 65 Clinton avenue
Warren {Clement) Sc Wilbur {N. R.), steam saw-
mill and lumber yard, 184 Water, and
Broadway, Greenbush, h. 65 Clinton ave.
Warren George, gardener, h. Lydius near Knox
Warren Jacob Mrs. house 173 Hamilton
Warren James, laborer, h. 451 Washington ave.
Warren Joseph Z. gardener, house plank road at
junction
Warren John, drainer, h. West Ferry n. Ontario
Warren Leonard G. physician, house 95 Eagle
Warren Lewis L. printer, house 41 West Ferry
Warren Thomas, laborer, h. Plumb near Green
Warren William J. physician, house 95 Eagle
Warren William L. stoves and sheetiron ware,
60 Washington avenue, house do.
Warren Winnilred, laborer, house 161 Lumber
Warscheid Peter, cnrpetweaver, h. 13 Beth. rd.
Wasenmiller George, tailor, house 79 Bowery
Washburn Edgar {Fassett & W.), lumber dealei-,
9 and 10 Lumber district, h. 36 North Pearl
Washburn Hiram L. student, 74 State, b. 249 Elm
Washburn Stephen F. [Halsey & fF,), grain, &c.
122 Pier, house at West Troy
Wasserbach A. M. Mrs. nurse, h. 49 Clinton
Wasserbach Christian, house 49 Clinton
Wasserbach Daniel, physician, h, 294 S. Pearl
Wasserbach Daniel C. lieut. 41d reg't, bds. 294
Soutk Pearl
Wasson {Christopher C.) & Co. stovefounder,
47 Montgomery, house 47 Steuben
Wasson Chauncey H. house 151 Lydius
Wasson James D. house 16 Lafayette
Wasson James D. jr. boards 16 Lafayette
Wasson John B. teller Albany Savings Bank,
house 395 Lydius
Wasson Ruby E. widow, house 16 Lafayette
Wasson William, canal appraiser, State Hall,
house at Auburn
Wasson William R. clerk, canal appraisers'
office, State Hall, bds. 53 Washington ave.
Waterbury Cyrus, h. Second avenue, G'bush
Waterbury Edward P. prof. Albany Academy,
house 10 Elk
Waterbury Merritt H. clerk W. R. R. h. G'bush
Waterhuis Peter, house 145 Bowery
Waterhuis Reinder, pianomaker, h, 153 Bowery
Waterman Charles G. house 99 Hamilton
Waterman Edgar, dry goods, 63 Wash. av. h. do
Waterman George, jeweler, 98 State, h. 8 Jay «
Waterman George jr. clerk, 506 B'way, h. 8 Jay
Waterman James, clerk, house 99 Hamilton
Waterman {Jeremiah) & Buell {Henry T), pro-
duce com. mer. 116 Pier, house 34 First
Waterman Maria Mrs. milUuery, 6 South Pearl,
house 73 Beaver
Waterman Mary, house 18 Clinton
Waterman Robert, house 74 Herkimer
Waterman Robert, house 73 Beaver
Waterman Robert H. {Taylor & W.), carpets,
482 Broadway, house 68 Chapel
Waterman Sarah Mrs. house 68 Chapel
Waterman Smith A. county clerk, City Hall,
house at West Troy
Waters James, shoemaker, h. 246 >^ Hudson
Waters James Joseph j printer, b. 246 >^ Hudsou
Waters Michael, harnessmaker, h. Columbia,
Gret^nbush
Waters Thomas P. Mrs. house 76 Eagle
Waterson Benjamin, furrier, house 184 Lumber
Waterson Benjamin jr. furrier, bds. 184 Lumber
Waterson John, fireman, bds. 184 Lumber
Watkins James M. pianomaker, h. 40 Bleecker
Watkins Jemima, thread and variety store, Green
corner Bleecker, house 40 Bleecker
Watkins Theophilus, produce, 373 Wash. ave.
Watson Benjamin F. {S. & B. Watson), trucks,
135 Hudson, house 227 Hamilton
Watson Chauncey, carpets, &c. 21 North Pearl,
house 159 Hudson [Rensselaer House
Watson Frank, clerk, 43 North Pearl, bds. Van
Watson Harvey R. {Van Gaasbeek & Co.), car-
pets, 463 Broadway, house 101 Grand
Watson Henry M. clerk, 67 State, b. 90 Columb.
Watson James, laborer, house 3 Warren
Watson Martin A. house 57 Washington ave.
Watson Rebecca, boards 46 Eagle
Watson Robt. John, bookkeeper, 24 John
Watson Samuel, carpenter, 120 Lydius, house
70 Westerlo [229 Hamilton
Watson Simeon & B. truckmen, 135 Hudson, h.
Watson Still man R. carpenter, h. 70 Westerlo
Watson Wm. hatter, 414 B'way, h. 114 Church
Watson Wm. banker, 67 State, h. 25 Ten Broeck
Watson William, plumber, h. Knox c. Luncaster
Watson William Mrs. house 90 Columbia
Watson William B. salesman, 414 Broadway,
boards 102 Church
Watson Wm. C. boards 102 Church
Watson Wm. C. confectioner, 628 B'way, h. do.
Watson William H. salesman, 41 North Pearl,
house 61 High
Watt Andrew, carpenter, house 32 Division
Watt Hugh, plumber, 6'i5 Broadway, h. 48 First
Watts Charles, porterhouse, 165 Jefferson, h. do.
Watts Patrick, laborer, house 47 Colonio
Waugh Elizabetli, widow, house 128 Bowery
Way John F. telegraph operator. West Albany,
boards 87 Beaver [depot, house 87 Beaver
Way Thomas P. check recorder, N. Y. C. R. R.*
Wayne John L. cigarmaker, house 191 Lumber
Weant Jacob, laborer, house 511 Clinton ave.
Weather Mary, widow, house 106 Herkimer
Weatherhead Hilon L. {Price & W.) 7 North
Pearl, boards Merchants' Hotel
Weatherwax Lucy, widow, house 69 Second
Weaver Abram H. clerk, 244 Washington ave.
boards 326 State [b. 16 N. Pearl
Weaver Caleb, broker, 15 Exchange Building}
Weaver Daniel L. umbrellamaker, 39 Green, h.
. 57 Hudson
Weaver David S. 44th reg't, boai-ds 57 Hudson
Weaver Eliza A. widow, house 326 State
Weaver Elizabeth H. widow, house 24 Bowery
Weaver Frank N. 3d reg't, boards 57 Hudson
ALBANY [W] DIRECTORY.
147
Weaver Frederick, clerk, house 146 Spring
Weaver George H. moulder, house 118 Spring
Weaver Greo.S. timber, 486 B'way, h. G'bush
Weaver Hamilton B. carpenter, h. 153 Lumber
Weaver Jacob, laborer, house 101 Sand
Weaver Jacob, broommaker, house 215 Sand
Weaver James E. butcher, boards 53 De Witt
Weaver Joanna S. widow, house 144 Hamilton
Weaver John, laborer, house Plumb n. Franklin
Weaver John, teamster, house 30 Bradford
Weaver John E. grocer, 244 Wash. av. h. 242 do.
Weaver John S. stonemeasurer, h. 304 S. Pearl
Weaver (John S.) & Bro. {Wm.), packing box
manufs. B'way c. Cherry, h. 304 S. Pearl
Weaver Lyman H. carpenter, boards 98 Third
Weaver Nicholas, salesman, housy 53 De Witt
Weaver Rachel, widow, h. Wash. av. ab. Snipe
Weaver Wm. teamster, house 100 Lark
Weaver William, machinist, house 267 N. Pearl
Weaver William, laborer, h. Canal near Snipe
Weaver Wm. {Weaver & Bro.), packing boxes,
Broadway c. Cherry, house- 304 South Pearl
Weaver Wm. H. salesman, boards 53 De Witt
Webb Bridget, widow, boards 23 Franklin
Webb Catharine Mrs. nurse, house 163 Franklin
Webb Henry Y. butcher, house 122 First
Webb Jane Mrs. grocer, 155)^ Orange, h. do.
Webb John, carman, h. 23 Franklin [sevoort
Webb Thomas, butcher, h. 8 Bethl. rd. n. Gan-
Webber Wm. B. mason, house 386 Lydius
Weber Henry, brewer, house 65 Bowery
Weber Henry, furuaceman, house 39 Clinton
Weber Joseph, shoemaker, house 127 Spring
Weber Max, shoemaker, boards 127 Spring
Webster Abram L. patternmaker, h. Greenbush
Webster Charles, driver, house 89 Green
Webster Charles, porterhouse, 18 Lafayette,
house 27 do.
Webster Daniel, painter, house 157 Bowery
Webster Henry W. shoes, 686 Broadway, house
27 Swan, Arbor hill
Webster James, mason, house 101 Knox
Webster Joseph H. stage office, 436 Broadway,
honse 24 Daniels
Webster Maria M. house 54 Howard
Webster Marinda, dressmaker, 31 DeWitt, h. do.
Webster Milton L. shoemaker, h 252 Lumber
Webster Rachel, house 57 Eagle
Webster Reuben H. clerk, house 107 First
Webster Samuel, patternmaker, h. Greenbush
Webster William, mason, h. rear 137 Lumber
Week Henry Mrs., Gt. West, turnpike n. Asyhyn
Weed, Dawson & Co. {Thurlmv Weed, George
Daivson, F. W. Seward, P. Ten Eyck, J. Ten
Eyck, & J. D. Parsons), proprietors and pub-
lishers Albany Evening Journal, 61 Stiite,
and 5 James
Weed Edwin H. clerk, boards 266 Hamilton
Weed Grant, land agent, bds. 87 C.inton ave.
Weed L. S. house 266 Hamilton
WeSd, Parsons & Co. (Thurlow Weed, J. D.
Parsons, George Dawson, F. W. Seward and
P. Ten Eyck), publishers, printers and book-
binders, 61 State and 5, 7 and 9 James
Weed Sarah, widow, house 16 Dove
Weed Thurlow {Weed, Parsons & Co. also ^^eed,
Daiuson & Co.), house 34 Beaver
Weed {William G.) & Kingsley (Hale), attorneys,
Museum Building, house 87 Clinton ave.
Weed W. G. & Co. mercantile agency, Museum
Building, State street
Week Charles W. bookkeeper. Atlas & Argus
office, boards 188 Hamilton [h. do.
Weeks Edward J. grocer, Hamilton cor. Green
Weeks Gilbert, milkman, house 876 Broadway
Weeks Nelson, Ferry st. Greenbush
Weeper Ernest, shoemaker, house 251 Green
Wehl John, laborer, house 167 Sand
Wehner Ernest, tinsmith, boards Union Hotel
Wel.rle Anthony, musicteacher, house 6 Rose
VVeidemann Ernst, cabinet maker, house 220
Washington avenue
Weideman .Jacob, carpenter, 220 Wash, avenue
Weidman ( Z)am'ci) & Mead (Ttfws), grocers, 10
State, house 51 Eagle
Weidman Joseph, stonecutter, boards 54 Union
Weiderwax Andrew B. express, 12 Exchange
Building, house 69 Second
Weidman Paul, patternmaker, house 53 Lark
Weigant William, laborer, house 285 Sand
Weiland John, farmer, house Clinton, near
Whitehall road
Weilant Christian, cooper, house 243 S. Pearl
Weilant Philip, blacksmith, house r. 5 Morton
Weimer John W. carpenter, house 103 Broad
Weinant John, porterhouse, 226 Wash. av. h. do.
Weinlein Lawrence, mason, h. Lark near Elm
Weir Bridget, widow, grocer, 170 Lumber, h. do.
Weir John B. {R. H. ScJ. B. Weir), rope manuf.
Clinton ave. n. Snipe, h. 51 Lark, Arbor hill
Weir Robert H. & J. B. ropemakers, 366 Clinton
avenue, house 356 do.
Weirich Charles, moulder, house 5 Teunis
Weirich Jacob, cigarmaker, house 12 Teunis
Weis Anton, shoemaker, h. Ontario n. Lydius
Weis Gabriel, peddler, house 335 South Pearl
Weisig John, musician, house 528 Clinton ave.
Weismiller Frederick, cabinetmaker, house 304
Lumber
Weiss Charles, laborer, house 19 Teunis
Weiss Jacob, laborer, house 19 Teunis
Weiss John, cabinetmaker, house 308 Lumber
Weiss Peter, moulder, house 112 Nucella
Welch Edward, laborer, bds. 55 Montgomery
Welch Edward, grocer, 69 South Pearl, h. do.
Welch Edward, laborer, house Green c. Nucella
Welch Edward, laborer, house 72 Arch
Welch Edward, laborer, boards 95 Church
Welch Edward, carman, house 58 La Fayette
Welch Geo. H. machinist, bds. 69 Johnson
Welch Henry, laborer, house First near Lark
Welch James, boatman, house 128 Broadway
Welch James, maltster, 154 Bowery, h. 152 do.
Welch James, grocer, 848 Broadway, house do.
Welch .himes,li. North Pearl cor. Van Woert
Welch Jane, widow, house 128 Broadway
Welch John, clerk, 374 B'way, h. 39 Hamilton
Welch John, boatman, house 69 Cherry
Welch John, grocer, 77 S. Pearl, house do.
Welch John, laborer, house 52 Mulberry
Welch Louis, fruits, &c., boards 24 Norton
Welch Louisa, widow, house 37 Bowefy
Welch Margaret, widow, house 21 Lodge
Welch Mary, widow, house 149 Grand
Welch Mary, house 168 Green
Welch Michael, cooper, house 29 Rensselaer
Welch Nicholas, porter, house 50 Hamilton
Welch Patrick, tailor, house 800 Broadway
Welch Patrick, carman, house 418 Lydius
Welch Patrick, laborer, house 31 Van Zandt
Welch Patrick, boatman, house 8 De Witt
Welch Patrick, cooper, house 54 Mulberry
Welch Peter, baker, house 134 Canal
Welch Richard, house 223 Orange
Welch Wm. founder, house 211 Green
Welch Wm. laborer, house First near Lark
Welch Wm. porter 343 Broadway, h. 69 Arch
Welch, see Walsh and Welsh
Weldon Peter, porter, 15 State, house 6 Eagle
Weller Anton, tinman, house 218 Washington
avenue
Weller Geo. B. baggageman, bds. Union Hotel
Weller (R. Franklin) & Smith {J. Penniman),
provisions and flour, 24 State, h. 142 Hudson
148
ALBANY [W] DIRECTORY
Wellipgton Denison L, State cor. Broadway, b,
79 North Pearl
Wellington Thos. canalhoat, h. 43 N. Lansing
Wells Agur, soap and candle factory, 207 South
Pearl, house 40 Westerlo [23 Park
Wells Austin H. bookkeeper, 525 Broadway, h.
Wells, Butterfield & Co., Express Co. 11 Ex-
change Building
Wells Charles H. house 91 Clinton avenue
Wells Daniel A. house 42 Van Schaick
Wells George A. (Fuller, Warren & Co.), stove-
dealer Troy, house 134 Washington ave.
Wells Harriet E. widow of Eliphalet, boards 90
Lydius
Wells Henry J. bds. 184 Washington avenue
Wells Isaac, boatman, house 200 Green
Wells John W. machinist, h. rear 14 S. Lansing
Wells Leonard, boardinghouse 52 Union
Wells Lyman C. 2d reg't sharpshooters, house
61 Union
Wells Robt. H. att'y, 94 State, h. 85 Columbia
Wells Thomas, maltster, boards 1 Centre
Wells Thomas, tailor, house 90 First
Wells Wm. D. boards 40 Westerlo
Welsh Catharine, widow, house 19 S. Lansing
Welsh George W. house 75 Colonic [Colonic
Welsh Isaac L. accountant, 113 Pier, house 63
Welsh John, bootmaker, house 105 Elm
Welsh Margaret, widow, house 58 Van Schaick
Welsh Michael, stonemason, h. 73 Rensselaer
Welsh Patrick, laborer, house Tivoli hollow
Welsh William, tailor, h. Hawk cor. Jefferson
Welsh, see Welch and Walsh
Wemple Abraham A., aid. 6th ward, freight agt.
N. Y. C. R. R. house 49 Spencer
Wemple Benjamin V. Z. bookkeeper, Albany
City Bank, boards 172 South Pearl
Wemple Daniel W. bookkeeper, State Bank,
house 172 South Pearl
Wemple John D. W. lieutenant 1st district po-
lice, house 7 Rose [Lancaster
Wemple Peter H. carpenter, 19 Norton, h. 102
Wemple Peter J. carpenter, 23 Norton, h. 96>i
Lancaster
Wemple Vreeland, barkeeper, bds. W. Albany
Wendell Alida, widow, house 172 Hudson
Wendell Charles, treasurer's office, N. Y. C. R.
R. Exchange Building, boards 60 Elm
Wendell Edward A. poultry fancier, h. 73 Dove
Wendell Elizabeth, house 106 State
Wendell Elizabeth, widow, house 47 Bowery
Wendell Geo. bookkeeper, house 60 Elm
Wendell Harvey, bookkeeper Merchants' Bank,
house 14 Jay
Wendell James V. carman, house 172 Hudson
Wendell Nathan D. discount clerk and notary.
Merchants' Bank, boards 60 Elm
Wendell Peter, teller, Albany City Bank, house
760 Broadway
Wendell Philip, house 106 State
Wendell Robert H. L. house 37 Dallius
Wendell Robert J. carman, house 191 Swan
Wendell {William) & Feltman (William P.),
jewelers, 480 B'way, house 234 State
Wendell W. Clayton, printer, house 173 Elm
Wendover John W. silversmith, h. 12 White-
hall road
Wendrem James C. painter, h. 61 S. Lansing
Wendt Julius C. (.Ebsen & Wcndt) 77 State, bds.
145 Bowery
Wendte A. W. tailor, house 111 South Pearl
Wensley James, bookbinder, h. 154 Spring
Wensley Richard T. carpenter, h. 448 Wash. av.
Wentworth Henry, carman, b. 15 Quackenbush
Wentworth Isaac, carman, h. 15 Quackenbush
Wentworth Jacob, carpenter, li. 1 17 Orange
Wentworth Jacob F. carpenter, h. 117 Orange
Wentworth Joseph, engineer, house 74 Grand
Wentworth Richard, boards 308 Hamilton
Wentz C. W. civil engineer, A. & S. R. R. 73
State, boards American Hotel
Wentz Peter, tinware, 298 South Pearl, h. do.
Wentzel Charles, furnaceman, house 112 Broad
Werneburg George, tailor, house 122 Snipe
Werner {Jacob 1.) & Shafer {Ira), attorneys, 67
State, house 8 High
Werner Michael, tailor, house 184 S. Pearl
Werner Wm. moulder, house 445 Lydius
Wessel Garret, mason, house 99 EJm
West Albert, printer, 78 State, h. 44 W. Ferry
West John A. saloon, 12 Union, house do.
West Stephen, truckman, h. Hawk c. Jefferson
Westeen George N. tailor, house 98 Green
Westervelt Benjamin, wagonmaker, West Alba-
ny, house 203 Bowery
Westervelt Wm. H. boatman, h. 166 Franklin
Westfall John S. paver, house 209 State
Westfall Elias, bartender, 24 Lodge, boards do.
Westfall Margaret, saloon, 24 Lodge, house do.
Westfield James H. carpenter, h. 334 N. Pearl
Westheimer Charles {Stern & W.), shoe findings,
46 Hudson, h. 30 X South Ferry
Weston Abijah {Mead, Dunham. & Co.), lumber,
4 Lumber District, h. at Painted Post
Westover Gilbert A. varnisher, 98 State, house
151 Elm
Westwater Robert, carpenter, h. 31 Van Schaick
Wetherwax Phebe, teacher, school No. 2, bds.
12 Park [216 State
Wetmore Regulus L. bookkeeper, 80 Quay, h.
Wetsel Catharine, widow, house 1 Sand
Wetsel John H. house 335 State
Wetsell Isaac D. produce 65 Quay, house 219
Hamilton
Wever Nicholas, salesman, house 53 De Witt
Weyermiller Adam, hairdresser, 100 State, h.
132 Jefferson [Bleecker
Whalen Barnardus B. lieut. 3d reg't, house 54
Whalen Cornelius, cigarmaker, h. 199 Third
Whalen Edward F. engineer, h. 670 Broadway
Whalen John, carpenter, house 58 Philip
Whalen John, laborer, house at Kenwood
Whalen John, laborer, house 17 Clinton
Whalen John, switchman W. R. R. h. G'bush
Whalen Joseph, tinsmith, house 9 Beaver
Wlxalen Martha, widow, house 219 Jay
Whalen Michael, shoemaker, house 69 Church
Whalen Patrick, laborer, h. rear 71 Grand
Whalen Patrick, tailor, h. Second n. Snipe
Whalen Patrick, butcher, house 220 Bowery
Wlialen Peter, laborer, house 20 Clinton
Whalen Samuel, cigarmaker, bds. 137 Lumber
Whalen Sarah, widow, house 283 Green
Whalen Thomas, tinsmith, 52 Hudson, house
9 Beaver
Whalen Thomas, gardener, house 5 Johnson
Whalen Wm. carman, house 63 Orange
Wheeler (^ton.8:o), Melick {William B.) & Co.
agricultural works. Liberty cor. Hapiilton,
house 102 Grand [Building, h. 143 Elm
Wheeler Benjamin P. express, 12 Exchange
Wheeler Casper M. produce, house 188 Bowery
Wheeler Darius B.furniturewagon,h. 100 Second
Wheeler Hiram, house 21 Steuben [Grand
Wheeler Seth, at Wheeler, Melick & Co. b. 102
Wheeler Theodore A. clerk, P. 0. bds. 143 Elm
Wheeler T. B. at Wheeler, Melick & Co. house
50 Elm
Wheeler Wm. S. 11 Beaver, h. Hawk c. Lydius
Wheener Ernst, tinsmith, bds. Union Hotel
Whelan Michael, boatman, h. 13 Lafayette
Whelan Michael, laborer, boards lOl Canal
Whelpley James M. attorney, 484 Broadway, b.
American Hotel
ALBANY [W] DIRECTORY.
149
Whetnall Asa, volunteer, house 48 Union
Whipple Abram L. telegraph operator, N. Y. C.
K. R., Exchange Building, h. 45 Philip
Whipple Charles, wagonmaker, h. 11 Liberty
Whipple p]mina, teacher, house 71 North Pearl
Wliipple George D, shoemaker, h. 52 Dallius
Whipple Julia", teacher, house 34 Philip
Whipple Michael, helper, house 219 Green
Whipple Solomon, lumberdealer, h. 62 First
Whipple Squire, civil engineer, h. 237 St<ate
Whipple Temperance, widow, house 34 Philip
Whipple Wm. W. bookkeeper, house 62 First
Whish Charles F. coppersmith, h. 124 Sand
Wliish George A. cabinetmaker, h. 279 Bowery
Whish John, engineer, h. West De Wittn. Perry
Whish Julia, widow, house 277 Bowery
Whish Wm. H. engineer, house 90 First
Whitaker Newton, artist, 80 State, b. 128 N. Pearl
Whitbeck A. V. D. boards Dunlop House
Whitbeck Allen, machinist, h. 41 West Ferry
Whitbeck Howard S. salesman, h. 47 Philip
Whitbeck James B. tallyman, N. Y. C. R. R. h.
233 North Pearl
Whitbeck James H. machinist, b. 151 Green
Whitbeck James R. teamster, h. Second, G'bush
Whitbeck Jonas D. carpenter, Westerlo corner
Church, house at Greenbush
Whitbeck Volkert, select school, Clint, square,
cor. Clinton ave. bds. Dunlop House
White Alfred, asst. chief clerk, N. Y. C. R. R.
house 99 Clinton avenue
White Andrew, carman, last house Clint, ave.
White Andrew G. (John G. White & Son), for-
warder, Quay cor. Bleecker, h. 68 Philip
White Ann Mrs. saloon, 258 Broadway, h. do.
White Antrim, upholsterer, 36 Green, laouse 3
Ten Broeck
White Arthur, boards West Albany
White Augustus, house 693 Broadway
White Austin, hairdresser, 14 Little Basin
White Bryan, laborer, house Tivoli hollow
White Charles, machinist, h. 772 Broadway
White Charles A. teacher, house 142 N. Pearl
White Charles E. printer, house 38 We.st Ferry
White Charles W. butcher, boards 289 State
White Daniel, cigarraaker, h. 92 Lumber
White Dominick, 3d reg't, bds. 123 Green
White (Douglas L.), Loveland {Ralph A.) & Co.
(S. W. Barnard), luraberdealers. Water cor.
Nortli Ferry, house 28 First
White EdM^rd, tailor, 333 B'way, h. 61 Division
White Ellen, widow, house 116 Canal
White Emma L. Mrs. house North Albany
White Franklin, cattledealer, boards 278 State
White George, painter, house 341 Lydius
White George T. 3d reg't, house 12 S. Lansing
White Harrison, printer, 78 State, house 103
Clinton avenue
White Henry R., Assorting House, b. 70 Division
White Isaac Mrs. house 61 Division
White Jackson, carman, house 11 Railroad ave.
White James, printer, house 180 Lumber
White James, cooper, house 123 Green
White James, mason, house 144 Swan
White James D. grocer, 327 Lydius, h. 210 do.
White James H. cigarmaker, h. 87 Schuyler
White James P. coal dealer, Columbia corner
Montgomery, bds. 56 Chapel [Hudson
White Jesse M. bookkeeper, 11 Green, h. 308
White John, mason, house 151 Broadway
White John, silverplater, bds. 123 Green
White John Mrs. widow, h. 160 Clinton avenue
Wliite John C. confectioner, house 26 Second
White John G. & Son {A. G.), maltsters and for-
warders, Quay cor. Bleecker, h. 315 Lydius
White John G. clerk, house 89 Columbia
White John J. moulder, boards 151 Broadway
White Joseph, painter, bds. 7 Lark, Arb. hill
White Margaret E. widow, h. 19 Plain cont.
White Martha, widow, h. 7 Lark, Arbor hill
White Martin, builder, house 164 Clinton ave.
White Mary A. house 51 De Witt
White Matthew, laborer, house 77 Sand
White Micah, cattledealer, house 276 State
White Michael, laborer, house at Tivoli hollow
White Moses, cigarmaker, house 15 Van Woert
White Patrick, clerk, house 101 Beaver
White Patrick, laborer, house 48 N. Lansing
White Patrick, coachman at 189 Lydius
White Patrick, laborer, bds. Tivoli hollow
White Patrick, peddler, boards 104 Canal
White Robert, laborer, house 193 Second
White Russell M. carpenter, 177 North Pearl, h.
219 Hamilton
White Sarah, widow, h. Broadway, Greenbush
White Silas A. (Crandall & W.), grates, &c. 566
Broadway, liouse 178 lay
White Thomas, laborer, house 178 Colonic
White Thomas, brickmaker, 45 Van Woert, h. do
White Thomas, laborer, boards 123 Green
White Thomas, laborer, house 93 Van Woert
White Wm. flour mills, 58 Pier, h. 89 Columbia
White William, carpenter, house 52 High
White Wm. D. attorney. Commercial Building,
boards Delavan House
White William E. 43d reg't, bds. 151 Broadway
White Wm. H. Mrs. house 7 Lark, Arbor bill
White Wm. H. pianomaker, h. r. 24 West Ferry
White Wm. J. office 29 Columbia, bds. 89 do.
White Wm. R. bricklayer, house 55 S. Lansing
White, see Whyte and Wight
Whitecar Howard, clerk, bds. 128 North Pearl
Whitecar John, laborer, house 65 Elm
Whitecar Joseph, oysterdealer, h. 128 N. Pearl
Whitecar Margaret Miss, house 128 North Pearl
Whitefield Robert P. geologist, house 159 Elm
Whitehead Jeremiah {Kingsbury & W.), coach-
maker, 131 Hudson, house 163 Elm
Whiting Jonas, cracker and bread baker, Wash-
ington cor. Second avenue, Greenbush
Whitman August, gilder, h. 57 Broad, Bethl.
Whitman Benj. porter, 48 Hudson, h. 130 Broad
Whitman George, brakeman, W. Railroad, h.
Mechanic, Greenbush
Whitney Charles, harnessmaker, h. 59 Colonie
Whitney Charles, painter, house 86 Green
Whitney Charles L. clerk, 74 Pier, b. 59 Union
Whitney Chauncey, coppersmith and plumber,
345 Broadway, house 9 Dallius
Whitney Chauncey jr. bds. 9 Dallius
Whitney Edward, harnessmaker, 3 Little Basin
and 12 N. Lansing, house 59 Colonie
Whitney Elizabeth, widow, house 49 Philip
Whitney George P. clerk, Albany City Bank,
house 72 Philip
Whitney Henry S. house 59 Union [Hamilton
Whitney James, bootmaker, 45 Beaver, h. 171
Whitney James A. (Strong^ Brothers & Co.), dry
goods, 476 Broadway, h. 185 Hamilton
Whitney John A. clerk, 26 S. Pearl, h. 49 Philip
Whitney John C. clerk Delavan House, bds. 9
Dallius
Whitney Stephen W. Albany City Bank, housj
72 Philip
Whitney William, hame and stove manufac-
turer, 86 Green, h. do. [Hamilton
Whitney Wm. S. clerk, 446 Broadway, bds. 185
Whitty Edward, grocer, 455 Washington ave.
Whitty Patrick, liquors, Franklin cor. Schuyler,
house 119 Franklin
Whyte Jane, widow, house 79 Third
Whyte Mary A. Mrs. 263 Lumber
Whyte Samuel K. shoemaker, 152 South Pearl
Wickens George, carpenter, house 107 Snipe
150
ALBANY [W] DIRECTORY
Wickens Horace, boilermaker, H. R. Railroad,
house Mechanic, (jreenbush
Wickens William, machinist, house 326 State
Wickes {Chauncey B.) & Strong {C. H.), whole-
sale clothing, 469 Bmadway, h. 23 Second
Wickes {Eliphalet) & Tlllinghast ( XFiZiJaw & Jo-
seph W.),oi\ and sperm candles, 13 Hudson,
h. 736 Broadway [68 State, h. 25 Second
Wickes Henry N. commissioner and attorney,
Wickes Sarah B. widow, bds. 47 Second
Wickham John, grocer, 42 Union, house do.
Wickham Mary, widow, li. 50 Second, Arb. hill
Wickham Mary, widow, house 1 19 Orange
Wickham William, carman, house 165 Lumber
Wieland John, blacksmith, house 30 Broad
Wieser Francis, cutter, 469 B'way, h. 46 Clinton
Wiesle John, lamplighter, house 42 Bowery
Wiest Jacob, furnaceman, h. Teunis c. V. Vec'u
Wiggins, E. H. trainmaster, h. Wash. G'bush
Wiggins George, mason, house 107 Snipe
Wiggins John Mrs. widow, house 24 High
Wight Rezin A. attorney, 41 North Pearl, bds.
"693 Broadway [Hall, house at Troy
Wight Wm. W. clerk contracting board. State
Wight, see White and Whyte
Wightmau Hannah, widow, house 40 Clinton a.
Wilber Alvin, salesman, house 54 Westerlo
Wilber Charles, 44th reg't, boards 70 Philip
Wilber Mary, widow, house 28 Dallius
Wilber Thomas, 91st reg't, house 20 Bleecker
Wilber Thomas, grain freighter, h. 148 Lark
Wilber Winfield S. clerk, b. Beardslpy's Hotel
Wilbur Edward C. baggagemaster, W. R. R. h
Broadway, Greenbush
Wilbur Francis J. laborer, house 51 X Jackson
Wilbur N. R. {Warren & W.), 184 Water, Ik 77
Washington, Greenbush [way, Greenbush
Wilbur William, conductor, W. R. R. h. Broad-
Wilcox A. N. turner, house 12 Swan, Arbor hill
Wilcox Horace S. city lunch, 551 Broadway, h.
36 Montgomery
Wilcox Janna grocer, 660 B'way, h. 134 N. Pearl
Wilcox John, boatagent, house" 8 South Ferry
Wilcox John G. carpenter, bds. 20 Quackenbush
Wilcox {Joh7t M.) & Sturgi.a {Retire C), com-
mission merchants, 83 Quay, h. 172 Second
Wilcox Larkin, switchman, W. R. R. bds. Me-
chanic above East, Greenbush [Philip
Wilcox Sylvanus S. clerk, 459 Broadway, b. 1'5
Wilcox Thomas H. L. flour, 83 and 84 Quay, h.
232 Lydius [rear 496 Lydius
Wilcox William, butcher, 16 Centre Market, h.
Wild Alfred, manufacturer, liouse 142 State
Wila Christian, stovemounter, h. Broad, Beth.
Wild Edward, watchmaker, 166 S. Pearl, h. do.
Wildenauer Charles, lith. printer, h. 360 State
Wilder George, barge captain, h. 13 Westerlo
Wiles Lewis, deputy chamberlain, office City
Hall, house 226 Lydius
Wiles (Robert P.), Hoffman {L. G.) & Rowland
(John)j real estate and stock brokers, 55State,
house 353 Lydius
Wiles Thos. PL drygoods, 50 S. Pearl, h. 12 First
Wiles Thomas S. student, bds. 353 Lydius
Wiley John, dep. sheritf and meatstall, State c.
Lark, house J 30 Spring
Wiley Mary Ann, widow, h. 15 Bethlehem road
Wiley William, confectioner, h. 278 Lumber
Wilkes John, printer, house 62 Second
Wilkes John, farmer, house 8 Bethlehem road
Wilkie Thomas, portrait painter, h. 249 Elm
Wilkins {Andrew jr.) & Benedict {Geo. C), dry
goods, 53 Wash. ave. bds. 35 Hawk [Bath
Wilkins Edward H. blacksmith, W. R. R. house
Wilkins Henry C. popcorn dealer, 128 State
Wilkins John R. house 89 North Pearl
Wilkins Sidney, clockmaker, bds. 48 Union
Wilkinson Francis C. clerk, Assorting House,
bds. 81 Colonie [28 Van Schaick
Wilkinson Geo. foreman Atlas & Argus, house
Wilkinson George, machinist, bds. 81 Colonie
Wilkinson Henry (/. Wilkinson & Son), house
42 Lancaster
Wilkinson Jacob & Son {Henry), rectifiers, 80
Chestnut and 12 State, house 166 Swan
Wilkinson James, car examiner, h. 81 Colonie
Wilkinson Maria, widow, house 196 Green
Wilkinson William A. tallyman, N. Y. C. R. R.
boards 81 Colonie
Wilkinson Wm. H. carpenter, h. 152 Franklin
Will Charles, safemaker, house 136 Broad
Willard Edward, machinist, W. R. R. liouse
Second, Green liush
Willard Sylvester D. physician, 7 Washington
avenue, house 160 Swan
Willard Thomas H. printer, bds. 5 Rose
Willers Diedrick jr. clerk, secretary of state
office. State Hall, house at Varick
Willerton Thos. engineer, house 43 N. Lansing
Willett {Edivard S.) & Hawley {S. Y.), attor-
neys, 80 State, house 7 1 South Ferry
Willey G. F. upholsterer, house 60 Hawk
Willey Salmon F. lastmaker, 333 Washington
avenue, house 253 Hamilton
Willhealm John, laborer, house 117 Elk
Williams Abigail, widow, house 22 Park
Williams Abraham, distiller, h. 38 Herkimer
Williams A. C. patternmaker, h. 48 Rensselaer
Williams Abram M. teacher, house Lydius near
Quail
Williams Alexander, whitewasher, house 57
Howard
Williams Almeda, widow, house 158 Third
Williams Ann Mrs. honse 165 Montgomery
Williams Catharine, nurse, boards 45 Philip
Williams Chauncey P. cashier Albany Exchange
Bank, 450 B'way, h. Hillside n. Cemetery
Williams Eliakim F. printer, h. Bleecker M»ns.
Williams Eliza, boardinghouse, 54 Uniou
Williams Elizabeth, house 53 JeflFerson
Williams 'Eleanor L. liouse 40 South Lansing
Williams Frederick, machinist, boards 275 Sand
Williams Griffith, machinist, h. 275 Sand
Williams Hannah, widow, house 106 Second
Williams Harriet A. Miss, h. 92 Columbia
Williams Ida, widow, house 72 South Lansing
Williams James, restaurant, h. 40 Franklin
Williams James jr. waiter, h. 40 Franklin
Williams John, laborer, house 57 D<?Witt
Williams John, cabinetmaker, h. 215 S. Pearl
Williams .John, laborer, h. Eagle cor Spruce
Williams John, stovemounter, h. 57 De Witt
Williams John, machinist, h. Steuben, Bath
Williams John H. grocer, 14 S. Pearl, h. 70 Eagle
Williams John J. boatman, house 196 Lumber
Williams Lucretia D. widow, bds. 30 Steuben
Williams Margaret, house 24 Clinton
Williams Margaret, widow, house 125 Canal
Williams Mary Mrs. corsetmaker, h. 62 Howard
Williams Mathias, laborer, house 117 Elk
Williams Nicholas, teamster, h. 182 Clinton av.
Williams P. Piatt, register bank depart. State
Hall, bds. 76 Eagle
Williams Robert, laborer, house 103 Knox
Williams Robert E. bookkeeper, 355 Broadway,
h. 60 Bassett [Corners
Williams S. B. R. 596 Broadway, house Ireland's
Williams Samuel, editor Evening Journal, bds.
51 North Pearl [Woert
Williams Seley, grocer, 867 Broadway, h. 1 1 Van
Williams Thomas, shoemaker, h. r. 233 Lumber
Williams Washington W. hackman, h. 9 Union
Williams William Hart, jeweler, 40 State, house
155 Narth Pearl
ALBANY [W] DIRECTORY.
151
Williamson Andrew & Sons {James & William),
morocco manufacturers, 102 Bowery, office
54 Dean, house 321 Wash. ave.
Williamson A. M. 10th regt, house 117 Beaver
Williamson Edward, boilermaker, h. 92 Philip
Williamson James {A. Williamson & Sons), h.
343 State
Williamson James, mason, house 109 Beaver
Williamson John, moroccodresser, h. 92 Philip
Williamson John D. clerk, W. R. R. house 17
Franklin
Williamson John G. hookagent, h. 210 S. Pearl
Williamson Marshall K. lumber, 120 Water, h.
147 North Pearl
Williamson Robert, pianomaker, bds. 44 Jay
Williamson Thomas E. carpenter, house 11
Plain continued
Williamson William, tanner, h. 155 Bowery
Williamson William {A. Williamson & Sons), h.
136 Lark
Willick Rosanna, widow, house 103 Bowery
Willis Ann, wash, and ironing, h. 44 Lafayette
Willis Anthony, cook, house 192 Lumber
Wills Charles, porterhouse, 136 Broad; h. do.
Wills Christopher, laborer, bds. 33 Montgomery
Wills Thomas, cutter, house 92 First
Wilmarth William S. carpenter, house Second
below Harrison, Greenbush
Wilpers Anthony, saddler, house 309 S. Pearl
Wilpers Joseph, clothing, 247 S. Pearl, h. do.
Wilsey R. Henry, boilermaker, house Snipe n.
Second
Wilsey R. Henry, machinist, boards Third
Wilshaw John, cutter, 40 State, h. 34 Eagle
Wilson Abraham F. house 723 Broadway
Wilson Adaline, widow, house 14 Wilson
Wilson Alexander, boatman, house 61 Lodge
Wilson Alexander, 4th dist. police, h. 117 Lark
Wilson Ann, widow, house 24 Van Schaick
Wilson Benj.amin, safemaker, h. 17 Catharine
Wilson {Benjamin), Grimwood (J. C.) & Co. (J.
A. Lansing), groceries, oil and caudles, 1 1
State, house 53 Spencer
Wilson Catharine, teacher, bds. 44 Jay
Wilson Charles, carbuilder, h. B'way n. Colonie
Wilson David, deputy clerk Court of Appeals,
State Hall, house 193 Hudson
Wilson Edward, alderman 10th ward, clerk 451
Broadway, house 389 Lydius
Wilson Eliza, widow, house 210 Lumber
Wilson Elizabeth, widow of Jas.h. 66 S. Lansing
Wilson George, refreshments, 14 Howard, house
Bethlehem turnpike
Wilson George C. clerk, bds. 12 Grand
Wilson George P. {Davis, Craft & W.), clothing
472 Broadway, bds. 723 do.
Wilson George W. house 320 Hamilton
Wilson George W. conductor N. Y. C. R. R.
house 77 North Lansing
Wilson Henry, intelligence office, 47 )i Hudson,
boards 98 State
Wilson Isaac, house 102 Green [Lumber
Wilson James, gas inspector, 59 State, house 213
Wilson James, moulder, house 800 Broadway
Wilson James, wooldealer, 54 Dean, h. 6 High
Wilson James, 1st district police, h. 50 Broad
Wilson James A. house 738 Broadway
Wilson James D. clerk, bds. 96 First
Wilson Jane, widow, house Chapel
Wilson Jane, widow, boards 59 Lancaster
Wilson Jane, widow, house 44 Jay
Wilson John, boatman, ii. 16 Ferry, G'bush
Wilson John, calker, house Second avenue cor.
Washington, Greenbush
Wilson John, florist and n'arsery, capt. 43d
reg't, h. Lydius ab. Knox [Broadway
Wilson John, foreman, Taylor's brewery, h. 126
Wilson John, laborer, h. Aiken, Greenbush
Wilson John, laborer, W. R. R. h. Third neax
Harrison, Greenbush
Wilson John, carman, house 18 Second
Wilson John, painter, house 31 Lark
Wilson John, capt. Berdan's sharpshooters, h.
320 Hamilton
Wilson John A. painter, bds. 14 Wilson
Wilson John Q. liouse 5 Lodge
Wilson Joseph B. brickyard, Lumber near Ten
Broeck, house 84 Lumber ^
Wilson Lydia A. dressmaker, bds. 69 Jeflferson
Wilson Richard, teamster, h. 53 Swan, Arb. hill
Wilson Richard jr. painter, b. 53 Swan,. Arb. h.
Wilson Robert, cigarmaker, b. 93 Swan, Arb. h.
Wilson Robert, shoemaker, house 96 First
Wilson Robert jr. pump and blockmaker, house
96 First •
Wilson Robert J. waiter, h. r. 705 Broadway
Wilson Rosanna, widow, house 144 Swan
Wilson Shepherd, clerk, 39 Quay, h. 112 Second
Wilson Solomon C. printer, bds. 47 High
Wilson Stephen, bookseller, house 68 Bassett
Wilson Stewart Mrs. house 102 Green [31 Lodge
Wilson T. W. rector St. Peter's Church, bouse
Wilson Thomas, carriagepainter, b. 210 Lumber
Wilson Thomas, livery stable, 26 Steuben, house
23 do.
Wilson Thos. laborer, bds. 41 North Lansing
Wilson Thomas, painter, h. Columbia, G'bush
Wilson Thomas, clerk, house 94 First
Wilson Warner, engineer, house 24 Third
Wilson Warr6n R. clerk, 1 1 1 Pier, h. 25 S. Ferry
Wilson William, bartender, 244 B'way, bds. do.
Wilson William C. carpenter, h. 261 Hudson
Wilson William P. painter, h. 21 Van Schaick
Wilt Wm. carpenter, H. R. R. R. h. Mill, G'bush
Wiltse Henry A. carman, h. Johnson, G'bush
Wiltse John J. teamster, h. Second, Greenbush
Wiltse Willard, agent, h. Second, Greenbush
Winans George, moulder, bds. 38 Herkimer
Winchester George, boatman, house 33 De Witt
Winchester Sanuiel, house 33 De Witt
Winegard ( William) & Foster {Rector), grocers,
76 Wash. ave. house do.
Winfield Mary Mrs. house 525 Bowery
Wing Albert (Coofc, W. & Wooster), grocers, 18
Hudson, house 290 State
Wing Albert, clerk, 123 Pier, bds. 289 Hudson
Wing Barnabas, house 172 Second
Wing Daniel, boards 289 Hudson
Wing De Linton, flour, 123 Pier, h. 289 Hudson
Wing George A. patternmaker, 9 Liberty, house
173 Second
Wing Robert B. {Cole Se W.), shipchandler, 61
Quay, house 58 High
Winn Wm. machinist, house 99 Dallius
Winnand John, saloon, 226 Wash, ave h. do.
Winne Abraham L. 1 Clin. ave. h. 45 Steuben
Winne Adaline Miss, house 62 Hawk
Winne Agnes, widow, house 9 Broad*L
Winne Alida, widow of D. K. h. 63 NTLansiug
Winne Archie, bookkeeper, 416 Broadway, bds.
60 Chapel
Winne Barnard V. L. boatman, h. 263 Lumber
Winne Charles, bookkeeper, at J. Taylor & Sons,
house 81 Lydius
Winne Charles H. dockmaster, 3 Lumber dist.
house 331 North Pearl [Lumber
Wiujie Cornelia, widow of Francis D. bds. 123
Winne Daniel, 3d reg't, house 9 Broad
Winne Daniel, house 67 Hamilton
Winne David, cigars, house 132 Lydius
Winne David F. captain, house 125 Lumber
Winne David P. Mrs. house 2 Liberty
Winne Edmund (/. Winne & Son), 15 N. Pearl,
house 228 State
152
ALBANY [W] DIRECTORY
Winne Edmund L. printer, bds. 3 Hamilton
Winne Edward W. lieut. 77th reg't, b. 145 Green
Winne Edwin, groceries and provisions, 44 Clin-
ton avenue, h. 38 Clinton avenue
Winne Elizabeth, widow, h. 76 Colonie
Winne Francis, 2d district police, h. 138 Lydius
Winne Frederick K. clerk, l)ds. 81 Lydius
Winne Garrit B. carpenter, house 62 Westerlo
Winne Giles K. register bank department. State
Hall, house 90 Clinton avenue
Winne Henry C. printer, h. 90 Clinton avenue
inne Jacob L. Mrs. h. 41 Beaver [Orange
Winne Jacob V. N. printer, Journal Office, h. 77
Winne John & Son {Edmund), cabinetmakers
and upholsterers, 16 N. Pearl, h. 60 Chapel
Winne John L. Mrs. house 19 Ten Broeck
Winne Joseph F. insurance agent, 51 State, and
librarian Y. M. A. liouse 40 Broad
Winne Louisa, house 41 Beaver
Winne Margaret, widow of Isaac, h. 145 Green
Winne Martin V. B. clerk, 128 South Pearl, bds.
81 Lydius
Winne Mary, widow, honse 81 Lydius
Winne Mary Miss, house 62 Hawk
Winne Mary C. Miss, bds. 223 N. Pearl
Winne Nauning V. Mrs. house 62 Westerlo
Winne Peter, carriagemaker, 19 James and 26
North Pearl, house 9 Broad
Winne Peter, house 144 Lark
Winne {Simon P.) & Northrop (S. W.), bent fel-
lies, corners Colonie, Center and Lansing,
house at North Albany
Winne Staats, physician, 94 Westerlo, h. do.
Winne Walter, {Vose & JV.), 11 Quay, house 192
Hamilton
Winne Wm. engineer, bds. 29 Quackenbush
Winne William B. restaurant, 327 Broadway, h.
3 Hamilton
Winne William F. dentist, 82 Hudson, h. do.
Winne William H. clerk at Congress. Hall
Winne William L Mrs. house 81 Lydius
Winne William P. boatman, house 38 Westerlo
Winnie Benj. A. carpenter, liouse 319 State
Winnie John V. house 319 State
Winslow Mary, widow, house 818 Broadway
Winterburn Andrew, moulder, h. 54 Bleecker
Winters William P. grocer, 7 S. Pearl, h. 21 Jay
Winton Jennet, tailoress, house 22 Hawk
Wise Conrad, carpenter, house rear 12 Bowery.
Wise Dennis, laborer, house 194 Orange
Wise Lawrence F. baggagemaster, Harlem R. R.
house 157 Eagle
Wise Matthew, brushmaker, h. 55 S. Lansing
WiseleT James, laborer, house 93 First
Wish John, engineer, house rear 445 Wash. ave.
Winey Joseph, n ason, boards 93 First
Wissle Michae), moulder, house 283 Wash. ave.
Wissler Conrad, moulder, house Quackei bush
Witbeck Allen, machinist, house 41 W. Ferry
Witbeck A. V. D. agent, 554 Broadway, boards
Dun^p House
WitbeckXlark N. boards 60 Division
Witbeck Howard S. salesman, 62 and 64 State,
house 47 Philip
Witbeck Israel, carpenter, house 9 Plain
Witbeck James, machinist, house 151 Green
Witbeck John, carpenter, 5 Plain continued
Witbeck Leonard, house 287 South Pearl
Witbeck N. F. clerk, ticket dep't N. Y. C. R. R.
house at West Troy
Withers Francis, engineer, house 94 Arch
Withers Francis jr. printer, boards 94 Arch
Withers (Georgcf & Kelly {James), silverplaters,
122 South Pearl, liouse 54X Rensselaer
Witman Benjamin, laborer, h. 25 Broad, Bethl.
Witmann Lewis, pastry cook, h. 250 S. Pearl
Witmore Hannah A. nurse, house 140 Franklin
Witt Merrick, house 341 State
Witt Merrick jr. carriagemaker, 345 State, house
341 do.
Witte Charles, lager beer, Franklin c. Herkimer
Wittemer Jacob, laborer, h. r. 6 Van Vechten
Wittle George, stovemounter, boards 32 Broad,
Bethlehem
Wittle Wolfgang, laborer, h. 32 Broad, Bethl'm
Woelile JacoD, shoemaker, house 8 Alexander
Woelke Christopher, shoemaker, h. 1 Catharine
Wolbert Adam, shoemaker, house 147 Bowery
Wolbert George, shoemaker, house 147 Bowery
Wolbert Julia, widow, house 27 Teunis
Wolcott Israel S. engineer, house 659 Broadway
Wolcott Thomas V. clerk, boards 659 B'w.ay
Wolenman {Augustus) & Lochner {Jacob L.),
fruiterers, 86 State, house 9 Canal
Wolf Andrew, machinist, bds. 799 Broadway
Wolf Augustus, shoemaker, bds. 179 S. Pearl
Wolf Herman, porter, 9 State, h. 2 Phoenix pi.
Wolf John J. shoemaker, 86 Hudson, house 179
South Pearl
Wolf Philip, carman, house 886 Broadway
Wolf Wm. furnaceman, house 117 Franklin
Wolfert Charles, furnaceman, house Van Vech-
ten near Teunis
Wolfert Joseph, laborer, house Elk near Knox
Wolfert Marcus, basketraaker, house 71 Elk
Wolflf John, clerk, 41 State, b. 11 Van Schaiok
Woltt John A. sexton North Reformed Dutch
Church, house 1 1 Van Schaick
Wolfgang August, shoemaker, house 176 Broad
Wolford Allen, hou.se 302 State
Wolford {George) & Frothingham ( Worthington),
attorneys, also county judge, 69 State, bds.
American Hotel
Wolford Marcus, laborer, house Elk near Snipe
Wolford Wm. W. house 302 State
Wolfsheimer Moses, grocer, 13 Alexander, h. do.
Wollaber Henry P. checkmaster, N. Y. C. R. R.
depot, house 821 Broadway
WoUeber Frederic, stovemounter, house 314
South Pearl
Wollohan Ann, widow, house 204 Green
Wollohan Catharine, boards 204 Green
Wollohan Ellen, tailoress, boards 204 Green
Wollohan Matthew, grocer. 38 Rensselaer
Wolohan .lohn, tailor, 3 Ex. B'ld. h. 116 Canal
Womer Cornelius, carpenter, house 56 Lark
Wood A. H. cattledealer, bds. American Hotel
Wood Arthur B. clerk, comptroller's office, bds.
Congress Hall
Wood Bradford R. h. 149 Washington avenue
Wood Bradford jr. lieut. 44th reg't, boards 149
Washington avenue
Wood Charles, hairdresser, 124 Lydius, h. do.
Wood Charles, boatman, house 10 Delaware
Wood Darius S. at carworks, h. 787 Broadway
Wood Elizabeth, widow, house 245 S. Pearl
Wood Emeline, tailoress, house 26 Van Schaick
Wood George, shoemaker, 81 S. Ferry, h. do.
Wood George A. engineer, house 30 Fulton
Wood Harriet Mrs. milliner, house 44 N. Pearl
Wood Harvey, contractor, h. 274 Wash, avenue
Wood Harvey jr. teamstt^r, boards 128 Spring
Wood James, varnisher, house 195 Second
Wood James S. house 131 Lumber
Wood Jeremiah, justice. South Pearl corner Van
Vechten, boards 14 Bethlehem road
Wood John, house Elm corner Swan
Wood John, 30th reg't, house 46 Second
Wood John E. house Swan corner Elm
Wood John M. {Wood & Bro.), ambrotypes, Ex-
change Building, house 13 Dallius
Wood Joseph, blacksmith, house 161 Grand
Wood Martha E. Mrs. boardinghouse, 44 Grand
Wood Mary A. widow, house 46 Beaver
ALBANY [Y] DIRECTORY.
153
Wood Moses, stoves, 230 Washington avenue, h.
43 Chestnut [Beaver
Wood N. H. clerk, Clinton Hotel, S. Pearl cor.
Wood Richard M. Mrs. house 56 Lark
Wood Samuel, att'y, 67 State, h. 149 Wash. ave.
Wood S. G. boards Dunlop House
Wood Theodore, prof, music, house 182 Second
Wood Thomas, woolsorter, house 212 Green
Wood Thomas G. boards 149 Washington ave.
Wood Timothy H. silversmith, house 57 Union
Wood Walter W. stoves, 230 Washington ave-
nue, house 43 Chestnut
Wood Wm. laborer, house 115 Dallius
Wood William, stagedriver, h. 165 Broadway
Wood Wm. Mrs. millinery, 86 Hudson
Wood William, boards 274 Washington avenue
Wood Wm. B. engineer, house 80 First
Wood (William W.) k Brother (/oAn M.), am-
brotypists, 3d floor, Exchange Building,
house 134 Green .
Wood, see Woods
Woodbridge G. D. organ tuner, h. 96 Herkimer
Woodbridge Rose, widow, h. 129 Clinton ave.
Woodburn Eliza, widow, house 56 Lark
Woodhall David M. exchange broker, 1 )i Green,
house 59 Dove
Woodhall Edward, baker, house 137 Jefferson
Woodhall Edward, baker, bds. 194 Hamilton
Woodhall William D. exchange broker, h. 23
Jetterson [op. Ferrv, Greenbusli
Woodman Margaret Mrs. dry goofJs, Broadway,
Woodruff Cyrus L. (D. H. & C. L. Woodruff),
house 4 Jefferson
Woodruff David H. & C. L. plaster mill, Plain
corner Grand, house 16 Plain
Woodruff Edwin D. {Vide, Coles & W.), hard-
ware, 41 State, boards Delavan House
Woodruff W. H. bowling saloon, 4 Howard
Woods Francis, cigarmaker, house 169 Grand
Woods Francis H. clerk, 50 State, b. 208 Green
Woods James C. baker, house 131 Lumber
Woods John, baker, 57 Canal, house do.
Woods John S. charcoal, boards Congress Hall
Woods Patrick H. baker, 35 Swan, Arbor hill
Woods William, agent, house 25 Fulton
Woodward Alvah S. Union Hotel, 280 B'way
Woodward Benedict, piauomaker, h, 330 Lumb.
Woodward James, laborer, house 42 Mulberry
Woodward John, carpenter, house 110 Jefferson
Woodward (JoAra Jr.) & Rill {Wm. W.), coach
and saddlery hardware, 324 Broadway, h.
60 Jay
Woodward Julia, school, B'way, G'bush, h. do.
Woodward Royal, sewing silk, h. 113 Hamilton
Woodworth David, photographer, 444 B'way, h.
67 Lumber
Woodworth Jane, widow of Isaac, b. 870 B'way
Woodworth Maria, widow, boards 67 Lumber
Wooley Eliza, widow h. 118 Washington ave.
Wooley Eliza, widow, h. 118 Wa-hington ave.
Wooley Jesse B. cooper, 120 Wash. av. b. 1 18 do.
Wooley Wm. P. Mrs. widow, h. 142 Wash. ave.
WooUett {Wm.) & Ogden (£.), architects, 59
State, house at Newtonville [Division
Woolsey Addison, bookkeeper. 111 Pier, bds. 71
Woolsey John L. painter, bds. 23 William
Woolverton Charles B. Mrs. house 89 Columbia
Woolverton George A. hats and straw goods,
461 Broadway
Woolverton George A. & Co. boots and shoes,
459 Broadway, house 1 Lodge [5 High
Woolverton Henry M. merchant, 459 B'way, h.
Woolworth Samuel B. sec. Regents University,
office State Library, house 18 Jay
Wooster Benjamin W. furniture, 59 South Pearl,
house 187 Hamilton
Wooster Charles, printer, h. 65 South Lansing
20
Wooster Reuben W. {Cook, Wing & W.), 18
Hudson, boards 77 Washington avenue
Wooster Susannah, widow, h. 65 S. Lansing
Worcester Edwin D., N. Y. C. R. R., Exchange
Building, house 62 Lancaster
Worden Joseph P. machinist, h. 234 Lydius
Wormer Daniel, contractor, h. 35 Maiden lane
Wormer Daniel jr. clerk, h. 142 Wash, avenue
Worth General Mrs. house 37 Hawk
Worth Jabez T. machinist, house 39 Lafayette
Wosser Thomas, carpenter, house 71 Dallius
Wren James, coachman, h. Manor House l<Wge,
950 Broadway [950 Broadway
Wren John, coachman, h. Manor House lodge,
Wrenfell Michael; laborer, h. Whitehall road
Wright Alonzo, laborer, h. Harrison near First,
Greenbush
Wright Catharine, widow, house 128 Beaver
Wright Deodatus, attorney and pension officer,
94 State, house 689 Broadway
Wright Ebenezer family of, house 171 Lydius
Wright Edward B. shoemaker, house 103 Knox
Wright Eliza, widow, house 23 Jay
Wright Elizabeth, confectioner, 41 Lydius, h. do
Wright George, veterinary surgeon, 153 Lydius,
house 358 do.
Wright George, house 34 Congress
Wright Henry, grainmeasurer, h. 15 S. Ferry
Wright Henry R. clerk, boards 70 Division
Wright James, boards 20 Daniels
Wright Jane Alice Miss, house 103 Dove
Wright John, house 40 Second [G'bush
Wright John E. laborer, h. Harrison near Fir.st,
Wrigbt Joseph, veterinary surgeon, 153 Lydius,
house 358 do.
Wright Miriam L. dressmaker, b. 153 Clin. ave.
Wright Moses, coachman, house 181 Orange
Wright Moses C. bookkeeper, 62 State, boards
Dunlop House [Hotel
Wright Nathaniel jr. 324 Broadway, b. American
Wright Richard, shoemaker, 103 Knox, h. do.
Wright (Samuel) & McGuire (Wm.), fruit, &c. 44
State, house 90 Bassett
Wright Thomas Mrs. house 70 Division
Wright William W. canal commissioner, office
ytate Hall, boards Delavan House
Wrightson George, teacher, house 76 Chapel
Wrightson Thomas, house 76 Chapel
Wusternann Otto, pianokeys, h. Seymour, Bath
Wyatt James T. clerk, Lansing's store, G'bush
Wyckoff Isaac N. Rev. house 100 Lydius
Wyckoff Ogden, accountant, house 52 Elm
Wyckoff Peter S. bookkeeper, 459 Broadway, h.
157 Elm
Wygant Asa S. (McGowan & Wygant), lumber
dealers, 190 Water, h. 17 Washington ave.
Wygant Jacob, laborer, house 511 Clinton ave.
Wygant Thos. H. steamboat agt. h. 98 Westerlo
Wylie John K. dry goods, 55 S. Pearl, h. 17 High
Wyllie .James, carpenter, h. 14 Lark, Arbor hill
Wyllie Robert, carpenter, bds. 14 Lark, Arb. h.
Wyraan Julia, widow, h. Partition near Third
Greenbush
Wyncoop Gertrude, widow, h. 26 Second
Wynkoop Peter, carpenter, h. 10 Bethlehem rd.
YAGER EZRA, drover, house 73 Lark
Yager Henry, laborer, house 151 Bowery
Yager Ludwig, shoemaker, 323 Wash. ave. h. do
Yager Peter, laborer, house 19 Gt. West. tump.
Yale Sarah, widow, house 67 Lark
Yates Benjamin jr. coppersmith, h. 39 Mulberry
Yates Frederick L. 28 Douw's Building, boards
Congress Hall
Yates Hiram, freight agent, house 110 Willett
Yates Margaret, boardinghouse, 820 Broadway
Yates Mary, boardinghouse 820 Broadway
154
ALBANY [Z] DIBECTORY
Yates Montgomery, teamster, boards 80 Third
Yates Rebecca, seamstress, house 163 Hudson
Yates Rebecca, boardinghouse, 820 Broadway
Yates Sarah, seamstress, house 163 Hudson
Yates William, clerk, N. Y. C. R. R. Exchange
Buildinff, 2d floor, house 37 Ten Broeck
Yates Wm. Leonard, laborer, h. 6 Tivoli Hollow
Yates Wm. H. printer, h. Hawk cor. Hudson
Yauman Theodore, hair jewelry, 580 Broadway
Yeagans Martin, trunkmaker, house 25 Bradford
Yeaton William, cedarcooper, h. 122 Wash. ave.
Yon John, carpenter, house 107 Sand
Yonhof Daniel, blacksmith, h. 145 Lumber
Yorke Andrew, greenhouse plants, 16 Willett,
house 355 State [52 Colonic
Young Archibald, keeper State Arsenal, house
Young Bartlet, brickmaker, house 135 Sand
Young Eli, boards Dunlop House
Young Francis, teamster, house 334 Wash, a /e.
Young George, grocer. South Pearl cor. Beaver,
house 134 Hudson
Young Henry W. mason, house 211 Jay
Young James, clerk, P. 0. bds. 938 Broadway
Young John, boards 263 Lydius
Young John C. conductor, H. R. R. house 52
Colonie
Young John C. house 144 Hudson
Young John H. machinist, house 197 Spruce
Young John L. house 171 Hamilton
Young John M. {Young, Edwards & Co.), 35
Quay, boards 263 Lydius
Young Mary, widow, house 938 Broadway
Young Mary, widow, house 227 Bowery
Young Oscar H. physician, 171 Hamilton, h. do.
Young Perry, shoemaker, house Park, Bath
Young Peter, moulder, house Sand near Robin
Young Rodolph, scissorsgrinder, h. 105 Snipe
Young feamuel, house North Albany
Young Samuel, house canalboat near 108 Pier
Young Sidney, vinegar, 50 Quay, h. 30 Hudson
Young Thos. stoves and castings, N. Albany
Young (TAomas &.), Edwards {James jr.) &c. Co.
(J. M. Young), flour &c. 35 Quay, h. 46 Jay
Young Wm. A. attorney, 443 Broadway, boards
14 Ten Broeck [89 N. Pearl
Young Wm. H. clerk's office Court of Appeals, b.
Young Wm. H. fireman, boards 829 Broadway
Young Wm. H. col. 18th reg't, h. 939 Broadway
Youngblood William, moulder, bds. 91 Church
Youngermann Alex, peddler, h. 272 S. Pearl
Yuill Andrew, printcutter, 360 Broadway, house
53 First [First
Yuill Walter, clerk, 582 Broadway, boards 63
Yunger Gertrude, restaurant. South Pearl near
Westerlo, house do.
Yunger Stephen, engineer, house 140 S. Pearl
ZACHARIAS JACOB, hats and caps, 98 S. Pearl
Zahn Anton, cabinetmaker, house 107 Sand
Zantner Lewis, bootfitter, house 23 Dallius
Zappen John, physician, house 1 17 Elk
Zen David, grocer, 40 Hawk, h. 27 Lafayette
Zeh David jr. 44th reg't, boards 27 Lafayette
Zeh David H. carpenter, boards 54 Lark
Zeh Edward, carman, house 54 Lark
Zeh John H. house 60 Dove
Zeh John, house 72 Jay [near Ontario
Zeilman Charles H. carpenter, house W. Ferry
Zeilman George, ropemaker, boards 243 Lumber
Zeilman Jacob, carpenter, house 243 Lumber
Zeilman James, carpenter, house 78 Third
Zeilman John, carpenter, house 291 Lumber
Zein Ambrose, blacksmith, h. 20 Bethlehem rd.
Zeiser Michael, shoemaker, h. 214 Wash. ave.
Zeitler Anthony, cigarmnker, h. 11 Swan, Ar. h.
Zeller Ernest, professor of music, h. 93 Green
Zengnagel Valentine, cabinetmaker, house 176
Spring
Ze^or John, engineer, house 2 Franklin
Zimmer Peter, house 38 Broad, Bethlehem
Zimmer Philip, laborer, house 1 12 Sand
Zimmerman John, carpenter, house 4 Stevens
Zimmerman John, laborer, house 263 Sand
Zimmerman Margaret, widow, baker, 193 Broad
Ziriax John M. machinist, h. 311 South Pearl
Zohn John, laborer, house 73 Sand
ZoUer Joseph, laborer, house 38 Sand
Zorn Albert, pianomaker, house 83 Schuyler
Zuco Henry, cabinetmaker, house Van Vechten
near Clinton
Zumdieck Henry H. pianomaker, h. 18 Bleecker
Zweeres John A. bookkeeper, h. 302 S. Pearl
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF ALBANY.
Agencies.
(See also Real Estate, Insurance, Patent and
Passenger Agents.)
Pratt A. B. & Co. (collecting), 94 State
WEED & CO. (mercantile), Museum Building
[see adv. front cover]
Agricultural Implement Manufacturers.
DEDERICK L. & P. K. (hay presses), 58 and
60 Bleecker [see adv. page 226]
EMERY BROTHERS, 62 and 64 State [see adv.
page 155]
Hallenbeck & Cunningham (mowing machines),
Johnson corner Philip
WHEELER, MELICK & CO., Hamilton corner
Liberty [see adv. page 218]
Albany Mercantile College.
CLARK W. H. resident principal, Nos. 43 & 45
North Pearl, Kidd's building
Apothecaries.
(See also Druggists.)
Allen James P. Broadway, Greenbush
Andrews Levi, 170 Washington avenue
Blanchard M. L. 560 Broadway
Bullock J. H. 128 South Pearl
Burrows Wm. G. 25 South Pearl
BURT CHARLES A. 797 Broadway [see adv.
page 228]
Clement H. B. Broadway, corner Clinton avenue
DeGraff D. 63 South Pearl
Dexter & Nellegar, State corner North Pearl
Dickerman E. A. 197 Green
Elkins Thomas, 790 Broadway
Frothingham & Co. 442 Broadway
Harley E. 813 Broadway
Humphrey W. J. & Co. 39 Washington avenue
Keyser Wm. H. 635 Broadway
Lintner & Co. 3 Tweddle Hall
MACOMBER M. W. & Co. 32 & 34 Washington
avenue [see adv. page 248]
McMurdy R. S. 494 Broadway
Miller James, Broadway, Greenbush
Moore J. E. 43 Hawk
Northrop Joseph N. 51 Second
Sautter Louis, 61 South Pearl
Smith Chas. H. 142 Washington avenue
Smith S. T. & A. M. 41 Washington avenue
Springhart Carl, 224 South Pearl
Taylor William, 35 South Pearl
Turner George, 255 South Pearl
Architects.
Baficroft William H. 64 James
De Forest H. S. 74 State
Dickson Walter, 68 State
Hewes S. E. 443 Broadway
Hodcins William, 3 Washington avenue
Smith B. F. 443 Broadway
Smith Elihu, 10 Third
Woollett & Ogden, Journal Building, 59 State
Artists.
See Painters, Sculptors, &c.
Artists' Materials.
Annesley & Ferris, 506 Broadway
Burton James & Co. 486 Broadway cover]
LITTLE FRANK H. 82 State [see adv. front
RICE & MICKEL, 547 B'way [see adv. p. 240]
Attorneys and Counsellors.
Allen Otis, 5 Douw's Building, State
Allen Wm. A. 94 State
Austin Chas. L. 448 Broadway
Baldwin Chas. E. 74 State
Bancroft L.. Museum Building
Benton E. B. 45 South Pearl
Brice James, 66 State
Briggs E. A. 75 State
Burlingame Henry D., Tweddle Hall
Burton John I. 66 State
Cagger & Porter, 67 State
Callanan James jr. 50 State
Cassidy Clinton, 57 State
Cheever Calvin R. 82 State
Cipperly George H. 74 State
Clute J. H. 94 State
Clute Wm. K. 68 State
Cochrane Clark B. 41 North Pearl
Cole John 0., Police Office
Colvin James A. 77 State
Cooper Paul F. 452 Broadway
Costigan John, 66 State
Crowell Sidney, 94 State
Davison & Olin, 94 X State
Dean Amos, 77 Ten Broeck
Dennison Garrit V. 24 Douw's Building, State
Dexter James, 113 State
Douw J. D. P. 23 Douw's Building
Douw V. P. 1 Douw's Building
Downing George, 94 State
Durant Allen B. 5 Douw's Building
Edwards Isaac, 73 State
Edwards James, 74 State
Fensham John, City Hall
Ford Daniel H. 50 State
Ford John W. 50 State
Frothingham Worthington, 69 State
Gaflhey Dennis B. 448 Broadway
Gaffney Thomas M. 8 Exchange Building
Gansevoort Peter, 13 Douw's Building
Gearon Miles, 50 State
Gebhard Edward, 74 State
Goewey George N. 74 State
Hadley Wm. J. 486 Broadway
Hand Samuel, 57 State
Harris Ira, Eagle corner State
Hawley Gideon, 673 Broadway
Hawley Nathan, 23 Douw's Building, State
Hayes Thomas, 94 X State
Hevenor W. S. 4 Douw's Building, State
Higgins S. F. 7 North Pearl
Hilton Robert J. 74 State
Holstein, Cheever & McNamara, 82 State
Hotaling L. 74 State
Hungerford 0. M. 74 State
.Tenkms & Cooper, 452 Broadway
Jenkins John F. 1 Columbia place
Jenkins Lemuel (pension office), 67 Chapel
Johnson James C. 50 State
Karslake Samuel, 5 Douw's Building
Kelly W. S. 60 State
Kendall Alfred, 75 State
Ketchum Daniel, 625 Broadway
Kimball John M. 50 State
King & Smith, 484 Broadway
Kingsley Hale, Museum Building
Kip L. 6 Tweddle Hall
La Grange G. 94 State
L'Amoreux James, 71 State
Lansing Abraham, 13 Douw's Building, State
Lansing C. Y. 3 Douw's Building
158
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Lansiug Henry Q. 443 Broadway
Lansing William, 452 Broadway
Lant J. H. 66 State
Lawson Isaac, 44 State
Leake H. A. 73 State
Learned & Cook, 468 Broadway
Lee & Pratt, 94 State
Levien D. A. jr. 94 State
Livingston J. D. 50 State
Manning S. L. 77 State
Mattice J. W, 3 Tweddle Hall
McCall H. S. 5 Douw's Building, State
McClellan H. W. 71 State
McClure & Miller, 77 State
McElroy John, 114 State
McElroy William H. 6 Douw's Bnilding
McHarg & Van Alen, 60 State
McKinney Wm. J. 82 State
McKown James A. 114 State
McKown John A. 148 Chestnut
Meads Orlando, 65 State
MerrihewE. H. 114 State
Merriman H. N. 74 State
Morange W. D., City Hall
Morrow Thomas B. 68 State
Murphy W. D. 74 State
Nelson J. M. 71 State
Newcomb Edward, 71 State
Nichols M. C. G. 94X State
Olcott & King, 69 State
Paddock S. jr. 51 State
Paddock W. S. 51 State
Parker Amasa J. 143 Washington avenue
Parsons S. H. H., Police Office, Centre Market
Peckham Rufus W. jr. Tweddle Hall
Pepper Calvin, 195 Swan
Porter J. K. 67 State
Pr .tt A. B. 94 State
Pruyn John V. L., Exchange Building
Radclifie D. Van Ness, 708 Broadway
Read John Meredith, jr. 45 North Pearl
Reynolds Dexter, 41 North Pearl
Reynolds, Cochran & Harris, 41 North Pearl
Robertson W. D. 448 Broadway
Robinson A. D. 94 State
Sanders & De Witt, 9 Douw's Building, State
Sands John H. 67 State
Settle J. M. 68 State
Schuyler William C. 134 Jefferson
Shepard S. 0. 443 Broadway
Smith & McClellan, 71 State
Smith Lewis B. 484 Broadway
Stedman & Strong, 443 Broadway
Strong J. 5 Commercial Building
Sturtevant JTB. 74 State
Tallman C. M. 94 State
Ten Broeck Cornelius, 443 Broadway
Tiffany Joel, 7 Chapel
Tremain Lyman, Tweddle Hall
Van Allen G. 50 State
Van Alstyne & Hevenor, 4 and 6 Douw's B'ldg
Vanderpoel Isaac, 61 State
Van Hovenburgh T. S. Museum Building
Van Olinda William, 7 North Pearl
Van Rensselaer John S. 22 Douw's Bnilding
Van Vechten Abraham, 51 State
Voorhees Alonzo B. 73 State
Wade Edward, 71 State
Weed & King&ley, Museum Building
Wells Robert H. 94 State
Werner & Shafer, 67 State
Whelpley James M. 484 Broadway
White Wm. D. 5 Commercial Building
Wickes Henry N. 68 State
Wight Rezin A. 41 North Pearl
Wiilett & Hawley, 80 State
WOLFORD GEORGE, county judge, 69 State
Wolford & Frothirgham, 69 State
Wood Samuel, 67 State
Wright Deodatus, 94 State
Young Wm. A. 443 Broadway
Auctioneers.'
Dickerman John S. 92 State
Kennedy & Scovel, 54 State
Lewis Alanson, Sand 10 South Pearl
Awnings.
See Sail Makers.
Sakers.
Andrews Fairman, 170 Washington avenue
Andrews M. A. 59 Lydius
Andrews Orin, 663 Broadway
Belcher & Larrabee, 175 North Pearl
Brightman Adolphus M., Mill, Green bush
Brimhall Henry, 46 Clinton avenue
Brimhall Horace F. 89 Beaver
Clark John, 250 South Pearl
Crummev Michael, Lodge cor. Beaver
Delaney'P. H. 19 Lark, Arbor hill
Deyermand R. 50 Swan, Arbor hill
Dexter J. B. 839 Broadway
Fazakerly Thomas, 372 Lydius
Fisher Mary, 94 Lydius
Gantvoort W. T. 56 Hamilton
Gates A. W. (cracker), 33 Elm
Gibson William, 64 Bowery
Graves John S. 94 Green
Hammond James, 105 Lydius
Hausman Martin, 43 Bowery
Heller W. 81 Bowery
Honeysett James, 194 Hamilton
Hunter Robert, 36 Washington avenue
Imrie John, 53 Hawk
Johnston Marian, 368 Lydius
Kenny P. & W. 52 Swan, Arbor hill
Lawrence Thomas, 263 South Pearl
Maidment E. 60 North Pearl
Marshall John, 229 K South Pearl
Martin John J. 142 South Pearl
Mayers F. H. Mrs. 29 Union
Mayes Thomas, 50 South Ferry
McCarty Owen, 70 Canal
McCauley James, 387 Washington avenue
McNally Thomas, 123 Arch
Melius W. B. 81 South Pearl
Mullen William, Green corner Schuyler
MuUenkof J. 27 Bowery
Nusbaum Herman, 158 South Pearl
Osborn Nehemiah, 12 Bleecker
Pettingill Michael, 97 Beaver
Powers Patrick, 36 Jefferson
Rea John, 15 Morton
Rice Mary, 177 Broadway
Schippers John, 3 Delaware
Shaver Vincent P. 25 Van Schaick
Smith Francis, Elm corner Dove
Smith John E., Canal near Dove
Stratton S. A. 798 Broadway
Taylor & Turton, 50 Lark
Van Korb Jacob, 268 South Pearl
WHITING JONAS (crackers), Washington ave.
cor. Second, Greenbush [see adv. page 234]
Woods John, 57 Canal
Woods P. H. 35 Swan, Arbor hill
Zimmerman Margaret, 193 Broad
Band Box Makers.
Blackall Wm. & J. R. 423 Broadway
Dubuque John, 423 Broadway
Gerber Louis, 55 Green
"HARRIS DANIEL, 8 Green [see adv. front
cover]
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
159
Bankers.
[See also Brokers.}
Watson William, 67 State
Sank Note Printers.
American Bank Note Company, Gavit & Co.
agents, Exchange Building, 3d floor
GAVIT & eOWELL, Ex. Building, 3d floor,
[see adv. back colored.]
Barbers.
See Hairdressers.
Basket Makers.
Metzler Jacob, 9 Sand
Metzler Philip, 3 Sand
Tilman Casper, 147 Sand
Baths.
Chase J. H., Delavan House
Dean Noah S. 514 Broadway and 29 James
Heller Jacob, 6 Beaver
Martineau F. X. jr. 1 Stanwix Hall Building
Bedding^.
WHITE ANTRIM, 36 Green [see adv. page 6]
SBedstead Manufacturers.
VIELE R. K. Thacher, above North Ferry [see
adv. page 223]
Bell Hangers.
See Locksmiths.
Bill Poster.
Smith John B. 68 State, •« Standard office."
Billiard Saloons.
Hart George S. 22 Beaver
Mason J. W. Broadway, opposite Delavan House
Moore S. V. jr. 480 X Broadway and 15 James
Blacksmiths.
Abbey Eli, 72 Church
Adams .John, 6 Hunter's alley
Adams William, 27 Washington avenue
Anderson Wm. 72 Swan, Arbor hill
Bauer John, Bethlehem road
BEMIS ALPHEUS, rear 890 Broadway [see adv.
page 239]
Brady Thomas, Herkimer cor. Church
Burke Michael, Broadway, Greenbush
Clark Felix, Schenectady turnpike
Clowry Patrick, Bethlehem road
Conklin J. & A. 3 Fulton
Crozier Richard, 6 De Witt
Cunliff Simeon jr. 20 Quay
Debler J. 301 Washington avenue
Dempsey C. 25 Lark
Doyle James, 151 Church
Fairburn John, Herkimer cor Quay
Friday Abram B. 8 Whitehall road
Graham John Q., Spencer cor. Carroll
Haight James O. 20 Church
Ham Robert C. 157 Swan
HARDIE ROBERT, 62 and 64 Church corner
Herkimer [see adv. page 224]
Hogan Edward, B.ith
KINGSBURY & WHITEHEAD, 131 Hudson
[see adv. page 237]
Langrish William, 205 South Pearl
Lyman Michael, 62 Quay
Lyman Thomas, 176 Montgomery
Magilton Joseph, ColoJiiecor. R. R. avenue
Maxwell Jacob W. 5 Plank road
McCluskey William (nailer), 19 Perry
Mitchell James, 33 Lawrence
O'Brien Peter (shoeing), 11 Lafayette
Pruyn & Lansing, 4 Pruyn
Quin Michael, 13 Rose [Grand
RooneyJ. & P. (shoeing), 22 William and 4
RuU NicholPS, 438 Lydius
Russ John P. 55 Hamilton
Whitney William, 86 Green
Winne Peter, 19 James and 26 North Pearl
Blank Book Manufacturers.
See Bookbinders.
Blind Makers.
RAMSDILL T. JEFFERSON, 48, 49 and 50
White, Bath [see adv. page 239]
WEMPLE P. H. 19 Norton [see adv. page 252]
Block and Pump Makers.
Brainard Leonard, 62 Quay
Boarding Houses.
Angus Robert Mrs. 25 South Pearl
Baker Patience A. 55 Colonie
Ball Mary, 132 Hamilton
Bittles Wm. H. 623 Broadway
Blanchard Elizabeth, 60 Lydius
Blass Michael, Broadway n. Johnson, Greenbush
Be om William, 890 Broadway
Broas Elizabeth, 79 South Pearl
Brown Mary S. 882 Broadway
Burns John, 272 Broadway
Cary Anna M. Mrs. 29 Quackenbush
Clapham Sarah, 43 Lydius
Corbet Catharine, 38 Green
Deering Charles, 35 Montgomery
Douglass Margaret Mrs. 88 Beaver
Draper S. B. 25 Quackenbush
Dufiy Philip, 21 Orange
Evans Henry, 20 Quackenbush
Frink Sluman, 4 Park place
Fuller S. S. Mrs. 659 Broadway
Harris Stephen Mrs. 71 Beaver
Heffernan James, 85 Quay
Hofl'man Thomas, 91 Church
Hunter Elkanah, 799 Broadway
Kiernan Thomas, 1 1 Maiden lane
Lamb Mary A., John corner Broadway
Leslie Sarah E. 48 Union
Lillis James, 14 Quackenbush
Lundy Thomas, 6 Maiden lane
McCann John, 270 Broadway
McEntee James, 97 Quay
Miller Frederic, 133 Green
MurdockJ. 10 Quackenbush
Porter Geo. 22 Quackenbush
Quin A. Mrs. 39 Dallius
Rickettson Walter Mrs. 84 Hamilton
Rowe Catharine, 49 Colonie
Sannders Charles M. 18 Lydius
Scott Jacob A. 57 Lydius
Shallow John, 1 1 Beaver
Smith Eliza, 93 Eagle
Tompkins J. 138 Broadway
Wells Leonard, 52 Union
Williams Eliza, 54 Union
Wood Martha E. 44 Grand
Yates Mary, 820 Broadway
Boat Builders.
See Ship Carpenters.
Boiler Manufacturers.
Haight James 0. 20 Church
HARDIE R. 62 and C4 Church cor. Herkimer
[see adv. page 224]
160
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
MAGINNES M. Rensselaer cor. Quay [see adv.
page 220]
Moutrie W. H., Herkimer near Quay
PRUYN & LANSING, 4 Pruyn [see adv. p. 219]
RODGERS JOHN, 33 and 35 Lumber [see adv.
page 225]
Bolt Manufacturers.
PRUYN & LANSING, 4 Pruyn [see adv. p. 219]
Bonnet Bleachers and Fressers.
CUTLER M. L. 540 Broadway [see adv. p. 248]
King Edwin H. 3 Union
O'BRIEN J. A. 45 North Pearl [see adv. p. 249]
Rafferty H. T. 707 Broadway
Bonnet Stores.
See Millinery.
Book Binders, etc.
Bender Ephraim H. 73 State
Hallenbeck Aaron, 7 North Pearl
McKnight Stephen, 67 State
Murphy Thomas S., Beaver cor. Broadway
Seymour Timothy, 82 State
Van Antwerp D. L. 72 State
VAN BENTHUYSEN C. 407 Broadway [see
adv. page 6]
Weed, Parsons & Co. 61 State and 7 James
Booksellers and PuMishers.
Adams, Sampson & Co. (directories), 78 State
BANKS & BROTHERS (law), 475 Broadway
[see adv. inside back cover
Bell William J. 512 Broadway
Bender Ephraim H. 73 State
Bigham James, 206 South Pearl
Cochrane James, 124 South Pearl
Fisk Anthony & Son, 71 State
Gilbert P. L. Museum Building
Gould William (law), 60 State
Gray S. R. 38 State
Hastings Thomas, Museum Building
HIDLEY J. H. (music), 519 Broadway and 81
State [see adv. front colored
LITTLE FRANK H. 82 State [see adv. fr. cov,]
Little W. C. (law), 525 Broadway
LORD JOSEPH, 19 Philip [see adv. page 250] ,
McDermott Owen, 19 Douw's Building
MUNSELL JOEL (publisher), 78 State
Newcomb & Co. (music), 524 Broadway
O'Sullivan Michael (Catholic), 63 South Pearl
Sprague William B. jr. 51 State
Boot Crimpers.
Brice William, 14 South Pearl
Clute Peter, 97 Hamilton
Boots and Shoes.
MANUFACTURERS AND JOBBERS.
Mnnson S. & Co. 369 and 371 Broadway
Woolverton G. A. & Co. 459 Broadway
RETAIL DEALERS AND MAKERS.
Adler Simon, 641 Broadway
Ballin Louis, 60 South Pearl
Barnard John B. 404 Broadway
Bassett Edmund, 122 Lydius
Baum Solomon, 293 X South Pearl
Beck Joseph, 165 South Pearl
Benedict C. E. 45 Washington avenue
Bingham G. H. 59 Swan, Arbor hill
Braunig Mich.ael, 221 South Pearl
Bray Francis, 23 Chapel
Brown Samuel, 77 Pier
Brownell John, 62 South Pearl
Busley J. R. 395 Broadway
Byron William, Broadway, Greenbush
Cain William, 106 South Pearl
ChaflFee & Co. 620 Broadway
Clow J. 6 Canal
Clow Jacob G. 140 Swan
Corrough Robert, 3 Westerlo
Crane Robert, 63 Eagle
Crowley Francis, 232 Washington arenud
Dorwolt Charles, 8 Howard
Dowsett Isaiah C. 78 South Pearl
Dowsett Isaiah C. jr. 68 South Pearl
Dugan John, 67 Church
Dunham Oscar, 51 Green
Elze C. 291 South Pearl
Feiirey T. & J. 651 Broadway and 50 State
Fisher J. W. 662 Broadway
Flood James, 38 Swan, Arbor hill
Flood Peter, 21 Van Woert
Foley Edward. 52 South Pearl
Frankenburgh Julius, 33 Union
Frazier Sarah A. 208 South Pearl
Gage George, 72 Green
Geller Charles C. 130 South Pearl
Gleekstone S. H. Mrs. 148 South Pearl
Gleiner Christian, 274 South Pearl
Goodrich Moses, Hawk corner Canal
Gordon A. B. 399 Broadway
Greer Thomas, 789 Broadway
Hahn Henry, 126 Washington avenue
Harrison James, 132 South Pearl
Hatch Kauffman, 155 South Pearl
Heed Isaac M. 37 Green
Herschberger Henry, 121 South Pearl
Herschberger Isaac, 169 South Pearl
Herschberger Nathan, 277 South Pearl
Herzog Henry, 104X Lydius
Hessberg Simon, 264 South Pearl
Hillman H. 24 Canal
Houghtaling Peter D. 405 Lydius
Hughes George C. 408 Lydius
Hull H. B. 711 Broadway
Hunt Francis, 670 Broadway
Jacques Edward, 143 South Pearl
Johnstone John, 66 >i Hudson
Kelly John, 153 >^ Orange
Kennedy William, 225 Lumber
Lehr Adam, 193 South Pearl
LEMOGES J. 624 Broadway, [see adv. page 249 ]
Lock Charles, 33 Hawk
Lovett Richard, 838 Broadway
Lyons P. 2 North Lansing
McCarty Timothy, 43 Liberty
Meissner George, 774 >i Broadway
Miller Daniel, 16 Lodge
Mills Philip, 120 >^ Lydius
Mork S. 18 South Pearl
Morrey Charles, 13 Johnson
Murpliy J. E. 17 South Pearl
Nethaway Harvey, 841 Broadway
Nichols George, 4 Little Basin
Osborn Jeremiah, 350 Broadway
Owens William, 350 State
Pasco & Co. 58 Washington avenue
Pfeiffer Charles, 31 Hamilton
Phillips Patrick, 19 Daniels
Pratt William R. 4 Clinton avenue
Prest J. 816 Broadway
Ramsay Robert, 22 Beaver
Randall J. L., Broadway, corner State
Rankin George A. & Sou, 412 Broadway
Rankin Joseph & Co. 41 Washington avenue
Rankin William, 37 Washington avenue
Rechenberg Wm. H. 192 South Pearl
Riley Thomas, 58 Beaver
Roalofs Henry, 1 17 Hawk
Rodgers Philip, 131 JeflFerson
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
161
Rodgers Sherlock, 273 South Pearl
Roth John, Maiden lane near Broadway
Rugg Omar M. 150 South Pearl
Sawyer William, 86 South Pearl
Sayles A. 6/"^ Plain
Sayles Charles, 149 South Pearl
Server Robert, 520 Broadway
Sheerer C. 25 Howard
Slawson Sillick, Lydius comer Union
Smith John, 247 State
Smith Patrick, 36 Van Schaick
Snell James, 400 Broadway
Specht Matthew, 46 Green
Story Robert, 52 X Hamilton
Strohmaier Charles, 262 Broadway
Strother John, 131 Green
Stumpf J. 39 Green
Tufts John, 42 Orange
Waldbillig Henry, 125 South Pearl
Webster H. W. 686 Broadway
Whitney James, 45 Beaver
Whyte Samuel H. 152 South Pearl
Wolf John, 86 Hudson
Wood George, 81 South Ferry
Wright Richard, 103 Knox
Zeisler Michael, 214 Washington avenue
Bottlers.
ANDERSON & CO. Beaver cor. Green [see adv.
page 232]
HOXSIE G. W. 25 Hamilton [see adv. p. 234]
Mcknight JOHN'S son (malt wine, porter,
&c.), Canal cor. Hawk [see adv. page 230]
Bowling Alleys.
gymnasium. Marble Hall, Broadway [see adv.
House Williams A. 398 Broadway
Pitman Robert H. 98 State
Brass Founders.
MAXWELL JAMES jr. 136 South Pearl [see
adv. page 217]
McElroy Henry, 63 Beaver
Orr & Blair, 64 Beaver
Brewers.
AMSDELL BROTHERS, Jay near Dove [see
adv. page 227]
ANDERSON D. B. & CO. Beaver cor. Green
[see adv. page 232]
Artcher John, Plankroad above Perry
Becker & Cameron, 282 Broadway
Boyd, Brother & Co., Arch cor. Franklin
BURT U. & CO., Montgomery, Lumber, Colonie
and Centre [see adv. page 228]
Coyle James, 127 Nucella
Dillon Patrick (root), 104 Canal
DUNLOP A. A. 67 Quay [see adv. page 229
Hedrick John F. (lager), 354 Bowery
Kinsella & Hennessey (root), 106 Arch
Link John M., West Arch near Perry
Mcknight JOHN'S son. Hawk comer Canal
[see adv. page 230] adv. page 233]
McQUADE ANTHONY, 271 North Pearl [see
Milliman John (spruce), Nucella cor. S. Pearl
Quinn James, 26 North Ferry
Schinnerer & Hinckel (lager), Swan c. W. Ferry
TAYLOR JOHN & SONS, Broadway cor. Arch
[see adv. page 231]
Weber Henry, 65 Bowery
Brick Makers.
(See also Fire Brick.)
Bassett Daniel E., Snipe corner Lydius
HENRTf JACOB'S SONS (fire), Tivoli hollow
[see adv. page 222]
McCall P. M., Canal above Dove
McCarty & Anderson, head Catharine
Moore J. C, Hawk cor. Morton
PALMER, NEWTON & CO. (fire), Rathbone
above North Ferry [see adv. page 221]
Reads & Jacobie, Lark head of Canal
Stanwix George & Thomas C, Morton cor. Hawk
White Thomas, 45 Van Woert
Wilson Joseph B., Lumber corner Ten Broeck
Bridge Builders.
PRUYN & LANSING (iron), 4 Pruyn [see adv.
page 219]
Whipple S. 237 State
Britannia Ware.
(See Crockery, Glass & China Ware.)
Brokers.
See also Real Estate Brokers and Bankers.
Armitage A. L. 1 Hamilton
Comstock A. C. (money), 23 Hudson
CONANT W. B. 45 State [see adv. page 235]
Emerson C. W. H Green
Erwin George (money), 125 & 495 Broadway
Evertsen Evert, James corner State
Evertsen Jacob jr. James corner State
Gomperts D. J. 17 Exchange
Hillson James, 3 Hamilton
Larose Peter, ]6Excliange Building
Payne George R. 438 Broadway
Squires Thos. (money), 1 Exchange Building
WILES, HOFFMAN & ROWLAND (stock), 65
State [see adv. front cover]
Woodhall David M. 1 X Green
Brush Manufacturers and Dealers.
ARMOUR JOHN B. 385 Broadway [see adv. page
252]
Ciucci Dominico, 1 Bowery
MACOMBER M. W. & Co. 32 & 34 Washington
avenue [see adv. page 248]
Builders.
(See Carpenters, also Masons.)
Butchers.
(See Meat Stalls.)
Burning Fluid Manufacturers.
Edson & Co. 11 Hudson
EVERS JOHN, Chapel corner Van Schaick [see
adv. page 232]
MACOMBER M. W. & Co. 32 & 34 Washington
avenue [see adv. page 248]
TRACEY JOHN & Co. 20 and 22 State [see adv.
page 222]
Butter.
Crapo Chauncey V. 14 Hudson
Cabinet Makers, etc.
See also Furniture Dealers.
COLEMAN H. &. R. 607 Broadway [see adv.
page 240]
Ferguson Charles, Eagle near Bleecker place
Freelig Simon, 346 Washington avenue
Netterville J. W. 118 South Pearl & 90 Bleecker
Parsons Harvey & Son, 601 Broadway
Senrick X. 80 Dove see adv. page 233]
SENRICK & FISHER, 40 Washington avenue
Vile Joseph, 9 Plain
Walker Silas H. 699 Broadway
WOOSTER B. W. 57 & 59 South Pearl [see
adv. page 240]
162
BUSINESS DIEECTORY.
Gamphene, Patent Oils, etc.
Halpen Wm. P. 205 and 207 Broadway
MACOMBER M. W. & Co. 34 Washington ave.
[see adv. page 248 1
TRACEY JOHN & Co. 20 and 22 State [see adv.
page 222] '
Candle Makers.
(See also Soap and Candles.)
Wickes &Tillinghast (sperm), Hudson cor. Dean
Cap Manufacturers.
See Hats and Caps.
Car Builders.
Goold James & Co., Union corner Hamilton and
Division
Card Manufacturers.
Dobler & Bott, 279 Humiltou
Carpenters and Builders.
Alexander H. 129 Clinton avenue
A Hanson Peter, 1 Elm
Bancroft John, 55 James
Beebe Thos. T., Whiteliall road corner Teunis
Boardman & Waggoner, 46 Howard
Brack & Borneo, 186 Washington avenue
Bruce Wra. 113 Clinton avenue
Burdick T. & J. 88 Bleecker
Cameron A. 3 Van Zandt
Christie James, 156 Hamilton
Clark Francis, 56 Lydius
CLEMISHIRE JOHN, 161 and 163 Clinton ave.
[see adv. page 238]
Cogswell George, 96 Orange
Comer L. G. rear 154 Third
Cunningham Ichabod, 88 Bleecker
De Tiere C. & L. 198 Hudson
Dodds James, 116 North Pearl
Durst James, Chestnut corner Swan
Egginton William, Philip corner West Ferry
Fleming M. 50 Bleecker
Griffeth William, lOl Herkimer
Guyer Hugh, 104 First
Hickey John, 118 Lydius
Hotaling D. I. 195 Lancaster
Holt D. B. 15 Great Western turnpike
Jones W., Clinton avenue above Swan
Kavanaugh Michael, 26 West Ferry
Kelley J. 83 Lawrence
Kennedy John jr. 23 Elm and 170 Lydius
Kidney Jonathan, 86 Hamilton
Kirtland & Thurber, 63 Lafayette
Laden Patrick, John near Church
Luce Edwin, 22 Franklin
Lynch John W. 99 Hawk
Nlartin Boyd, 28 Clinton avenue
Martin Homer, Church corner Herkimer
Mesick John W. 36 Lydius
Nichols William, 185 Lydius
Oliver Gibson, 60 Maiden lane
Payn ?. N. 107 Clinton avenue
Parker John N., Steuben corner Chapel
Philpot & Day, 58 Second
Redden Wm. & Co., Clinton avenue near Lark
Reese John, 243 Hamilton
Robinson John, High corner Chester alley
Rourke Bernard, Merchant's place
Saul Wm. 1 10 Ten Broeck
Scott Robert, 64 Ba.ssett
Seymour Charles, 119 Grand
Seymour Lewis, 6 Wilbur
Simpson Alexander, Broad near Westerlo
Slaven Michael, 10 Pine
Smith E.B. 10 Third
Swabs Frederick jr. 1 Great Western turnpike
Sweet G. S. 171 Swan
Van Buren M. 31 Knox
VAN DERZEE JACOB, 335 Hamilton [see adv.
page 238] .
Wallace Wm. 40 Van Zandt
Watson Samuel, 120 Lydius
WEMPLE PETER H. 19 Norton [see adv. page
252]
Wemple P. J. 23 Norton
Whitbeck Jonas D., Westerlo cor Church
Carpenters' Tool Makers.
Benseh & Crannell, 108 State
Carpets, Oil Cloths, etc.
Koonz Abram (weaver), 43 Grand
Koonz Jacob C. 53 State
Taylor & Waterman, 482 Broadway
Van Gaasbeek & Co. 43 North Pearl
Van Gaasbeek J. & Co. 463 Broadway
Watson Chauncey, 21 North Pearl
Carriage Builders.
Abbey Eli, 72 and 74 Church
Caldwell Wm. J. 90 Green
Don Peter C. 186 Hudson [Hamilton
Goold James & Co., Union ccfmer Division and
Hubbell & Johnston, 19 and 21- Church
Hyler & Scott, 21 Ferry
KINGSBURY & WHITEHEAD, 131 and 133
Hudson [see adv. page 237]
Lloyd Samuel H. 68 and 70 Hamilton
LONG & SILSBY, 324 and 326 South Pearl [see
adv. page 217] [see adv. page 237]
McDONNALD HUGH, 183 and 185 South Pearl
McKinley Charles, rear 143 South Pearl
Mull John, rear 890 Broadway
Selkirk Alexander, 832 Broadway
WINNE PETER, 19 James and 26 North Pearl
[see adv. page 236]
WITT MERRICK jr. 345 and 347 State [see adv.
page 237]
Carriage and Saddlery Ware.
Steele & Hobbs, 420 Broadway
Woodward & Hill, 324 Broadway
Carriage Smiths.
KINGSBURY & WHITEHEAD, 133 Hudson [see
adv. page 237]
LONG & SiLSBY, 324 South Pearl [see adv.
page 217]
McDONNALD HUGH, 185 South Pearl [see adv.
page 237]
WINNE PETER, 19 James and 26 North Pearl
[see adv. page 236]
WITT MERRICK jr. 345 State [see adv. p. 237]
Carvers.
Bell Robert H. 12 Franklin
Durkin M. J., Beaver corner Green
Johnson Noah, 170 Sand
Car Wheel Manufacturers.
Thacher Geo. H. & Co., Learned cor. Thacher
Cement.
See Lime, Cement, &c.
Chemists.
Bachman Renatus (manuf.) 104 Wash. ave.
Porter C. H., Med. College, office, 87 North Pearl
China and Glass Ware.
See Crockery.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
163
Cigars and Tobacco.
(See also Tobacconists.)
Barney William, 6 Plain
Brower Hessel, 229 Hudson
Brown George G. 28 M Clinton avenue
Chambers & Buhles, 27 Church
Clapp & Coughtry, 916 Broadway
Diilton & Large, 25 Church.
Ehricke E. 39 Bowery
Engel C. 24 South Pearl
Engel N. 31 Green
Falk Meyer, 370 Broadway
Fisher Francis, 33 Hudson
Greer A. & Son, 822 Broadway
Hess Moses, 266 Washington avenue
HARRIS J. & SON, 510 Broadway [see adv.
page 232]
Harris John H. 12 S. Pearl
Johnson Geo. H. 18 Church
Johnson John 0. 548 Broadway
Jones James, 616 Broadway
Keays John, Second cor. Swan
Klasse William, 85 Green
LAWLER & ROGERS, 776 Broadway [see adv.
page 233]
Levy Nathan, 28 South Pearl
Miller Julius, 20 South Pearl
Morris Wm. E. 5 South Pearl
Opperman F. iSiK S. Pearl
PAYN BENJAMIN, 447 Broadway [see adv.
page 236]
Quinn James, 160 South Pearl
Rice & Steuart, 116 South Pearl
Sheridan Wm. G. 672 Broadway
Sherwood & Son, Lydius cor. Church
Simpson S. M. 2 Exchange Building
Sinsheimer Jacob, 31 StatH
Stevens Joseph, 14 South Pearl
STORRS, MURPHY & McDONALD, 356 Broad-
way [see adv. page 233]
Sugden Wm. M. 190 Hamilton
Theisen J. L. & Co. 108 Schuyler
Townsend Jessup C. rear 104 Second
VANT & ERTZBERGER, Swan corner Lumber
[see adv. page 251]
Cigar Box Makers.
Lee John, Grand cor. Elm
Richardson Matthew, Merchant place, Hamilton
Civil Engineers.
Bingham R. H., City Hall
Carpenter George W. 61 State
De Witt R. V. 56 State
Hackett Bartholomew J. 44 State
Hodgins Wm. N. 3 Washington avenue
Hogan Peter, 74 State
Whipple S. 20 South Pearl
Clergymen.
Adelberg Reinhold, 241 Hudson
Biel Charles A., Alexander cor. Broad
Brown Stephen D. 76 South Ferry
Calder H. L. 113 Orange
Campbell John N. 93 Hudson
Conly J. H., Yates near Ontario
Conroy J. J. 3 Hall Place
Danby William, 28 Second
De Lucca Joseph, 51 Dallius
Dickson Alexander, 64 Elm
Doran Thomas, 14 Lodge
Dyer David, 13 Grand
Everett Wm. P. 130 Lark
Falk Sampson, 77 Hamilton
Farr A. A. 99 Colonic
21
Fischer E. 75 Nucella
Fitzpatricke Cornelius, 51 Dallius
Fulton J. D. 93 Hawk, Arbor hill
Goss E. 21 William
Griffin William, 277 Hudson
Hoffman Ernst, 200 Bowery
Halley E. 24 First
Hubolt Wm. A. 86 Bleecker
James William, 104 Hudson
Kan old Herman, 6 Delaware
Lekins John S. 78 Rensselaer
Magoon E. L. 66 Philip
Mayo A. D. 32 Lodge
McClosky John, 225 Lydius
Merrill S. M. 269 Hudson
Miller Theo. D. rear 816 Hamilton
Miller W. H. 52 Elm
Morrow S. F. 48 Lancaster
Noethen Theodore, 152 Hamilton
O'Connor 0. M. 225 Lydius
Palmer Ray, 167 Hamilton
Pitkin Thomas C. 31 Lodge
Pitman B. H. 33 Jay
Pohlman Henry N. 136 Washington avenue
Rawson T. R. 45 High
Rooney James, 225 Lydius
Rudder William, Congress Hall
Schnellendruessler Hermann F. 84 Schuyler
Seelye S. T. 695 Broadway
Selkirk Edward, 27 Grand
Shehan Garrett, 3 Hall place
Spies Augustus, 27 Alexander
Sprague Wm. B. 51 Washington avenue
Stratton Royal B. 153 North Pearl
Trafton Mark, 29 Plain
Van Vechten J. 50 Clinton avenue
Wadhams E. P. 225 Lydius
Wyckoff I. N. 100 Lydius
Clocks.
See Watches and Jewelry.
Cloth Finisher.
Mueller Charles, 6 Union
Clothing.
WHOLESALE.
Davis, Craft & Wilson, 472 Broadway ,
HUTCHINS L. D. 79 State [see adv. page 6]
Wickes & Strong, 469 and 471 Broadway
RETAIL.
{^QQ StXso Merchant Tailors.)
Bew Lancelot, 3 Exchange Building
Canaday George, 75 Washington avenue
Cohn David, 32 South Pearl
Cohn Meyer, 120 South Pearl
CONANT WILLIAM B. 45 State [see adv. p. 235]
Cooke Thomas jr. 449 Broadway
Duncan H. R. 78 State
Duncan James, 68 State
Fredendall Jacob, 34 Washington avenue
Godson William, 417 Broadway
Hamburger Jacob, 104 South Pearl
Hatch Albert, 100 South Pearl
Higgins Thomas, 21 Lawrence
Hoes S. V. R. 331 Broadway
HUTCHINS L. D. 79 State [see adv. page 6]
Illch Simon, 124 South Pearl
Jackson David C. 403 Broadway
Kearney F. & T. 173 Montgomery
Loewenburgh Peter, 297 Broadway
Levison Myer, 151 South Pearl
Lueke Henry, 45 South Pearl
Lynch Owen, 411 Broadway
Markwell Benjamin, 88 Hamilton
164
BUSINESS DIBECTORY.
Marx I. South Pearl corner Schuyler
Mattiniore J. H. 421 Broadway
Mattimore Michael, 23 Lawrence
McAllister Alexander, 393 Broadway
McDonald Ann, 195 South Pearl
Mork Philip, 553 Broadway
Murray H. H. 401 Broadway
Newitter Julius, 64 Washington avenue
Newman Isaac, 202 South Pearl
O'Brien Bernard, 377 Broadway
Pariera Aaron, 224 South Pearl
Park William, 4 and 5 Little Basin
Parker & O'Brien, 481 Broadway
Parsons J. W. 415 Broadway
Pohly Nathan, 80 South Pearl
Putman P. 52 South Pearl
Roraback Benj. B. 46 South Pearl
Sacks Simon, 206 South Pearl
Salters B. (second hand), B'way cor. Columbia
SARD GRANGE, 488 Broadway [see adv. front
cover]
Schuster Mark, 110 South Pearl
SCOTT GEORGE C. 8 Beaver [see adv. p. 249]
Shepard S. F. 313 Broadway
Siggs Frederick, 238 >^ South Pearl
Stevens C. A. 391 Broadway
Tobin H. 46 Quay
Vogel Andrew, 167 Bowery
Vogel Moses, 186 South Pearl
Wilpers Joseph, 247 South Pearl
White Edward, 333 Broadway
Coach Lace Weavers.
REID JOHN, 686 and 588 Broadway [see adv.
page 245]
Steele & Hobbs, 420 Broadway
Coal and "Wood.
Bancroft Roval, 179 Hamilton
Belknap & McKercher, 697 Broadway
Bradley^D. G. 229 Hudson
Casey William, Dallius corner Cherry
Crocker Abner, 43 First
Davis James & Son, 102 South Pearl, and 173
and 175 Broadway
Fanning Hiram (kindling), 78 Canal
Heydon Bateman E., Broadway, Greenbush
Leonard & Herrick, 246 Broadway
Luther G. W. 45 Columbia and 72 Dallius
Mattimore & Stuart, 40 Dallius and 825 B'way
Middleton Richard, 358 State
Morris A. 5 Broadway, Greenbush
Neville John, Hudson corner Lark
Putnam & Hoyt, Broadway corner Westerlo, and
Hudson corner Eagle
RAFFERTY T. C. 841 'Broadway [see adv. p. 10]
SUl Francis N., Grand corner Hamilton, also
Lydius corner Church
Slingerland Henry H. 95 Lancaster
Walker & Campbell, 11 Jackson
White James P. 29 Columbia
Coffee and Spice Mills.
Bacon & Stickneys, 39 Dean
BARTHOLOMEW & MORSE, Eureka Mills, 363
Broadway [see adv. page 234]
Murdock E. 15 Church
Thomas John jr. Exchange corner Dean
CoflSn Warerooms.
(See Unde.rt(ikers.)
Commercial Academies.
RICE E. B. 96 State [see adv. page 248]
BRIANT, STRATTON & CLARK, 45 North
Pearl [see adv. p. 247]
Commissioners of Deeds.
Allen William A. 94 State
Bancroft L. G., Museum Building
Bell Cliarles, 329 Bowery
Birmingham Wm. C. 15 Rose
Bradt Henry T. 60 Union
Brice James, 66 State
Briggs Ephraim A. 75 State
Bruce Alonzo, 7 Lafayette
Burton John I. 66 State
Cassidy Clinton, 57 State
Chase Nelson H. 743 Broadway
Cheever C. R. 82 State
Cipperly George H. 74 State
Clute William K. 68 State
Comstock Theodore S., Atlas and Argus oflSce
Cook James C. 468 Broadway
Coming Edwin, Exchange Building
Costigan John, 66 State
Cunningham Daniel A. 73 First
Cuyler Frank E. 89 Clinton avenue
Cuyler Jacob C. 52 State
Daniels Spencer, 5 Daniels
Davis Joseph 2d, 72 State
Davis William, 448 Broadway
Delehanty Martin, City Hall
De Witt Abraham V. 9 Douw's Building
Dickerman John S. 92 State
Dorlon William R. 468 Broadway
Downing George, 94 State
Duncan Patrick, Van Schaick cor. Chapel
Durant Allen B. 6 Douw's Building
Farr A. B. 62 State
Fay George B., Post Office
Fensham John, clerk's office
Fitch Henry, Albany jail
Friend Joseph R. 57 State
Frothingham Worthington, 69 State
Gallien Henry, State Hall
Gates Gerritt, 67 First
Gilbert P. L., Museum Buildiug
Glen Cornelius, 24 Dallius
Goeway George N. 74 State
Grant Fred P., Assorting House
Godfrey H. L. 273 State
Griffin Richard M. 58 State
Griffin Thomas, 173 Montgomery
Hamilton Robert M. 444 Broadway
Harris Wm. B. 51 State
Haskell William H. 19 Exchange
Hastings Thomas, Museum Building
Hastings William, 58 State
Hawley Shaw Y. 80 State
Hayes Thomas, 94 }i State
Hendee Richard S. 477 Broadway
Hevenor W. S. 4 Douw's Building
Hickcox John H., State Library
Hills Charles A., Chamberlain's office
Hilton R. J. 74 State
Hogaboom George W. 52 State
Holmes A. T. 1 Exchange Building
Holstein L. D. 82 State
Hotaling Lansing, 74 State
Humphrey B. C. 59 State
Johnson James C. 50 State
Johnson James I. 91 Columbia
Kelly Warren S. 50 State
Kendall Alfred, 75 State
Kendrick T. W. P. 755 Broadway
Kernan Joseph A. 278 Lydius
Kimball Sullivan C. 74 State
King J. Howard, 69 State
Lacy William, 74 State
La Grange George, 94 State
Lamson H. B., Surrogate's office, City Hall
Lansing Abraham, 13 Douw's Building
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
165
Lansing Henry Q. 443 Broadway
Lansing Jacob A. 59 State
Lant J. H. 66 State
Latta John, 62 Herkimer
Leslie Edward, 45 Dallias
Levien Douglas A., Atlas and Argus office
Lightbody J. M. F. 10 James
Maiming Daniel A. 8 L;ifayette
Manning S. L. 8 Lafayette '
Martin James, Commercial Bank
Mattice John W. 3 Tweddle Hall
McCall H. S. 5 Douw's Building
McClellan Hugh W. 71 State
McFarland James, 81 Church
Mclntyre James, County Clerk's office
McKown James A. 114 State
McKown John V. H. Bethlehem road
McNamara J. B. 269 Washington avenue
McNaughton John, 447 Broadway
McNeil David B. jr. State Hall
Merrihew E. H. 114 State
Merriman Harman N. 74 State
Miller Ernest J. 77 State
Morange W. D., County Clerk's office, City Hall
Morrow Thomas B. 68 State
Mulcahy Edward, 709 Broadway
Murphy Richard W. 44 Philip
Murphy W. D. 74 State
Neligan David, 35 Westerio
Nelson J. M. 69 State
Newcomb Edward, 71 State
Noble James E. 74 Division
Owens William H. 301 Hudson
Paddock S. jr. 51 State
Paige Joseph C. Y., Chamberlain's office, C. Hall
Parker Levi, 183 North Pearl
Perkins W. W. 16 Jay
Pinckney James D., Exchange Building
Pilsbury L. D. at Penitentiary
Porter Ira, 609 Broadway
Pratt A. B. 94 State
Prentice W. P. 41 North Pearl
Rathbone Henry R. 41 North Pearl
Reed J. Meredith jr. 45 North Pearl
Rice Alexander D. 12 Broad
Rice John H. 446 Broadway
Robertson W. D. 448 Broadway
Rogers John P. 14 State
Rosendale Simon, 7 North Pearl
Rose Alexander G. 56 State
Russell William jr. 210 State
Salisbury W. W. 80 State
Sanders J. B. 9 Douw's Building
Sands John H. 67 State
Schuyler Wm. C. 134 Jeflferson
Simons Thomas, 480 Broadway
Smith Cornelius. 77 Pier
Smith Louis B. 484 Broadway
Southwick H. C. jr. State Hall
Stedman G. L. 443 Broadway
Steele William H. 75 State
Sternberg Jacob, treasurer's office, N. Y. C. R. R.
Exchange Building
Stevens Albert P. 58 Elm
Stevens Thomas W., Museum Building
Stonehouse John B. 213 Hamilton
Strong Joseph, 5 Commercial Buildings
Strong R. M. 443 Broadway
Sturtevant J. B. 74 State *
Sumner Alanson A. 6 Lumber district
Tallman C. M. 94 State
Ten Broeck Cornelius, Co. Treas. office, 443 B'way
Ten Eyck P., Evening Journal, 61 State
Terry David jr. 74 Pier
Thacher George V., Franklin House
Tuffs Lucien jr. 25 South Ferry
Van Allen G. A. 448 Broadway
Vandenberg R. L. 452 Broadway
Van Hoveubergh T. S., Museum Building
Van Schoonhoven J. C. 1 12 Clinton avenue
Van Zandt C. 804 Broadway
Voorhees Alonzo B. 73 State
Wade Edward, 71 State
Washburn H. L. 74 State
Wells R. H. 94 State
Wemple Daniel W. State Bank
Wendell N. D. Merchants' Bank
Werner J. I. 67 State
Whelpley James M. 484 Broadway
Whitney James A. 476 Broadway
Wickes H. N. 68 State
Wight Rezin A. 41 North Pearl
Wyckoff Peter S. 459 Broadway
Commissioners.
TO TAKE ACKNOWr.EDGMENTS FOR THE FOLLOW
ING STATES:
Arkansas — R. J. Hilton
California — R. J. Hilton, George Wolford
Connecticut— R. J. Hilton, George Wolford
Florida — R. J. Hilton
Illinois— U. J. Hilton, Edward Wade, George
Wolford
Indiana— R. J. Hilton, Edward Wade, George
Wolford
Iowa — R. J. Hilton, Edward Wade, George Wol-
ford
Kansas — George Wplford
Kentucky — George Wolford
Louisiana — R. J. Hilton
Maine— R. J. Hilton, A. B. Pratt, George Wolford
Maryland — George Wolford
Massachusetts— R. J. Hilton, Edward Wade,
Worthington Frothingham
Michigan— R. J. Hilton, J. D. Pinckney, Ed-
ward Wade, Worthington Frothingham
Minnesota— R. J. Hilton, Edward Wade, George
Wolford
New Hampshire— Eivrard Wade, George Wolford
New Jersci/— Edward Wade, George Wolford
Ohio — R. J. Hilton, Edward Wade, George
Wolford
Pennsylvania — George Wolford
Rhode Island— R. J. Hilton, George Wolford
Texas— R. J. Hilton
Utah— George Wolford
Vermont— R. J. Hilton, George Wolford
Wisconsin— R. J. Hilton, Edward Wade, George
Wolford
Commission llercliants.
(See also Forwarders, Produce, Flour and Grain.)
Aiken E. C. 312 Broadway
Ames & Co. 37 Quay
Anderson George, 57 Quay
Armstrong C. W. Quay cor. Hamilton
Averill Horace, 77 Quay
Barber Fletcher, 5 Hudson
Barker F. A. 82 Quay
Bray ton & Thorburn, 48 Quay
Chamberlains, 47 Quay
Chapman I. A. 3 State
Clark & Gifford, 39 Quay
Congdon S. B. & Co. 61 Quay
Converse T. W. Hamilton cor. Quay
Crittenden M. L. 39 Quay
Dwight Harvey A. 120 Pier
Fish N. A. 38 Quay
Gifford A. E. & Co. 55 and 56 Quay
Glazier & Leonard, 35 Quay
Goffe Wm. B. & J. 16 Hudson
Griffen E. W. & Co. 76 Quay
Griffin G.M. & Co. Ill Pier
166
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Hale Sylvester, 117 Pier
Hall, Hooke & Co. 85 Green
Hawe J. A. & Co. 86 Quay
Higglns Robert, 265 Wash. ave. and 64 Quaj
Hoag & Briggs, 10 Exchange
Howe J. A. 317 Broadway
HUMPHREY FRIEND'S SONS, 14 and 16 State
[see adv. inside back cover]
Irwiu William P. 113 Pier
Judson & Caproii, 8 State
Keeler Isaac N. 121 Pier
Dickerman John, 92 State
LEFEVRES & SMITH, 6 State [see adv. p. 235]
Lewis & Hinkley, 89 Quay
Lloyd A. C. 359 Broadway
Loucks H. B. 38 Quay
McKissick & Duraut, 119 Pier
Mills & McMartin, 80 Quay
Moran M. & Co. 115 Pier .
Morgan S. H. 73 Quay
Moseley C. C. 49 Quay
Mott Wm. H. 83 Quay
Ostrom & Mclntyre, 9 Exchange
Preston William S. 110 Pier
Rattoone William, 423 Broadway
Requa, Kirk & Co. Ill Pier
Ruggles V. P. & Co. 49 Quay
Russell &Read, 118 Pier
Settle Sylvanus W. 112 Pier
Shepard A. D. & Co. 109 Pier
Smyth & Meigs, 40 Quay
Stall, AUendorf & Co. Ferry, Bath
VAN SICKLER & FORBY (manufacturers' ar-
ticles, dry goods, &c.), 1 and 2 Central
Block, Broadway [see adv. page 225]
Vose Rodney, 196 Water
Waterman & Buell, 116 Pier
Weller & Smith, 24 State
Wing D. L. 123 Pier
Young, Edwards & Co. 35 Quay
Confectioners.
Anderson & Mesick, 30 Lydiusand 78 Wash. av.
Assalena Leon, 115 State
Beekman E. 332 Broadway
Burt Mrs. 38 South Pearl
Campbell Ann, Green cor. Hamilton
Clapp & Coughtry, 916 Broadway
Connor .James, 127 Green
Fuller Richard, 71 Bowery
Hammond James, 105 Lydius
Hermance Wm. G. 43 South Pearl
Hern John, 62 X Green
La Grange S. 33 North Pearl
Modot Joel A. 312 South Pearl
Randall George, 83 State
Reid John, 637 Broadway
Savage C, Broadway, Greenbush
Shaw Joseph, 98 State
Stephens & Co. 328 Broadway
Terry W. G. 58 and 109 South Pearl
VANT & ERTZBERGER, Swan corner Lumber
[see adv. page 251]
Wallace William H. 41 South Pearl
Wright Elizabeth, 41 Lydius
Coopers.
Bates Jeremiah H. 123 Chestnut
BURT U. & CO., Montgomery, Lumber, Colonie
and Center [see adv. page 228]
Connick P. boat Miller, foot State
Coyle Patrick, 80 Church
Donnelly Patrick, 72 Rensselaer
Golden Thomas, 193 Hudson
Hamlin R. C. Broadway c. Columbia, G'bnsh
Harris Samuel C. (cedar), 120 Washington ave.
Hawe M. 63 Liberty and 58 Union
Hewick H. & C. 72 and 74 Quay
Kearney William, 28 Swan
Le Gallez John, Lansing near Broadway
Pennie John jr. 66 Herkimer and 42 Quay
Shields Bernard, 161 Lumber
Smith Michael, 60 Cherry
Thomas D. 44 Division
Copper Plate Printers.
(See also Printers.)
GAVIT & COWELL, Exchange Bldg. 3d floor
[see adv. inside back colored]
KNICKERBOCKER CHARLES, 518 Broadway,
[see adv. back cover]
LEWIS & GOODWIN, 452 B'way [see adv. p.
Coppersmiths.
(See also Tinsmiths, etc.)
Clark J. H. 12 Beaver
DELEHANTY M. 26 Green [see adv. p. 222]
GRIFFIN P. H., Steuben cor. James [see adv.
page 221]
Lanigan John jr. 27 Church
RIDGWAY & Co. 121 State [see adv. p. 223]
SMITH PETER, 16 Beaver [see adv. back col'd]
Whitney C. 345 Broadway
Cord, Fringe and Tassel Manufacturer.
REID JOHN, 586 and 588 Broadway [see adv.
245]
Coroners.
Seepage 212.
Cofset and Stay Makers.
See Milliners.
Cotton Manufacturer.
Hastings Fred. H. 5 Douw's Building, State
Cotton Manufacturers' Supplies.
VAN SICKLER R. M. & FORBY, 1 and 2 Central
Block, Broadway [see adv. page 225]
Cracker Baker.
WHITING JONAS, Washington corner Second
avenue, Greenbush [see adv. page 234]
Crockery, China and Glass.
Bell J. 18 Washington avenue
Bennett N. 46 Washington avenue
Brown R. 612 Broadway
DEARSTYNE JAMES & BROTHERS, North
Greenbush [see adv. page 236]
Dornet William, 182 South Pearl
Frank Augustus, 211 South Pearl
Frazier Julia, 48 Washington avenue
McCartan Michael, 70 South Pearl
McCracken Bernard, 92 South Pearl
Lees Thomas' 16 South Pearl
Nixon James, 48 State
Tucker & Crawford, 416 and 418 Broadway
Van Heusen & Charles, 470 Broadway
Wall John, 85 South Pearl
Curriers.
Cilnningham & Helliwell, 413 Broadway
Cutlers and Surg-ical InstTuments.
Martin James, 20 Beaver
Spangenberg Herman, 28 Beaver
Daguerreotype Apparatus.
Greene & Parsons, 496 Broadway
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
167
Daguerreotype, Ambrotype and Photo-
graph Artists.
Byron John N. 40 South Pearl
Chrisler Merrit, 66 State
Churchill R. E, 80 State
Couchman E. 45 South Pearl
Denison Daniel, 57 State
Huested E. 56 State
Thompson & Co. 478 Broadway
Rablen & Mosher, 496 Broadway
"Wood & Brother, Exchange Building, 3d floor
Woodworth D. 444 Broadway
Dentists.
Austin J. C. 8 North Pearl
Bauer A. 47 South Pearl
Benne D. F. 14 North Pearl
Carter A. 45 South Pearl
Griffin Elwood, 59 Chapel
Nelson Robert & Alexander, 22 North Pearl
Newcomb D. 61 Hudson
Owens Edward, 22 Lancaster
Perkins J. A. Tweddle Hall
Rheiu M. L. 84 Lydius
Winne Wm. F. 82 Hudson
Die Sinkers.
GAVIT & COWELL, Exchange Building, 3d
floor [see adv. back colored]
True Daniel, Broadway cor. Hudson
Designer.
GIBBS S. W. 9 Liberty [see adv. 187]
Distillers.
Edson & Co. B'way cor. Vine, office 11 Hudson
EVERS JOHN, Chapel corner Van Schaick [see
adv. page 232]
TRACEY JOHN & CO. 21 and 22 State [see adv.
page 222]
Doors.
See Sashes, Blinds and Doors.
Drain Tile Manufacturers.
Artcher & Son, Great Western turnpike
Jackson George, Swan cor. Morton
McCAMMON C. & W. Clinton ave. cor. Knox
[see adv. page 250]
Dress Makers.
Barker Elizabeth, 52 Montgomery
Carr E. & M. 193 Clinton avenue
Castle Mary E. 48 Orange
Clemishire C. J. 49 Arch
Cochrane E. Mrs. 121 Beaver
Colrose Sophia, 28 Dove
Coyle Ann J. 105 Church
Davis A. 197 Hamilton
Droogan Rosanna, 83 South Ferry
Finn Mary Ann, 17 Daniels
Fisher Polly, 116X Franklin
Gleason M. A. 55 Chapel
Graves William H. Mrs. 139 South Pearl
Green E. Mrs. 5 Canal
Hartnett E. M 124 Hamilton
Henry Jane Mrs. 54 Willett
Hewitt Mrs. 3 Washington ave.
Hogan M. A. 5 Plain
Hinckel E. M. 508 Broadway
Ingrahara Clara, 80 Division
Jones Eliza, 656 Broadway
Kearney Mary, 782 Broadway
Kider Julia, 136 Lydius
McAndrew Mary A. 79 Colouie
Mcintosh Elizabeth, 185 Elm
McNeill Mary, 129 .Jefferson
McPherson Ellen, 257 Elm
Morey A. 27 William
Onkey Mary, 95 Bassett
Pierce Fanny (cloak), 89 Hamilton
Platto E. Mrs. 90 Swan, Arbor hill
Pratt Ann C. 3 Washington ave.
Skinner Emma, 85 Hamilton
Tate Anna M. 698 Broadway
Vunk Eliza, 142 North Pearl
Wilson Lydia A. 69 Jefferson
Druggists.
(See also Apothecaries.)
Bullock J. H. 128 South Pearl cor. Lydius
BURT CHARLES A. 795 Broadway [see adv.
page 228]
MACOMBER M. W. & CO. 32 and 34 Wash-
ington avenue [see a^iv. page 248]
McClure A. & Co. 74 and 76 State
McClure J. H. 70 State
Drum Maker.
Kilbourn William, 147 Clinton avenue
Dry Goods.
■VVUOLliSALK.
Sheldons & Co. 443 and 445 B'way and 40 Dean
Smith William, 477 and 479 Broadway
Strong Brothers & Co. 476 and 478 Broadway,
and 11 and 13 James
VAN SICKLER R. M. & FORBY, 1 and 2 Cen-
tral block, Broadway [see adv. page 225]
UET.ML.
Anderson John, 66 South Pearl
Arrowsmith J. W. 145 South Pearl
Bailey & Brother, 87 Washington avenue
Belser Joseph, 316 South Pearl
Blatner & Co. 348 Broadway
Buckley Wm. N. 596 Broadway
Canaday Geo. 75 Washington avenue
Canaday Wm. & Son, 73 Washington avenue
Chapman Mary E. 208 South Pearl
Chaitield Daniel S. 650 Broadway
Cohn J. & Brother, 372 Broadway
Crapo Seth's Sou, 56 State
Dillon Richard, 202 Broadway
Donahoe Edward, South Pearl cor. South Ferry
Dorr Christoffel, 270 South Pearl
Duffy M. Madame, 39 North Pearl
EicUenbroner I. 277 Washington Avenue
Fisher G. 823 Broadwav
Flagler F. W. 384 Broa'dway
Hafley Edward, 813 Broadw.ay
Hartley Joseph, 33 South Pearl
Hendrickson Alida L. Mrs. 134 South Pearl
Hinman Brothers, 396 Broadway
Jaques Edward, 141 South Pearl
Kastendike J. 248 South Pearl
King Samuel W. 68 Second
Koonz Wm. P. 161 South Pearl
Lamb Robert, 1 1 South Pearl
Lansing Jacob T. jr. 3 Clinton avenue
Lederer Brothers, 330 Broadway and 27 N. Pearl
Lehman Julius, 344 Broadway
LehrberK K. 380 Broadway
Luke S. 31 South Pearl
Mann, Waldmann & Co. 374 Broadway and 48
South Pearl
McCraken J. B. 422 Broadway
McElroy James, 636 Broadway
MoElrov William & Son, 645 Broadway
Mesick'H. T. 338 Broadwav
Morrell & Reid, 40 South 'Pearl
Newwitter J. 73 South Pearl
168
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Ogsbury J. H. 59 Washington avenue
Owen Edward, 670 Broadway
Parker Mary, 7 1 Swan, Arbor hill
Post Jared A. 466 Broadway
Redstone Isaac, 112 South Pearl
Reynolds J. A. 81 Washington avenue
Rosenburgh L. M., Washington avenue c. Knox
Simcox James, 204 South Pearl
Starr A. G. S. 682 Broadway
Ubsdell, Peirson Jc Co. 41 North Pearl
Van Wormer Cornelius, 44 South Pearl
Waldman S. M. 42 South Pearl
Waterman Edgar, 63 Washington avenue
Wiles Thomas H. 50 South Pearl
Wilkins & Benedict, 53 Washington avenue
Woodman Margaret G. Mrs. , Broadway opposite
Ferry, Greenbush
Wylie John K. 55 and 239 South Pearl
Dyers and Scourers.
Giflfen A. H. 80 Beaver
McDUFFIE JOHN Mrs. 20 Norton [see adv.
page 249]
McGregor E. 40 orange [see adv. page 248]
Niblock John, 43 Hudson
Earthenware.
See Potteries.
Eating Houses.
See Restaurants, also Refreshment Saloons.
Electrotypers.
BROWN R. A. 496 B'way [see adv. page 235]
VAN BENTHUYSEN CHARLES, 407 Broadway
[see adv. page 6]
Weed, Parsons & Co. 61 State and? James
Elevators of Grain.
Dnrant William C. 68 Pier
Patten M. & Co. 80 and 84 Pier
Engravers.
BROWN R. A. 496 B'way [see adv. page 235]
FERGUSON H. (wood) 448 Broadway, 3d floor,
[see adv. page 252]
GAVIT & COWELL (bank note, steel, wood and
seal), 3d floor, Exchange Building [see adv.
inside, back colored]
KNICKER! OCKER CHARLES (wood & stone),
518 Broadway [see adv. back cover]
LEWIS & GOODWIN (wood, stone and plate),
452 Broadwi^y
Mix Vischer (jewelry), 24 Green
Expresses.
See page 199.
Fancy Goods.
(See also Variety Stores.)
Anderson John, 66 South Pearl
Brown W. M. Mrs. 37 X Washington avenue
De La Mater Stephen T. 576 Broadway
Denmead J. 568 Broadway
Fryer & Knowlton, 394 Broadway
Harris Bros. 408 Broadway
Hogle Horace Mrs. 610 Broadway
Hulbert & La Monte, 392 Broadway
Illch Meir, 104 South Pearl
McGuigan S. W. 94 Eagle
Morange J. W. 39 North Pearl
REID JOHN 286 and 288 Broadway [see adv.
page 245]
Rich N. Mds. 216 Washington avenue
Sinsheimer M. 554 Broadway
Smith E. B. 394 Broadway
Smyth A. Mrs. 72 South Pearl
Spelman B. R. & R. L. 582 Broadway
Valkenburgh S. M. 54 & 56 South Pearl
Fellies (Bent).
WINNE & NORTHROP, Colonie, Centre and
Lansing [see adv. page 236]
Files.
Brohm Bernard, North Albany
Fox R. G. 23 Church
Findings.
See Leather and Findings.
Fire Brick.
HENRY JACOB'S SONS, Tivoli hollow [see
adv. page 222]
PALMER, NEWTON & Co. Salamander and
Albany Fire Brick works, Rathbone above
North Ferry [see adv. page 221] •
Fish Dealers (Salt).
Bennett E. B. 60 Quay
Chapman Isaac A. 3 and 7 State
Sanders J. B. & Co. 72 Quay
Fish and Oysters.
Anderson George W. 227 South Pearl
Childs Daniel Mrs. 704 Broadway
Hill Cornelius, 43 Green
Keeler Wm. H. 248 Broadway
Kilbourn George, 76 North Pearl
Lindsley J. R. 604 Broadway
McMenamey Edward, 341 Broadway
Norton Lewis, 122 Lydius
Ryan Michael, 97 Green
Sawyer Abram, Center Market
Simmons Elijah, Center Market
Florists.
CHATFIELD A. F. 50 Chestnut [see adv. pag®
250]
Flour, Grain, etc.
(See also Flouring Mills.)
Aiken E. C. 312 Broadway
Allen A. M. 91 Quay
Ames & Co. (buckwheat flour), 37 Quay
Armstrong C. W. Quay corner Hamilton
Artcher & Lyman, 63 Quay
Averill Horace, 77 Quay
Batterman Geo. C. 322 Broadway
Bennett E. B. 60 Quay
Bennett T. D. 86 Quay
Bishop Charles B. 85 rier
CARY JOSEPH & SONS, 351 and 353 Broad-
W!vy [see adv. page 235]
Cary Samuel, 13 State
Chamberlains, 47 Quay
Chapman I. A. 3 State
Clark & Gifford, 39 and 43 Quay
Combs A. M. 57 Quay
Converse Thomas W. Hamilton cor. Quay
Crapo C. V. 14 Hudson •
Crittenden M. L. 39 Quay
Crook, Palmer & Co. 9 State, and 4 and 6 Exch.
Cummings William, 1 99 Washington avenue
Davis John C. 3 Hudson
DEARSTYNE JAS. & BROS., Bath, N. Green-
bush [see adv. page 236]
Dickson Wm. J. 89 Green
DUNLOP A. A. 67 and 68 Quay [see adv. p. 229]
D wight H. A. 120 Pier
Fish N. A. 38 Quay
Fish S. M. 56 Pier
BUSINESS DIBECTORY.
169
Flinn D. 846 Broadway
GiflFord A. E. & Co. 55 and 56 Quay
Glazier & Leonard, 36 Quay
Griffen George M. & Co. Ill Pier
GriflFen E. W. & Co. 76 Quay
Hale Sylvester, 117 Pier
Hall, Hooke & Co. 95 Green
Hallenbeck M. I. 7 Hudson
Halsey & Washburn, 122 Pier
Howe John A. 86 Quay
Higgins Robert, 265 Wa'sh. ave. and 64 Quay
Irwin Wm. P. 113 Pier
Judson & Capron, 8 State
Earner G. G. 4 Maiden Lane
Keeler Isaac N. 121 Pier
Lansing H. & Co., 319 Broadway
Lewis & Hinkley, 89 Quay
Loucks H. B. 38 Quay
Loveland Amos, 65 Quay
Merchant L. & W. 71 Quay
Mills & McMartin, 80 Quay
Moran Michael & Co. 115 Pier
Morgan Samuel H. 73 Quay
Moseley C. C. 49 Quay
Mott William H. 83 Quay
Nichols Bradley, 66 Quay
Patten M. & Co. 80 Pier
Preston W.S. 110 Pier
Rankin S. 90 Quay and 295 Broadway
Rattoone William, 423 Broadway
Requa, Kirk & Co. 1 1 1 Pier
Ruggles V. P. & Co. 49 Quay
Settles. W. 112Pipr
Shepard A. D. & Co. 109 Pier
Smyth & Meigs, 40 Quay
Vose Rodney, 196 Water
Warmington Wm. V. 322 Broadway
Waterman & Buell, 116 Pier
Weller & Smith, 24 State
Wilcox Thos. H. L. 83 and 84 Quay
Wing, D. L. 123 Pier
Young, Edwards & Co. 35 Quay
* Flouring Mills.
Albany Steam Flour Mills (M. Patten & Co.), 80
Pier
Batterman's Mills, G. C. Batterman, 322 B'way
DUNLOP A. A. 67 and 68 Quay [see adv. page
229]
Durant Wm. C. 58 Pier
Mills & McMartin, ofSce 80 Quay
Ring J. N. 63 Quay
Tivoli Railroad Mills (Henry Lansing & Co.), 319
Broadway
White William, 58 Pier
Forwarders.
(See also Commission Merchants.)
Anderson George, 57 Quay
Austin J. J. 108 Pier
Chamberlains, 47 Quay
Chase S. G. & Co. 113 Pier
Clark & GiflFord, 39 and 43 Quay
Congdon S. B. & Co. 61 Quay
D wight H. A. 120 Pier
Eaton William, 103 Pier
Fish S. M. 56 Pier
Gay George E. 103 Pier
Gritten George M. & Co. Ill Pier
Mann David, 11 Quay
^cKissick & Durant, 119 Pier
Merch'Hut L. & W. 71 Quay
Preston W. S. 110 Pier
Robertson Alexander, 105 Pier
Schuyler Thomas, 80 Pier
Settles. W. 112 Pier
Smyth & Meigs, 40 Quay
VAN SANTVOORD A. & Co. 77 Pier [see adv.
page 250]
Vose Rodney, 196 Water
White John G. & Son, Quay corner Bleecker
Freestone &c.
See Marble Works.
Fringe Manufacturer.
REID JOHN, 586 and 588 Broadway [see adv.
page 245]
Fruit Dealers.
BENJAMIN & HERRICK, 425 & 427 Broadway
cor. State [see adv. back cover]
Hagaman G. 365 Broadway
Wolenman & Lochner, 86 State
Furniture.
(See also Cabinet Makers.)
Berwick J. E. 93 South Pearl
Butler J. C. 98 State
COLEMAN H. & R. 607 Broadway [see adv.
page 240]
Harris Edwin A. 549 Broadway
Howe R. L. & Co. 96 State
McChesney L. H. 110 State
SENRICK & FISHER, 40 Washington ave. [see
adv. page 233]
VIELE R. K. Thacher above North Ferry [see
adv. page 223]
Winne John & Son, 15 North Pearl
WOOSTER B. W. 57 and 59 South Pearl [see
adv. page 240]
Furriers.
TREAD WELL GEORGE C. & CO. 531 Broadway
[see adv. inside front cover]
Gas Fitters and Fixtures.
(See also Steam and Gas Fitters.)
Cowfell & McCann, 46 Green
Munsig William. 623 Broadway
Robinson G. & S. 18 Beaver
Shepard & Son, 7 Tweddle Hall
Tucker & Crawford, 416 and 418 Broadway
Van Huesen & Charles, 470 Broadway
Gas Metre Manufacturers.
McDonald D. & Co. 51 Lancaster
Gas Works Contractors.
Aubin Gas Works Company (H. Q. Hawley,
president), 6 Lumber district
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.
Jones P. H. 584 Broadway
Teller & Page, 462 and 464 Broadway
Geologists.
Hall James, Morton cor. Delaware turnpike
Whitfield Robert P. , Morton cor. Del. turn.
Globe Maker.
Crocker Mason I. 22 Daniels
Glue Manufacturer.
Coulson Thomas D. 328 Bowery
Gold Beaters.
Barrett William, 49 Hudson
Griswold F. H. 1 1 Beaver
Veeder B. H. 45 Hudson
170
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Grain, etc.
See Flour, Grain, &c.
Grain Measurers.
Dermody Patrick, 40 Van Schaick
Eames Gideon D. 33 Swan, Arbor hill
Fairchild W. B. 66 Swan, Arbor hill
Holmes Robert, 7 Hudson
Johnson James, 190 Hudson
Lathrop Henry, 160 Hudson
Pearse Marshall, 186 Lancaster '
Pinknev Abram. 93 Green
Remer B. M. 39 Dove
Grates and Heaters.
CRANDELL & WHITE, 566 Broadway [see adv.
back cover]
PAGE J. & SON (door), 60 and 62 Liberty [see
adv. page 219]
Walsh J. D. & Brother, 545 Broadway
Grindstones.
EMERY BROTHERS, 62 State [see adv. p. 155,
156]
Merchant L. & W. 71 Quay .
Grocers.
WIIOI.KSAF.E.
Ainsworth & Northrop, 15 State
Bacheldor G. & E. C. 18 State
Birch George A. 14 Maiden lane
Bulkley H. H. 57 and 69 Dean
BENJAMIN & HERRICK (dry groceries with
fruit), 425 and 427 Broadway
Cook, Wing & Wooster, 18 and 20 Hudson
Crapo C. V. 14 Hudson
Judson & Capron, 8 State
Lawton George H. 17 State
Monteath & Badgley, 26 and 28 State
Weidman & Mead, 10 State
Wilson, Griniwood & Co. 11 State
RETAIL.
Amsdell Theodore, 197 Jay
Armatage J. H., Hamilton cor. Hawk
Armatage William N. 58 Canal
Barry James, Hamilton cor. Fulton
Barry Mary, 456 Washington avenue
Bartholomew C, Hudson cor. Higli
Becker Isaac D., Hudson cor. Swan
Belser George, South Pearl cor Alexander'
Begley J. 66 Church
Bender William M., Lydius cor Lark
Bennett James, 323 State
Bergen William, 171 Church
Blake Owen, 23 Columbia
Blessing & Bantham, 27 South Pearl
Boardman Frank, Lodge cor. Beaver
Bortle W. H. 9 North Ferry
Bortle Richard, 276 Broadway
Booth Alfred, 160 Lumber
Both well Hugh H. 10 Benjamin
Bouton Chester F. 82 Washington avenue
Bradt John J. 1 Bethlehem road
Brady John, 95 Philip
Brammall George G. 44 Van Schaick
Brower A. B. 194 Broadway
Brown John, 131 Sand
Brnmaghim A. M. 68 Washington avenue
Burch John D. 796 Broadway
Burns Matthew, 147 Church
Callahan Timothy, Green cor. Arch.
Callan R. T.685 Broadway
Cameron D., Hamilton cor. Eagle
Carey Dennis, 174 Hudson
Carey John, 84 Church
Carey Lawrence, 107 Eagle
Carey Michael, 33 Jeflferson
Carroll L. 89 Canal
Carroll P. 69 Canal
Carter Wm. H. 46 Lydius
Cavert & Haight, 84 North Pearl
Chapman Morgan L. 36 Quay
Clarke M., Lodge cor. Pine
COCHRAN WILLIAM F. 41 North Pearl [see
adv. page 249]
Coleman Thomas D. 56 Colonie
Collins Timothy, 1 55 Eagle
Colton Joseph J. 62 Van Woert »
Cook Asher, Water cor. Lumber
Cooper James, 116 State ,
Corcoran Thomas, Dallius cor. Cherry
Costello Patrick, 848 Broadway
Cotter J. R. 42 Canal
Cox D. 192 Orange
Courtright E. M., Hamilton cor. Swan
Cumming William, 199 Washington avenue
Cummings G., Division cor. Liberty
Cunningham James, Benjamin c. Whitehall rd.
Cunningham Thomas, HI Third
Davidson Mary, Dove cor. Elm
Davidson M. H. 87 Church
DEARSTYNEJAS. & BROS. Ferry cor. B'way,
Bath, ]see adv. page 236]
De Forest C. A. & Co. Green cor. Hamilton
Demmison Griswold, Broadway cor. Ferry
Diamond G. T. & S. P., Partition c. First, G'bush
Donahoe Edward, 105 Dove
Donnelly Peter, Broadway cor. Hamilton
Doran Edward, 21 Swan
Dorn George, 222 Hamilton
Dorney William, 106 Orange
Dower Catharine, 93 Franklin
Dower Morris, 273 Elm
Downey Stephen, 214 Bowery
Droogan Peter, 5 Mortoi\
DuflFey 0. 54 Philip
Dugan John, 67 Church
Dunham B. B. 870 Broadway
Eagen John, 99 Canal
Early Thomas, 46 Colonie
Eaton Daniel 0. 67 Grand
Falke Henry, 844 Broadway
Farley Thomas, 334 State
Fauth Jacob, 36 Broad, Bethlehem
Fazakerly Hannah, 170 Jefferson
Feeney Patrick, Arch cor. Grand
Ferns Christopher, Lydius cor. Lark
Fitzgerald Martin, 121 Frankliu
Fitzhenry John, 47 Lafayette
Fitzpatrick Hugh, 1 Lark
Flanigan John, N. Pearl cor. Van Woert
Flynn Edward, 101 Beaver
Fox Patrick, Arch corner Green
Fryer John, 778 Broadway
Fuller D. T. 44 Philip
Gaffney John, 156 Clinton avenue
Galvin John, 22 Swan, Arbor hill
Gannon Thomas F. 21 Lark
Gardner Patrick, 402 State
■Gaylor James, 47 Swan, Arbor hill
Geiser Mary, 334 South Pearl
Gillespie Michael, 71 Dove
Goodman Solomon, 196 South Pearl
Goss W. E. S. 45 Grand
Greppin Ausust, 9S Schuyler
Griffing W. C. J., Snipe cor. Bowery
Griffith & Brother, S. Pearl cor. Westerlo ,
Guynan Peter & Wm. 121 Canal
Hadley James R. 103 South Pearl
Handler Henry, 195 South Pearl
Hart James, 130 Lydius, and Jefferson c. Hawk
Hartman Peter L. 299 Bowery
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
171
Haslam Mrs. 17 Knox
Herschberger Lewis, 275 South Pearl
Hickey John & Brother, Broadway, Greenbush
Hickey Thomas, Fowler cor. White, Bath
Hill George, 73 Pier
Hiller Bernard, 643 Broadway
Hiller Henry, 234 Washington avenue
Hiller S., Broadway cor. Orange
Hilts M. 152 Washington avenue
Hinch John, 132 Eagle
Hobbs & Biddell, 5 Clinton
Hoffman Philip, 212 Washington avenue
Holler Jacob, 30 Bowery
Home Ann, 64 Bradford
Hopkins J. L. 88 Bassett
Hotaling & Paddock, 101 S. Pearl
Hourigau Joseph, 70 Rensselaer
Hoy Owen, 39 Hamilton
Hoyland James H, 365 State
Hughes Arthur, 90 Van Woert
Hughes James, 43 Swan, Arbor hill
Hughes T. 53 Church
Hutchinson David & D. R. W. 123 Bowery
Hyler G., Broadway cor. Columbia
Isaacs Betsy, 256 South Pearl
Jacobson S. 374 Lydius
Jones P. E. 30 Washington avenue
Judge John, 65 Colonie
Judge James, 274 North Pearl
Kearney F. & T. 173 Montgomery
Kearney Henry J. 153 Clinton avenue c. Swan
Kelley George W. 112 Swan, Arbor hill
Kelley Hugh, 175 Montgomery
Kelly Thomas, 17 Orange cor. Montgomery
Kennedy D. 81 First
Kennedy John B. Grand cor. Morton
Kennedy Patrick Mrs. 113 Green
Keuney Matthew, 45 Union
Kerr William, 13 South Pearl
Kieley Jeremiah, Broad cor. Arch
Kimball E. I., Broadway opposite Ferry, G'bush
Kirchner J. 9 Bowery
Kirkpatrick Thomas, Lydius near Partridge
Kissell Frank, 444 Lydius
Klaar Frederic, 72 Clinton
Klock Martin, 25 Lawrence
Kresser Joseph, 42 Clinton
Lagrange J. A. 91 Dove
Lamb Bridget, Green cor. Bassett
Lamoure T. 89 Washington avenue
Lansing Isaac N. 142 North Pearl
Lansing W. Broadway cor. Second, Greenbush
Lawrence A. L. 114 Pier
Lawson Alexander, West Ferry cor. Philip
Lawton James D., Hawk cor. Lydius
Lewis Matthew, State cor. Knox
Lewis & Underbill, 59 Beaver
Long John, Green cor. Rensselaer
Lord E. J. 29 Washington avenue
Loveridge George E., Dove cor. Jefferson
Lowenthall David, 246 South Pearl
Lynch Patrick, 208 Green
Lyons Joseph, 9 Chestnut
Lyons J. W. 192 North Pearl
Madden John, Church cor. Bassett
Maher Edward, South Pearl cor. Arch
Maher Edward, Green cor. Mulberry
Maher T. 835 Broadway
Mahoney C. 205 Jefferson
Maloney Matthew, 29 Van Woert
Mattimore Piiilip, 25 Lawrence
May Isaac, 130 Clinton avenue
May Solomon, 278 Lydius
McAllister Charles, 167 Lumber .
McBride E. & J. 262 Washington avenue
McBride T. & H. South Pearl corner Plain
McCaffrey Dennis, 77 N. Lansing
_
McCann Hugh, 40 Morton
McCanna B. 142 Broad
McCaughan John, 211 Broadway
McClelland William, 800 Broadway
McCloskey Edward Mrs. Green corner Schuyler
McDade William, 4 Lumber District
McDermott Owen, 29 Westerlo
McDermott Thomas, 78 Beaver
McElroy Thomas, 527 Broadway
McEntee James, Broadway corner Lydius
McGinnis J. & P. 15 Canal
McGovern John, 50 Arch
Mclntyre John, 154 Montgomery
McRoberts W. & R. 21 Philip
Miller Martin, Perry, Greenbush
Mimney James, First corner Swan
Mitchell James, 177 Montgemery
Mitchell Wm. 366 Broadway
Mix H. & W. 305 South Pearl
Monahan John, 15 Lawrence
Moore & Pierce, 19 North Pearl
Mosher 0. R. 342 State
Mosher Ransom, 357 State
Mount David, 293 State
Mulholland John jr. Canal cor. Chapel
Mulville Cornelius, 369 State
Murphy Patrick, Eagle cor. West Ferry
Murray Michael, 164 Second
Nessle John P., Chapel cor. Maiden lane
Neville Sarah, Water cor. North Lansing
Nolan J. C, First corner Swan
Norwood D. 81 Orange
O'Connor John, Dove corner Hamilton
O'Connor P. 147 Hamilton
O'Connor Thomas, 109 Broad
O'Hagan Charles, 22 West Ferry
O'Hagan J. 175 Elm
O'Hagan T. W., Second cor. Lark, Arbor hill
O'Hare Owen, Arch corner Green
Oppenheim Gerson, 92 Herkimer
O^Rourke Thomas, 219 South Pearl
Ortel Regina, Broad corner Van Vechten
Osborne & Co. 159 South Pearl
Park William, 4 and 5 Little Basin
Parsons P. N., Hudson cor. Daniels
Payne F. W. "740 Broadway
Pemberton J., North Pearl cor. Columbia
Percy John jr. 88 Third
Powers Patrick, 36 Jefferson
Price & Weatherhead, 7 North Pearl
Quinby Samuel J. 1 10 Lark
Quiun Thomas F. 179 Jefferson
Ramsey James, 817 Broadway
Renter George, 103 Snipe
Riley Charles, 211 Lumber
Riley Edward, Second cor. Swan
Rhatigan Richard, 70 Van Woert
Robe John, 89 Elm
Rosekranz Ferris D. 138 South Pearl
Russell Hubbard L. 34 Jay
Ryan Honora, 138 Jefferson
Ryan Richard, 109 Schuyler
Schloss A. Ill Beaver
Schurr Christian, 325 Washington avenue
Schwarz S., Green corner Ferry
Scott P. & Co. 74 Pier
Scott Wm. B., Swan cor. Second, Arbor hill
Severence J. 337 Washington avenue
Sheldon George W. 72 Washington avenue
Sheldon L. A., Church cor. South Ferry
Sheppard Peter, Broadway n. John, Greenbush
Shevlin John, Lumber cor. Lark
Shouts John A. 210 Water
Shultz F. 245 South Pearl
Simpson John, 261 South Pearl
Skillicorn James, 219 Swan
Slade & Craven, 14 South Pearl
172
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Smith A. H. D. 123 Green
Smitli Bernard, 16 Second
Smith David, 666 Broadway
Smith David A., Green cor. Hudson
Smith Henry, 53 Lawrence
Smith J. H. 349 Wasliington avenue
Smith Ralph, 87 Bowery
Smith Wm. & Co. 104 Pier
Spencer Philip, 7 Bowery
Sprinks J., Hamilton cor. Lark
Stalker Martin, 4 Bowery
Stein Meyer, 138 Green
Stevens George, 141 Eagle
Stone John, Clinton avenue cor. Ten Broeck
Strauss Joseph, 1 3 Bowery
Strong Joseph, 238 Washington avenue
Sullivan Daniel, 99 Franklin
Sutlitf Ezra A. 29 Lancaster
Taylor E. 176 Lydius
Taylor James, Lydius cor. Green •
Tedford Robert H. 20 Dallius
Tiernan Thomas, 16 Van Woert
Troy Patrick, 42 Arch
Turner W., North Pearl cor. Clinton avenue
Van Allen Philip, 114 South Pearl
Van Alstyne J. W. & J. R. 90 Washington ave.
Van Huysen John, 178 Hudson
Van Valkeuburgh & Steves, 37 South Pearl
Veeder & Selkiii, 154 South Pearl
Wadleigh George B. 54 Lark
Wallace Matthew, 705 Broadway
Wallace Oliver V. 103 Orange
Weaver John E. 244 Washington avenue
Weeks Edward J., Hamilton cor. Green
Welch Edward, 69 South Pearl
Welch James, 848 Broadway
Welch John, 77 South Pearl
White James D. 327 Lydius
Wickham John, 42 Union
Wilcox J. 660 Broadway
Williams S. 867 Broadway
Winegard & Foster, 76 Washington avenue
Winne E. 44 Clinton avenue
Winters Wm. P. 7 South Pearl
Wolfsheimer Moses, 13 Alexander
Young George, South Pearl cor. Beaver
Zeh David, 40 Hawk
Gansmiths and Sporting Apparatus.'
Lathrop R. P. 57 State
Scott W. J. & R. H. 9 Beaver
Eair Dressers.
Bauer John, 236 South Pearl
Boulton G. W., B'way cor. Second, Greenbush
Brewer Arthur T. 140 >^ Broadway
Brown Richard M. 13 Beaver
Chambers John, 115 South Pearl
Chase John H., Delavan House
Crannel Matthew, 28 Lodge
De Munn H. A. 29 Orange
Dengel Andrew, 274 Broadway
Funk Geo. C. 228 Washington avenue
Futterer Louis, 54 Beaver
Gardner Wm. C. G. 8 Clinton avenue
Garrison Thomas W. 39 South Pearl
Gebhard Jacob, 805 Broadway
Gooseberry Peter & Co. 23 Hudson
Gunther Jacob, Congress Hall
Held Christian, 99 South Pearl
Heller Jacob, 6 Beaver
Helt Jacob, 713 Broadway
Klein John, 214 South Pearl
Kramer Charles, 4 Green
Latour W. S. 17 Washington avenue
Lautenbach A. 187 South Pearl
Martineau F. X. jr. 1 Stanwix Hall Building
Morgan George L. 79 Green
Norris H. B. 70 Washington avenue
Norris James, 632 Broadway
Pflantz C. 245 South Pearl
Robinson John N. 863 Broadway
Scherer George, £65 South Pearl
Sharp William H., Broadway, Greenbush
Switzer Henry, 307 Bioadway
Thauer Nicholas, 1 Tweddle Hall
Van Epps Francis, 27 Maiden lane
Van Vianken Francis, 482 Broadway
Van Vranken R. A. 41 Second
Weyermiller Adam, 100 State
Wood Charles, 124 Lydius
Hair Work.
Blanchard J. W. 21 North Pearl
Tibbits H. 21 Hudson
Yauman Theodore, 580 Broadway
Hame Manufacturer.
Whitney William, 86 Green
Hardware.
Allen & Curtis, 35 and 37 State
Corning E. & Co. 451 and 453 Broadway
Lathrop R. P. 57 State
MAXWELL J. Jk. 136 South Pearl [see adv.
page 217]
Miles N. B. 63 State
Pruyn L. & Son, 39 State
Viefe, Coles & Woodruff, 43 State
Harness Makers-
Bacheller Dwight, 167 South Pearl
Booth Alfred, 23 Church
Clandening Wm. 617 Broadway
De Witt Ira, 24 Washington avenue
Effler Michael, 12 Washington, Greenbush
Fonda John (gig), 324 Broadway
Lloyd A., Church corner Broadway
LLOYD LYMAN J. 340 and 342 Broadway [see
adv. p. 217]
Main Robert, 95 South Pearl
Miller Samuel, 51 Beaver
O'Laughlin James, 173 Montgomery
Terrell Holland, 375 Broadway
Traver & Robinson, 678 Broadway
Whitney Edward, 12 North Lansing
Hat Blocks.
Krebs Charles, 106 Lark
Hats, Caps and Furs.
Bliss George W. 35 Washington avenue
Boughton Daniel, 414 Broadway
Cotrell J. G. & Son, 46 State
Deihl John, 38 Washington avenue
DICKSON HUGH, 58 State [see adv. page 5J
Friedenheimer Joseph, 94 South Pearl
Frothingham W. 444 Broadway
Herrick E. S. & Son, 402 Broadway
Hogan & Co. 12 Beaver
LATHAM G. E. 508 Broadway [see adv. p. 239]
McAlister Alexander, 428 Broadway
Milwaiu J. 86 State
Oppenheim Lewis, 123 South Pearl
Robbins J. S., South Pearl corner Hudson
TREADWELL GEO. C. & CO. (caps and furs),
531 Brosdway [s^e adv. inside front cover]
Walsh William E. 410 Broadway
Woolverton G. A. 461 Broadway
Zacharius Jacob, 98 South Pearl
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
173
Hatters.
DICKSON H. 58 State [see adv. page 5]
LATHAM GEORGE E. 508 Broadway [see adv.
page 239]
Richmond Henry, 28 Hudson
Hay Hoops.
Hotaliugs & Chaddon, 374 Lydius
Hay Presses.
DEDERICK L. & P. K. 5S and 60 Bleecker [see
adv. page 22G]
Hay and Straw.
Bradley D. G. 229 Hudson
Cavanagh Thos. 58 Clinton avenue
Hallenbeck James M., Hudson corner High
Hanrihan John, 1 Jackson
Howard Samuel, N3 Hudson
McClaskey E. I., Plain corner Philip
Murphy Patrick, 99 Church
Southernwood John, 56 Bassett
Stewart John, 26 Westerlo
Storey Terrence, 82 Orange
Herbs.
Albert Peter, 54 Green
BURT CHARLES A. agent, 797 Broadway [see
adv. page 228]
Hides, Oil and Leather.
ANABLE & RATHBONE, 30 and 32 State [see
adv. page 235]
Holt Jared, 48 Hudson
HUMPHREY FRIEND'S SONS, 14 and 16 State
[see adv. inside back cover]
LEFEVRES & SMITH, 6 State [see adv. p. 235]
Hollow Ware.
GOEWEY JOHN A. 140 Grand [see adv. front
colored]
Horseshoers.
See Blacksmiths.
Hose Makers.
(See also Harness Makers.)
LLOYD L. J. 340 and 342 Broadway
Hosiery,
Hindman E. K. 546 Broadway
Holmes H. B. 26 South Pearl
VALKENBURGH S. M. 54 and 56 S. Pearl [see
adv. page 187]
Hotels.
Albany Hotel, N. Beardsley, 67 Wash. ave.
American Hotel, H. B. Clark, 100 State
Boston House, Simon Lodewick, Broadway,
Greenbush
Brown's Hotel, J. F. Brown, 38 Hawk
Bull's Head, Nathaniel Gallup, junction Clinton
avenue and Bowery
Bull's Head, A. R. Hunter, junction Clinton
avenue and Bowery
Congress Hall, James L. Mitchell, Washington
avenue, corner Park place
DELAVAN HOUSE, T. Roessle & Son, Broad-
way, corner Steuben [see adv. page 243]
Drovers' Exchange, Irani B. Moore, W. Albany
Dunlop House, E. Owens, 719 Broadway
Eagle Street Hotel, Mills k Green, Eagle corner
Hudson
Exchange Hotel, Geo. Erwiu, 25 Maiden lane
Farmers and Mechanics' Hotel, P. Poland, 91
Washington avenue
Farmers' Hotel, J. N. Hagar, 42 Washington av.
FARMERS' HOTEL, Edward Dearstyne, Bath
[see adv. page 236]
Franklin House, Edwin Beebe, 138 State
Houck's Hotel, C. Houck, 74 Wash. ave.
Mansion House, R. D. McDonald, 387 Broadway
Merchants' Hotel, D. Peck & Co. 507 Broadway
Pearl Street Hotel, R. B. Stiles, 156 South Pearl
STANWIX HALL, F. Rider, Broadway corner
Maiden lane [see adv. page 242]
St. Nicholas Hotel, J. B. Eagar, 17 Hamilton
Union Hotel, A. S. Woodward, 278 Broadway
Van Rensselaer House, J. P. Braytou, State cor.
South Pearl
Vedder's Hotel, S. S. Vedder, 28 Wash. ave.
House Furnishing Goods.
(See also Wooden Ware.)
McHaffie & Ramsey, 75 State
Hoxsie.
HOXSIE GEORGE W. Hamilton cor. Liberty
[see adv. page 234]
Ice.
Bradwill P. S., Bassett corner Quay
Hall 0. 932 Broadway
Hotailing Aaron & H. 41 Broadway
Moore William, Bethlehem road
India Rubber Goods.
E. W. Ford, 406 Broadway
Mayell Henry, 128 Broadway
Udell Geo. F. 536 Broadway
Ink, Blacking and Varnish.
Ovens George, 335 Broadway
Rosekrans A. D. 12 Exchange
STONE F. M. printers' inks, 80 State [see adv.
page 252]
Inspectors.
FLOUR.
Jacobson John, 73 Quay
HIDES AND LEATHER.
Muir James, 56 Van Schaick
LUMBER.
Birch Samuel M. Water corner Lawrence
Brady Terrence E. 109 Third
Brainard Wm. H. at Towner & Hayt's, 18 Lum«
ber district
Bridgford James E. 269 North Pearl
Campbell John, 47 DeWitt
Carroll W. H. 267 North Pearl
Castle John, 926 Broadway
Castle W. H. 926 Broadway
Chase Samuel T., Dunlop House
Crannell Francis F. HI Second
Davenport Samuel J. 162 Lumber
Davis C. E. 85 Ten Broeck
Fassett Asa, 101 Colonie
Gourlay W. B. 82 North Pearl
Higham L. 17 Van Schaick
Holden J. W. 51 DeWitt
King W. T. 25 DeWitt
Maher J. T. 196 North Pearl
Patten John W. 26 Third
Peck Edward H. 68 Lumber
Salisbury James M. 1 47 Second
SPIRITS.
Buckbee James A. 60 Clinton avenue
Lee N. P. 47 Quay
174
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
STEAM BOAT BOILEKS.
DeWitt Richard V. 56 State
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.
Harris Samuel C. 120 Washington avenue
Insurance Agents.
Babcock E. 462 and 464 Broadway
CONANT W. B. 45 State [see adv. page 236]
Crosby James F. 9 Strong's Building, B'way
CUYLER GEORGE (mutual) 50 State [see adv.
front, colored]
Davis William, 448 Broadway
Ford John W. (life ins.), 50 State
Fryer William J. 51 State
Gates Elias, 71 State
GROESBEECK STEPHEN, 56 State [see adv.
front cover] ^
Hamilton Robert M. 444 Broadway
Hendrick James, 44 State
Holmes A. T. 1 Exchange Building
Lacy Wm. (life), 74 State
Miller William C. 56 State
Peck & Hillman (life), 442 Broadway
RICE JOHN H. 446 Broadway [see adv. front
colored]
Safford Edwin, 69 State
Sanders & DeWitt, 9 Douw's Building, State
Schuyler Cornelius, 51 State
Valentine William, 56 State
VAN ALLEN G. A. (Commerce), 448 Broadway
[see adv. back cover]
Vanderpool I. (life) 61 State
Van Rensselaer Richard, 50 State
Winne J. F. 40 State
Insurance Companies.
ALBANY INSURANCE Co. 56 State [see adv.
front cover!
ALBANY CITY INSURANCE Co., 446 B'way
[see adv. inside front cover]
COMMERCE INSURANCE Co. 448 B'way [see
adv. back cover]
MUTUAL INSURANCE Co. 50 State [see adv.
inside front cover]
Intelligence Offices.
Burt John, 38 K South Pearl
Doyle Michael, 12 Howard
Wilson Henry, 47 H Hudson
Iron Founders.
EMERY BROTHERS, 62 and 64 State [see adv.
page 155]
GOEWEY JOHN A. (hollow ware), 140 and 148
Grand between Westerlo and Arch [see adv.
opp. title
Lamb Patrick W. (sad irons) 2Tivoli hollow
MAGINNES M. Broadway corner Mulberry [see
adv. page 220]
McCoy S. B. 13 and 15 Green
McKinney & Mann, 35 Lumber
PAGE J. & SON, 58 Liberty [see adv. page 219]
Perry John S. 478 Broadway
Ransom S. H. & Co. 463 Broadwry
RATHBONE JOHN F. 9 and 11 Green [see adv.
opp. title
Seabury Hilan (hollow ware), Tivoli hollow
Sharts Theodore, 636 Broadway
Shear, Packard & Co. 17 and 19 Green
TOWNSEND FRANKLIN, Elk comer Hawk
[see adv. page 226]
Wasson & Co. 47 Montgomery
Young Thomas, North Albany
Iron Founders' Facings.
Orcutt L. A. & Co., Tivoli hollow
Iron Railing Builders.
Cunlifi Simeon jr. 20 Quay
Healey J. I. 643 Broadway
PRUYN & LANSING, 4 Pruyn [see adv.
219]
Iron Safes.
See Safe Manufacturers.
Jewelers, Manufacturing.
(See also Watches and Jewelry. )
Mix James, 24 Green
Peters C. F. 45 Green
Van Loon T. E. 480 Broadway
Wendell & Feltman, 480 Broadway
Junk Shops.
Danzinger Horace, 199 South Pearl
Franzen Jacob, 4 Division
McClelland David, 64 Green
Miller Cornelius, Westerlo corner Church
Murtaugh John, 19 Columbia
Reittinger George, 68 Bowery
Riley Michael, 80 Lumber
Udart William, 80 Rensselaer
Lace Manufacturer.
REID JOHN, 286 and 288 Broadway [see adv.
page 245]
* Laces and Embroidery.
Anderson John, 66 South Pearl
Hindman A. G. 546 Broadway
McNeil J. 522 Broadway
Raflferty H. T. 707 Broadway
REID JOHN, 586 and 588 Broadway [see adv.
page 246]
Sinsheimer M. 554 Broadway
VALKENBURGH S. M. 54 and 56 South Pearl
[see adv. page 187]
Ladies' Dress Trimmings.
REID JOHN, 588 Broadway [see adv. page 245]
Last Manufacturers.
Folger J. B. 52 Hudson
Graves G. H. & Co. Eagle alley, r. 324 Broadway
Laundry.
HillL. B. 19 William
Leather and Findings.
ANABLE & RATHBONE, 30 and 32 State, and
333 and 335 Washington avenue [see adv.
page 235]
Cook Adam, 367 Broadway
Gross Samuel, 27 Hudson
Hepinstall George, 25 Hudson
Holt Jared & C. B. 48 Hudson
HUMPHREY FRIEND'S SONS, 14 and 16 State
[see adv. inside back cover]
LEFEVRES & SMITH, 6 State [see adv. page
235]
Stern & Westheimer, 46 Hudson
Strasser Maier, 2 Howard
Leather Dresser and Glover.
Newman Charles, 457 Broadway, and Orange c.
Water
Lime and Cement.
Dwight H. A. 120 Pier
Hallenbeck J. M. Hudson corner High
WARNER BROS. 33 Broadway cor. Nucella
[see adv. page 250]
BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
175
WOODRUFF D. H. & C. L. (cement manufs.)
Plain cor. Grand [see adv. page 238]
Liquors, Wines, etc.
WHOLESALE ONLY.
BEHAN THOMAS, 6 Hudson [see adv. p. 232]
Bleecker Chas. E. & Co. 349 Broadway
BURT CHARLES A. 797 Broadway [see adv-
page 228]
Canaday L. 389 Broadway
COCHRAN WM. F. 41 North Pearl
Conklin J. W. & Co. 34 Hudson
Cushman R. S. & P. 376 and 378 Broadway
EVERS J. "Van Schaick cor. Chapel [see adv.
page 232]
Hendrickson J, 4 Hudson
Kiernan James & Co. 22 Dean
Lawyer D. W. 53 Dean
Marrin & Becket, 7 H Hudson
McDermott Timothy, 90 South Pearl
Mitchell Wm. 366 Broadway
Reid & Moloney, 2 and 4 State
Stone & Merritt, 50 Quay
STORRS, MURPHY & McDONALD, 356 and
358 Broadway [see adv. page 233]
TRACEY JOHN & CO. 20 and 22 State [see adv.
page 222]
Wilkinson Jacob & Son, 12 State
■• WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Bleecker G. V. S. 107 South Pearl
Auty Alexander, 30 Green
Claassen Clara M. South Pearl corner of Arch
Clasasen Hermanns, 7 Railroad avenue
Cunningham N. 29 Dean
De Groot F. 597 Broadway
Dorr Henry, 603 Broadway
Evers James, 27 Van Schaick
Farrell John 180 Green
Fleming & Laugh ton. South Pearl cor. Beaver
Gardner John H. & Sons, 80 Washington ave.
Hamburger Moses (bitters), 73 Hamilton
Higgins & Davy, 618 Broadway
Hinckel Charles, 83 South Pearl
Jacobs B. 368 Broadway
Kean Andrew, 33 Van Woert
Konig Hermannus, 840 Broadway
Limbach John, 772 Broadway
Mahar Thomas, 197 Broadway
Maloney Patrick, 161 Orange
McCoUum James, 287 Broadway
McCormick T. 194 Orange
McDermott James, 91 Green
McDonald William, 197 Hamilton
McNamara William, 829 Broadway
Mnhleck A. 289 Washington avenue
Mulholland & Walsh, 14 Beaver
Murphy Edward, 205 Green
Nessle John P., Maiden lane corner Chapel
O'Connell Richard, 4 William
Peters John G. 780 Broadway
Reynolds Peter & Sons, 232 South Pearl
Rice James, 646 Broadway
Street Richard, 2 South Pearl
Strempel Charles F. 205 Bowery
Sweeney Patrick, 183 Montgomery
Wallace P. J. 74 South Pearl
Whitty Patrick, Franklin corner Schuyler
Walsh P. E. 117 South Pearl
Lithographers.
(See also Engravers.)
GAVIT & COWELL, Exchange Building, 3d
floor [see adv. back colored]
KNICKERBOCKER CHARLES, 518 Broadway
[see adv. back cover]
LEWIS & GOODWIN, 452 Broadway [see adv.
page 187]
Murray & Co., Exchange Building, 3d floor
Livery Stables.
Bradbury Charles, Broadway, Greenbush
Brewster Augustus, 222 State
Cowell R. 252 Broadway
Cox William, 32 Church
Epel John, 4 Division
Folaud Peter B. Swan corner Congress
Poland W. 71 Lafayette
FRISBY EDWARD, 80 Hamilton [see adv. page
238]
HARRIS GEORGE & SON, Maiden lane cor.
James [see page 238]
Hayes J. (boarding), 25 Chapel
Lodewick Simeon, Broadway, Greenbush
McCormick J. L. 7 and 9 Grand
Rose David, 39 Columbia
Springsteed William W. 133 and 135 S. Pearl
Swan H. B. 74 Congress
VAN ALSTYNE T. W. 79 Maiden lane [see adv.
page 239]
Wilson Thomas, 26 Steuben
Locksmiths and Bell Hangers.
Blackall J. & W. J., Hamilton corner Fulton
Croissant Martin, 204'A Washington avenue
Lovie Alexander, 6 Liberty
Owens T. T. 58 Green
Vandenburgh W. 41 James
Looking Glasses and Picture Frames.
Annesley & Ferris, 504 and 506 Broadway
Burton James & Co. 486 B'way and 26 Maiden 1
Foster John N. 36 South Pearl
THOMPSON & BROTHERS, 12 Green and 97
Lancaster [see adv. back cover]
Lumber.
Arnold, Folsom & Co. 19 Lumber district
Bender Wendell M. 203 Water
Benedict J. & Son, 15 Lumber district
Birdsall, Fassett & Olcott, 9 Lumber district
Bloomingdale W. H., Lumber dist. ab. N. Ferry
Bullock & Many, 48 Water
Carroll A. 5 Lumber district
Cary & Salisbury, 1 Lumber district
Clark Stephen, 5 Lumbnr district
Clark & Sumner, 6 Lumber district
Cooley Calvin, 4 Lumber district
Couch J. 3 Great Western turnpike
Dalton & Kibbee, 118 Water
Douglass, Saxe & Co. 3 Lumber district
Easton Charles P. 20 Jyumber district
Headlam W. & Son, Water corner Lumber
Hill, Thomas & Co. 4 Lumber district
Ketchum R. V. R. & Co. 14 Lumber district
Lord T. S. 25 Lumber district
Mattoon D. 105 Water
McGowen & Wygant, 190 Water
Mead, Dunham & Co. 4 Lumber district
Nichols & Birch, Water cor. Lawrence
Rathbun Joshua, 10 Lumber district
Rogers Nelson, 188 Water
Romaine Isaac F. 106 Water
Romaine & Duuscombe, 13 Lumber district
Ross & Crocker, 17 Lumber district
Sackett W. H. 15 Lumber district
Scott David, 70 Bassett
Simons & Griswold, 116 Water
Tallmau J. 3 Lumber district
Thompson L. & Co., 23 Lumber
Towner & Hayt, 18 Lumber district
Towner J. O. & Co. 7 Lumber district
176
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Tucker & Kelley, 21 Lumber district
Vose Rodney, 196 Water
Ward J. C. & Son, 120 Water
Warren C. & Co. 184 Water
Warren & Wilbur, 184 Water, and Quay corner
Columbia
White, Loveland & Co., Water cor. Nortlj Ferry
Lumber Inspectors.
See Inspectors.
Machine Carving.
Graver Thomas C. 49 Liberty
Machine Stitching.
Bussey Isabella Mrs. 89 Green
Machinists.
DEDERICK L. & P. K. 58 and 60 Bleecker [see
adv. page 226]
DONCASTER DA.'JIEL, 200 198 and Water [see
adv. page 226] [page 155
EMERY BROTHERS, 62 and 64 State, see adv.
HARDIE ROBERT, 62 and 64 Church corner
Herkimer [see adv. page 224]
Flack John, 318 Broadway
MAGINNES MICHAEL, Rensselaer cor. Quay
[see adv. page 226]
PRUYN & LANSING, 4 Pruyn [see adv. p. 219]
RODGERS JOHN, 33 and 35 Lumber [see adv.
page 225]
TOWNSEND FRANKLIN, Elk corner Hawk
[see adv. page 226]
Maltsters.
(See also Breivers.)
BURT U. & CO., Montgomery, Lumber, Colo-
nie and Center [see adv. page 228]
DUNLOP A. A. 67 and 63 Quay [see adv. p. 229]
Kirkpatrick Edward, 415 State
McCredie Thomas, 36 Clinton avenue
McCulloch Wm. A., Rensselaer corner Dallius
Mcknight JOHN'S son. Hawk cor. Canal [see
adv. page 230]
McNab William, 258 Wasliington avenue
McQUADE ANTHONY, 271 N. Pearl [see adv.
paee 233]
Perry Hiram, 188 Bowery
Souther & Co., Lark cor. State
TAYLOR JOHN & SONS, Broadway cor. Arch
[see adv. page 231]
Tweddle John, Montgomery above Spencer
Welch C. H. 154 Bowery
White J. G. & Son, Quay corner Bleecker
Manufacturers' Articles.
VAN SICKLER & FORBY 1 and 2 Central Block,
Broadway cor. Columbia [see adv. p. 225]
Marble Workers.
BROOKSBY & ROWLAND, Green cor. Westerlo
[see adT. page 240]
Fair John, 162 and 171 South Pearl
Gray William, Franklin cor. Westerlo
Haebig A. H. 279 Washington avenue
Hanlon Edward, Chestnut corner Swan
MANSON WILLIAM, Howard corner Lodge [see
adv. page 187]
Marsden Thomas & Co. 209 Hudson
McKenna John, 163 Lydius
Vincent & Carley, 167 Lydius
Masons and Builders.
Aspinall Robert, 32 First
Ball Paul, 168 Swan
Ballentine .Tames, 095 Lydius
Bridgford John, 93 Lancaster
Burdick G. W. 350 Lydius
Carr William H. & Son, 297 Hudson
Chism Ebenezer, 56 First
Goewey Jacob, 7 Plain
Hardy F. T. 276 Hamilton
Honghkirk James F. 189 Swan
Lane J. H. 163 Jefferson
Reese John, 243 Hamiiion
Schwartz Fred. 270 Hamilton
Todd William, 12 Che.stnut
Townsend John H. 62 First
Turner Daniel, 163 Hudson
Visscher Henry, 258 Hudson
Vosburgh John, 140 North Pearl
White Martin, 164 Clinton avenue
Woodruff David H. 16 Plain
Meat Stalls.
Andes John, 56 Green
Armatage C. T 324 Lydius
Austin James M..206 Washington avenue
Austin Thomas, 44 Hawk and 206 Wash. ave.
Ayen Conrad, 104 Nucella
Battersby James & John, 21 Clinton avenue
Beebe A. 102 Beaver
Beschkee Henry, 418 Lydius
Blakeman Ira, Broadway c. Ferry, GreeQbush
BuUis Robert L. 113 Pier
Charles & Van Meter, 3 to 7 Center Market
Corcoran Jeremiah, 90 Schuyler
Crapo C. H. 114 Green
Davis H. A. agent, 199 Hamilton
Donovan P. 201 >^ Broadway
Downey Thomas, 101 Arch
Drum H. & A. 48 Broadway, Green bush
Eaton John E. 13 Center Market
Edwards Thomas, Jay cor. Lark
Farrell Dennis, 848 Broadway
Featherly J. 23 Philip
Featherly John, Pier below State
Fisher J. W. 60 Canal
Fredenrich Jacob, Green cor. Hudson
Fredeurich John, 286 Broadway
Fredenrich Pliilip, 18 and 20 Center Market
George Frederick, 230 Washington avenue
Hagadorn Silas, 130 Lydius
Hardis Harwick, 20 X South Ferry
Hartnett J. B. Rose corner Hamilton
Hartnett William A. Hudson cor. Hawk
Hawkins Henry, 776 Broadway
Holden H. 865 Broadway
Horton C. 863 Broadway
Horton Jared, Second corner Swan
Kahle Charles, 66 Union
Kana Thomas, 184 Green
Kennedy Wm. R. 124 Swan, Arbor hill
Kirkpatrick John, 1 and 2 Center Market
Lawrence C. W. 15 Ferry, Greenbush
Lindenstein Moses Mrs. 17 Center Market
Lipman Marx, 8 Center Market
Lutz Frederick, 50 Rensselaer
Marks Julius, 102 Scliuyler
Meyer A. 120 Lydius
McAvinue B., Lydius cor. Hawk
McQuade Joseph, 69 North Pearl
Moore Andrew, 288 South Pearl
Moore David, 836 Bi-cadway
Moulton Wm. 99 Green
Ostrander James, 14 Center Market
Palmer Enoch, 56 Union
Piatt Charles E., Hudson cor. Green
Powers John, 204 Green
Putnam James A. 599 Broadway
Rapp C. jr. 8 and 10 Center Market
Rosenberger Henry, 132 Arch
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
177
Reehle Jacob, Schuyler cor. Franklin
Schiffendecker Charles, 41 Clinton
Schwartz Abraham, 171 South Pearl
Schwartz George, 11,12 and 20 Center Market
Shaw William, 786 Broadway
Sheehey & Roarke, 345 State
Smith J. 363 Washingion avenue
Stackhouse John B. 83 Washington avenue
Stern L. 193 South Pearl
Swartz Lewis, 251 South Pearl
Van Deusen Cornelius, 865 Broadway
Wilcox William, 16 Center Market
Wiley John, State corner Lark
Mechanical Engineer.
Hackett Bartholomew J. 44 Stata
Melodeon.
COLLIER J. 85 State [see adv. page 187]
HIDLEY J. H. wholesale agent for Mason &
Hamlin, 519 Broadway and 81 State [see
adv. inside front colored]
Mercantile Agency.
WEED & CO., Museum Building [see adv. front
cover]
Merchant Tailors.
(See also Clothing.)
Arthur Edward, 8 Clinton avenue
Barrett Thomas, 43 Beaver
Brewster Stephen B. 4 South Pearl
Burke James, 107 Lydius
Carpenter & Kirk, 556 Broadway
Cooke Thomas ]r. 449 Broadway
Crounse & Co. 515 Broadway
Devlin & Brother, 516 Broadway
Donar Wm. 127 Beaver
Duncan Henry R. 78 State
Duncan James, 68 State
Dunn James, 44 Green
HUTCH INS L. D. Tweddle Hall [see adv.
page 6]
Jones James C. 608 Broadway
Lodge Benjamin, 30 Hudson
Livingston A. R, 43 Washington avenue
Lueke Joseph, 24 South Pearl
McAuley C. 627 Broadway
McHugh & Donlon, 44 State
Mulligan B. 91 South Pearl
Newton Robert N. 40 State
O'Brien B. 377 Broadway
Parker & O'Brien, 481 Broadway
Putman Peter, 52 South Pearl
SARD grange; 488 Broadway, [see adv. front
cover]
SCOTT GEORGE C. 8 Beaver [see adv. page
249]
Van Dusen J. J. 32 Hudson
Vogelsang T. M., Stanwix Hall Building
Meteorological Instruments.
Andrews Joel W. 42 High
Hiscox G. C. 448 Broadway
Millinery.
Adams A. Mrs. 7 Plain
Anthony Eliza, 140X South Pearl
Ariuiiigton Charlotte, 147 South Pearl
Bernhard Catharine & Mary, 266 Soutli Pearl
BlancJiard J. W. Mrs. 20 North Pearl
Boyd Mary Mrs. 91 Hamilton
Brate Eliza J. 1 1 1 South Pearl
Carroll Mary T. 41 North Lansing
Crew Isabella (corsets), 125 North Pearl
CUTLER M. L. 540 Broadway [see adv. p. 248]
Denmead S. Mrs. 568 Broadway
Dibble S. A. 5 Van Tromp
Don Julia, 125 North Pearl
Earl J. H. Mrs. 31 South Pearl
Easterbrook R. T. 101 Eagle
EastonB. 71 North Pearl
Falk Margaret, 258 South Pearl
Fee H. Mrs. 83 >i Washington avenue
Getty Euphemia, 233 South Pearl
Hartnett M. 43 South Pearl
Hemstead Elizabetli, 18 South Pearl
Hogeboom M. 42 South Pearl
Lawrence Ann Mrs., Broadway, Greenbush
Leake H. A. 58 Washington avenue
Lilienthal Myer, 30 South Pearl
Lowenstein M. Mrs. 544 Broadway
McKinney R. Mrs. 41 Beaver
McNeill John, 522 Broadway
McLoughlin Thomas C. 498 Broadway
Nathanson N. 42 >^ South Pearl
Newton R. Miss, 346 Broadway
O'Brien E. A. 37 Columbia
O'BRIEN JOHN A. 35 North Pearl [see adv.
page 249]
Quayle E. 32 Chapel
Rafferty H. T. 707 Broadway
Rankin A. 39 X Washington avenue
Roberts A. C. Mrs. 46 North Pearl
Simmons S. J. Miss, 388 Broadway
Singer Hannah, 75 Hudson
Sinsheimer M. 554 Broadway
Smith H. 71 South Pearl
Smith Mary, 153 South Pearl
Smyth A. Mrs. 72 South Pearl
Todd H. M. 47 Washington avenue
Valkenburgh S. M. 54 and 66 South Pearl
Waterman Maria, 6 South Pearl
Wood Harriet, 229 S. Pearl
Wood W. Mrs. 86 Hudson
Millinery Goods.
CUTLER M. L. 540 Broadway [see adv. p. 248]
Guest James, 62 Bowery
Hinckel E. M. 508 Broadway
King Edwin H. 3 Union
Oliver Ambrose Mrs. 176 S. Pearl
O'BRIEN JOHN A. 45 N. Pearl [see adv. p. 249]
Raflferty H. T. 707 Broadway
Sporburgh Joseph, 77 South Perry
Morocco Manufacturers.
Smith & Covert, 30 and 32 State
Williamson A. & Sons, 54 Dean and 102 Bowery
Moulding Mill.
Jenkins J. W. 86 Green
Music and Musical Instruments.
Bootman Edgar, N. Ferry cor. Broadway
Bootman E. D. North Ferry cor. Broadway
Brown Levi, 76 South Pearl
COLLIER JASON, 85 State, Tweddle Hall [see
adv. page 187]
HIDLEY J. H. (publisher), 519 Broadway and
81 State [see adv. inside front colored]
Newcomb & Co. 524 Broadway
Parkhurst Edwin. 85 State. Tweddle Hall
Music and Piano Forte Teachers.
See Teachers.
Mustard Manufacturers.
BARTHOLOMEW & MORSE, 352 Broadway,
[see adv. page 234]
178
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Nailers.
Kelly James, 257 Sand
McClusky William, 19 Perry
News Depots.
Bell William J. 512 Broadway
Bradbury Charles, 774 Broadway
Carlin John, 64 South Pearl
Cochran James, 124 South Pearl
Gilbert P. L., State cor. Broadway
Hastings Thomas, 31 State
McConnell S. C. 10 >i North Pearl
Sawyer R. N. 104 Washington avenue
Notaries Public.
Batchelder John F. 56 Hawk
Bleecker Nicholas jr. 23 Quackenbush
Brice James, 66 State
Burton Benjamin, 28 Second
Case William D., Commercial Bank
Cheney Clarence C. Exchange Bank
Crosby James F. 443 Broadway
Damm Jacob, 225 South Pearl
Doty Lockwood L. Executive Chamber
Evertsen E., James cor. State
Garfield Charles L., Albany City Bank
Hand Edward, Bank Dept. State Hall
Harvey Clinton D. 212 Hamilton
Haskell Wm. H., Mechanics & Farmers' Bank
Hastings Thomas, Museum Building
Hendrick James, 44 State
Holmes Amos T. 1 Exchange Building
Jenkins John F. 1 Columbia place
Judson Albert C. Merchants' Bank
Lathrop Ariel, Union Bank
Martin James, Commercial Bank
Read J. Meredith, 45 North Pearl
Stevens Albert P. 58 Elm
Van Allen Adam, Merchant's Bank, 452 B'way
Van Antwerp J. H., State Bank
Van Vliet G. D., Albany City Bank
Wade Edward, 71 State
Walsh Augustus H. 78 Chapel
Wemple Daniel W. State Bank
Wendell N. D. Merchants' Bank
Winne Joseph F., Y. M. A. Rooms
Nurses.
Ackerson Betsy, 56 West Ferry
Anderson Catharine, 27 Vau VVoert
Ball Magdaline, 95 Nucella
Barragar Harriet Mrs. 13 Clinton
Bear up Julia A. 191 Lumber
Brown Rachel, 19 Lodge
Burnop Mary Ann, 190 Clinton avenue
Cook Catharine, 394 Lydius
Craig Sally, 201 Third
Davidson Elizabeth, 12 Dove
Devine Martha, 48 Second
Field Mary, 32 Third
Findly Helen, 212 Broadway
Flansburg Jemima, 158 Swan
Foley Dora, 101 First
Foy Margaret, 31 Alexander
Gillman Sarah, 7 Broad
Glen Ann, Chester alley n. Eagle
Griffin Ruth, 328 State
Hale Sarah, 72 North Lansing
Harrison Mary A. 162 Lumber
Hicks Maria, 164 North Pearl
Hubbard Rhoda, 217 Lumber
Irvin Nancy, 302 North Pearl
Jones Mary J., Sw.an n. Canal
Kerps Mary, 30 Clinton
Lockwood Mary A. 137 First
Markwell Elizabeth, 88 Hamilton
McMurdy Catharine, 24 Second
Morgan Mary, 120 Second
Parnham Wm. F. 126 North Pearl
Putnam Eliza S. Mrs. 40 Congress
Shook Caroline, 14 Rose
Sickles Mary, 15 Quackenbush
Siendles Jane, 43 Third
Smith Amanda, 328 State
Smith Catharine, 56 Rensselaer
Stevens Ruth A. 328 State
Stoerk Jane A. 316 Lumber
Tracy Eliza (ladies'), 25 Lancaster
Wasserbach A. M. Mrs. 49 Clinton
Wel)b Catharine, 163 Franklin
Williams C. 45 Philip
Witmore Hannah A. 140 Franklin
Oculist and Aurist.
LISTON ROBERT, 115 Grand [see adv. p. 241]
Oil Cloth Manufacturers.
Forth & Co. (table), 286 Bowery
Russell E. & Son (floor), 35 James
Oil Dealers.
Deyermand William (linseed), 381 Broadway
VAN SICKLER R. M. & FORBY (machinery oil)
1 and 2 Central Block, Broadway [see adv.
page 225]
Wickes & Tillinghast, 13 Hudson
Opticians.
Fleischman Levi, 129 South Pearl
Francks Jonathan, 81 North Pearl
Oysters.
(See Fish and Oysters, also Refreshments.)
Curran James & 0. 72 Lydius
Milliman W. 25 Daniel
Nesbilt James, 301 Broadway
Schemerhorn T. 34 Philip
Thomas D. 291 Broadway
Van Valkenburgh A. P. 782)^ Broadway
Painters.
Allen E. 35 Orange
Annesley L. 501 Broadway
Banks H. (carriage), Plank road above Perry
Cook John, 24 West Ferry
Corliss Roswell B. 30 Howard
Crowder Thomas (carriage), 347 State
Ferguson H. A. (landscape) 448 Broadway
Foord William, Howard corner Lodge
Francois C. (portrait). Assembly rooms
Freeman Wra. R. (portrait), 31 X Maiden lane
Gay E. (landscape), 3 Lafayette
Gladding Freeman, 50 Howard
Gladding T. A. (portrait), 220 Elm
Gladding G. W. & D. P. 93 State
Gray Samuel E. 93 Beaver
Hurdis J. 9 Church
KINGSBURY & WHITEHEAD, 131 and 133
Hudson [see adv. page 237]
Leonard & Churchill, 331 Lydius
Loomis Jeduthan, 122 Clinton avenue
Martin H. D. (landscape), Steuben cor. James
McDonough James, 18 Jefferson
Mix Stephen & Son, 148 South Pearl
Packard W. J. 34 Washington avenue
Porter Ira (house, sign and banner), 609 B'way
Reid J. 25 Washington avenue
RICE & MICK EL (fresco, sign & banner), 547
Broadway [see adv. page 240]
Russell E. & Son, 35 James
Scott John, 195 South Pearl
Smith Thomas L. (landscape), 53 State
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
179
Smith William, 126 Beaver
Stevenson Robert, 25 Wilson
Twitchell A. W. (portrait), 1 Clinton avenue
Van Zandt Thomas K. (portrait), 89 Knox
Venter & Chatterly, 186 Washington avenue
Wilkie Thomas (portrait), 249 Elm
Painters' Stock.
Budd Daniel, 200 Broadway
MACOMBER M. W. & CO. 32 and 34 Wash-
ington avenue [see adv. page 248]
RICE & MICKEL, 547 B'way [see adv. page 240]
Paints, Oils and Dye "Woods.
(See also Druggists. )
Bullock J. H. 128 South Pearl
BURT CHARLES A. 797 Broadway [see adv.
page 228]
Chnsler John, 819 Broadway
Davis Joseph, 72 State
MACOMBER M. W. & CO., 32 and 34 Wash-
ington avenue [see adv. page 248]
Paper Boxes.
See Band Boxes.
1-aper Hangings.
Dickerman E. & H. L. 57 Washington avenue
HARRIS DANIEL, 8 Green [see adv. front cover]
Ingmire John H. 382 Broadway
Lawyer & Burnet, 316 Broadway
Parry Wm. H. 96 South Pearl
Shehan M. A. 390 Broadway
Steele & King, 362 Broadway and 19 Liberty
Paper Stainers.
Dobler & Bott, 279 Hamilton
Paper Warehouses.
STONE F. M. 80 State [see adv. page 252]
VAN BENTHU YSEN C. 407 Broadway [see adv.
front page 6]
Parchment Maker.
Cassel John, Canal above Dove
Passenger Agents.
Becker A. R. (steamboat), 282 Broadway
Costigan John (foreign), 66 State
Evertsen E. (foreign), James cor. State
HARCOURT J. W. (steamboat), 283 Broadway
[see adv. dep. page 244] • [office
Neligan David (emigrant), over People's Line
O'Suilivan Michael (foreign), 63 South Pearl
Patent Agencies.
DeWitt Richard V. 56 State
Hackett Bart J. 44 State (up stairs)
Pattern Makers.
Brown E. R. 1 1 Church
Craven Thomas C. 49 Liberty
Durkin Michael J., Beaver corner Green
GIBBS S. W. 9 Liberty [see adv. page 187]
Graveline Louis C. 9 Libert)'
Perfumery and Oils.
Allen Isaac L. 10 Howard
MACOMBER M. W. & Co 32 and 34 Washing-
ton avenue [see adv. page 248]
Philosophical Instruments.
Dexter & Nellegar, State cor. North Pearl
MAXWELL JAMES jr. 136 South Pearl [see adv.
page 217]
83
Physicians.
Those designated by the asterisk (*) are Members of the
Medical Society of the County of Albany. Correoted by
Oscar H. YonNO, Secretary.
♦Adams P. C. 77 Columbia
♦Alexander 0. C. 66 Eagle
Allen Charles C. Broadway, Greenbush
♦Armsby James H. 669 Broadway
♦Atherley Joseph, 29 Dallius
♦Babcock J. L. 101 Lydius
Bachmann R. 104 Washington avenue-
♦Bailey W. H. 17 Washington avenue
Bauer A. 47 South Pearl
Bay John W. 39 James
♦Bay William, 32 North Pearl
Becker Philip, 184 Elk
Becket Thomas, 188 Washington avenue
♦Bii<elow U. G. 35 South Pearl and 81 Hudson
♦Boulware J. R. 53 High
Bower August, 228 Washington avenue
♦Boyd James P. , Hudson corner Grand
Bullock R. J. 35 La Fayette
Burton R. J. (eclectic), 70 Chapel
♦Case H. S. 85 Lydius
♦Case J. H. 85 Lydius
♦Chambers William B. 41 Chapel
Claw John I. 70 Green
♦Cogswell Mason F. 13 North Pearl
Cooke George, 3 Norton
Cox James, 48 South Ferry
♦Craig Wm. H. 12 Ten Broeck
Dean N. S. (eclectic and hydropathic), 514 B'way
De Forest Philip (botanic), 189 Lumber
♦De La Mater Ira M. 240 Washington avenue
♦Devol C. 48 Franklin
Duffy Edward, 29 North Pearl
♦Edmeston Alexander A. 96 Lancaster
Elias Solomon, 243 Lydius
Elmendorf P. E. Bethlehem road
♦Fonda D. E. 49 Philip
♦Fowler Amos, 46 Second
♦Freeman S. H. 675 Broadway
Geoghegan Wm. 158 Lydius
Goodrich S. V. R., Broadway, Greenbush
Hamilton Jamin, 100 Herkimer
Haskins H. B. 788 Broadway
Heinze William, Lark cor. State
Herrick Lewis R. 72 State
♦Hoff A. H. 87 North Pearl
♦Hun Thomas, 36 Maiden lane
Hunsden Seth H. 146 Lydius
Kennedy G. D. 2 Plain
K»»yser Wm. H. 635 Broadway
♦Kilmer Washington, N. Pearl c. Maiden lane
Knowlton Myron, 119 Green
♦Lansing John V. 54 Hawk
♦Lewi Joseph, 104 Green
LISTON ROBERT, Albany General Infirmary,
115 Grand [see adv. page 241]
Lockrow Van Buren, 145 Lydius
♦March Alden, 70)^ Hudson
♦March Henry, 70 >i Hudson
♦McMurdy R. S. 494 Broadway
Mattimore Frank J. 825 Broadway
♦McNaughton Henry G. 132 State
♦McNaughton James, 54 North Pearl
♦McNaughton Peter, 132 State
♦Mead M. L. 675 Broadway
Mitchell John J. 61 Ten Broeck
♦Moore Levi, 185 State
Morrell David, 692 Broadway
♦Mosher C. D. 285 South Pearl
♦Myers John J., DeWitt cor. Montgomery
♦Newcomb George H. 86 Hudson
♦Northrop Joseph N. 51 Second
O'Leary Coraelms B. 50 Philip
Parmele F. B. 12 Broadway, Greenbush
180
BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
♦Pomfret James E. 669 Broadway
♦Porter Charles H. 87 N. Pearl c. Van Tromp
♦Quackenbusli J. V. P. 712 Broadway-
Russell Andrew W. 76 Hudson
Scovell Amos S. (analytical), 249 Lydius
*Sims W. B. 11 Hall place
♦Smith Charles H. 242 Washington avenue
•Staats B. P. 61 North Pearl
*Staats Charles P. 42 Lydius
•Staats Peter P. 42 Lydius
•Steinert George, 96 Franklin
♦Swinburne John, 55 Eagle
Teller J. V. C. 5 Beaver
Tittle Daniel J. 119 Lumber
♦Townsend Howard, 15 Elk
Van Antwerp A. (botanic), 680 Broadway
♦Vanderpool S. 0. 53 North Pearl
Van Hoosen L. P. 329 Lydius
♦Van O'Linda P., Hamilton cor. Green
Van Rensselaer J. Greenbush bank
Van Rensselaer J. J. Broadway, Greenbush
♦Warren h. G. 95 Eagle
♦Wasserbach Daniel, 294 South Pearl
♦Welsh Isaac L. 63 Colouie
♦Willard Sylvester D. 160 Swan and 7 Wash. av.
♦Winne Staats, 94 Westerlo
♦Young Oscar H. 171 Hamilton
Zappen John, 117 Elk
HOMEOPATHIC.
Cox J. W. 109 State
Delavan J. S. 109 State
Jones E. D. 140 State
Paine H. D. 104 State
Pratt L. M. 580 Broadway
Randel W. H. 32 Steuben
Springsteed David, 82 Hudson
Piano Fortes.
(See also Blusical Instruments.)
Barhydt & Morange, 502 Broadway
Becker & Johnson, 186 Washington avenue
Boardman, Gray & Co. 468 Broadway
Burns F. P. Phoenix place
HIDLEY J. H. 519 Broadway and 81 State [see
adv. inside front colored]
Marshall, James & Traver, 41 North Pearl
Reed J. A., Temple of Music, 524 Broadway
Piano Forte Tuners.
Collier George N. 85 State, Tweddle Hall
HENSHAW THOMAS C. (tuner and regulator),
519 Broadway and 81 State
James L. W. 55 Spencer
Tietz Frederick W. 146 Colonie
Underner C. L. 151 South Pearl [Herkimer
Woodburn G. D. (organ and melodeon), 96
Pinking and Marking.
REID JOHN, 588 Broadway [see adv. page 245]
Plane Makers.
Bensen & Crannell, 108 State
Planing Mills.
See Sawing and Planing.
Plaster Mills.
DUNLOP A. A. 67 Quay [see adv. page 229]
WARNER BROS. 33 Broadway cor. Nucella
[see adv. page 250]
WOODRUFF D. H. & C. L., Plain cor. Grand
[see adv. page 238]
Plow Manufacturers.
EMERY BROTHERS, 62 and 64 State [see adv.
pages 155, 156]
Plumbers.
(See also Coppersmiths.)
Barrett & Branion, 114 State
DELEHANTY MICHAEL, 26 Green [see adv.
page 222]
Gilmour Allen, 33 Orange
GRIFFIN P. H., Steuben cor, James [see adv.
page 221]
Harvey John, 13 Bleecker
Kearney & Fellows, 94 State
Langan & Bro. 82 South Pearl
Mulcahey Edward, 709 Broadway
Phillips A. J. 190 South Pearl
Ricliardson A. 108 State
RIDbWAY & CO. 121 State [see adv. p. 223]
SMITH PETER, 16 Beaver [see adv. back col-
ored]
Watt Hugh, 625 Broadway
Porter Houses.
(See also Refreshment Saloons.)
Auty Alexander, 30 Green
Bell W. 115 South Pearl
Bergeron M. 1 Division
Bounds E. C. 24 Beaver
Brown John Mrs. 55 Beaver
Bulger Michael, 45 Lumber
Cheevers Thomas, 36 North Ferry
Clapperton Thomas, 240 Lydius
Cohn M. Solomon, 213 South Pearl
Cranfield J. E. 831 Broadway
Grossman Edward, 1 Exchange Building
Cunningham N. 29 Dean
Daniels Richard, 23 Orange
Devine James, Lydius corner Broad
Eager J. E. 17 Hamilton
Elder George, 65 Orange
Engel J. J. 53 Green
Fafrell John, 12 Quay
Fitzpatrick & Clarke, 12 Canal
Fitzpatrick S. & D. 34 Green ,
Flynn James, 47 Canal
Flynn John, 3 Division
Franklin T. B. 25 Church
Fredendall Barney, 119 South Pearl
Freschnecht Jacob, 60 Green
Griesman George, 272 South Pearl
Gore Michael, Schiiyler corner Church
Hadden James, 71 Grand
Heller L. 208 Washington avenue
Henshaw Joseph S., Broadway corner S. Ferry
Herzog Jacob, 87-Lydius
Hurst Samuel, 287 'South Pearl
Julian Henry, 65 Lydins
Kelly Edward, 266 'Lydius
Kent George W. 248 Broadway
Klump Joim, 24 Norton
Krans John, 8 Rose
Langgutli Caspar, 31 Union
Lawless John, 28 Maiden lane
Leavy Patrick, 46 Division
Lutters Benjamin, 242 Broadway
Maher Robert, 100 Quay
Mc(^afljey James, 41 Liimber
McCarthy Daniel, 27 Hamilton
McCullock Charles, 86 Washington avenue
Mulville John, 377 State
Milner Thomas, 25 Dean
Murphy Michael, 68 Lydius
Murray Edward, 600 Broadway
Nathan Meyer, 108 South Pearl
O'Callaghan Joseph, Howard cor. William
Phillips William, 29 South Pearl
Rector John, 217 South Pearl
Reed Hugh, North Pearl cor. Orange
Riley Luke, £6>^ Church
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
181
Ronan Patrick, 204 Water
Sayles James, 152 Broadway
Scaiilan William, 27 Deau
Sclileiger N. 220 Green
Schrieber Stephen, 83 Green
Scollen & Co. 129 Eagle
Stein Philip, 66 Green
Stern Moses M., Union corner Division
Traub Veist, 226 Broadway
Walsh Michael, South Pearl corner Rensselaer
Walsh Maurice, 29 Church
Watts Charles, 163 Jefferson
WeiuautJohn, 226 Washington avenue
Poultry and Game.
Clark Joseph, 88 Washington avenue
Phillips J. P. 90 State
Printers.
(See also Copperplate Printers.)
Carroll & Co. 74 State
Comstock & Cassidy, Broadway corner Beaver
Griffin & Co. 58 State
Hastings & Co. IX Green
Misrgael Au?. 10 William
MIJNSELL JOEL, 78 State
Shaw Daniel, 20 Green
Stone H. D. 52 State
Stone, Henly & Co. 52 State
Tucker Luther & Son, 395 Broadway
Van Benthuysen C.407 Broadway
Weed, Parsons & Co. 61 State, and 7 and 9 James
Printers' Materials.
Van Benthuysen Charles, 407 Broadway
Produce.
(See also Commission Merchants.)
Anderson George, 57 Quay
Appleton Wm. 71 Quay and 89 Bowery
Chamberlains, 47 Quay
Congdon S. B. & Co. 61 Quay
Cox Benjamin, 19 Clinton avenue
Crapo C. V. 14 Hudson
Hallenbeck M. I. 7 Hudson
Harper R. 90 State
Higgins R. 265 Washington avenue
Hill Cornelius, 43 Green
Hoag & Briggs, 10 Exchange
Earner G. G. 4 Maiden lane
McConville J. 21 Clinton avenue
Merchant L. & W. 71 Quay
Miller J. W. & G. E. 88 Quay
Montgomery J.'D. 776 Broadway
Patten M. & Co. 80 Pier
Rattoone Wm. 423 Broadway near State
Requa, Kirk & Co. Ill Pier
Settles. W. 112 Pier
Waterman & Buell, 116 Pier
Provisions (salt).
(See also Produee and Grocers.)
Bishop & Trowbridge, 42 Dean
Bray ton & Thorburn, 48 Quay
Burbanks Chester, 700 Broadway
Carrier John T. 658 B'way adv. page 235]
GARY JOSEPH & SONS, 353 Broadway [see
Gary Samuel, 13 State
Crook, Palmer & Co. 9 State
DEARSTYNE JAMES & BROS., Greenbush [see
page 236]
Gardner J. H. & Sons, 84 Washington avenue
Gitford A. E. & Co. 55 and 56 Quay
Goffe W. B. & J. 16 Hudson
Hawkins, Van Antwerp & Co. 355 and 357 B'way
Jennings R. 29 Green
Jndson & Capron, 8 State
Judson L L. 128 Washington avenue
Lloyd Alexander C. 359 Broadway
Ostrom & Mclntyre, 9 Exchange
Sanders J. B. & Co. 72 Quay
Weller & Smith, 21 State
Real Estate Brokers and Agents.
(See also Brokers.)
Ayer Daniel, 1 Kxcliange Building
Bell James C. 44 State
Brown A. E. 44 State
Cassidy William M. 74 State
Church Walter S. 452 Broadway
CONANT WM. B. 45 State [see adv. page 235]
Fellows & Davis, Green corner Beaver
Foster Chandler, 63 State
Fryer William J. 51 State
Hoffman L. G. 55 State
Lightbody J. M. F. 10 James'
McMurray John, 71 'A Hamilton
Noonan Thomas, 38 Steuben
Satford Levi, 61 State
Schuyler Cornelius, 51 State
Smith J. S. 484 Broadway
Valentine William, 56 State
WILES, HOFFMAN & ROWLAND, 55 State
[see adv. front cover]
Winne J. F. 51 State
Rectifiers of Spirits.
Cushman R. S. & P. 376 and 378 Broadway
EVERS JOHN, Van Schaick cor. Chapel [see
adv. page 232] [page 222]
TRACEY JOHN & CO. 20 and 22 State [see adv.
Refreshment Saloons.
See also Porter Houses.
Bennett Nathan, 46 Washington avenue
Buruham Benjamin, Boston Depot, Greenbush
Coyle Nicholas, New House, 40 Green
Crossman E. 1 Exchange Building
Livingston H. 3 Green
Gill Michael, 493 Broadway
Gray E. R. 66 Washington avenue
Green Edward, 20 Washington avenue
Hess Christopher, 62 Green
Hoy t Joseph E. 123 Pier
Jackson James, South Pearl corner Lydius
Jewell V. D., Eagle corner Maiden lane
Keenan J. V. 46 State
Kilbourn George jr. 76 North Pearl
Lippett George, 75 Knox
McCann Felix, 45 Quay
Magennis John, 6 Stanwix Hall Building
Marshall Francis, Western turnpike n. Asylum
Morgan W. B., Pier, corner Hamilton
Orlep A. V. foot of North Ferry
Pruyn & Henderer, 89 South Pearl
Rest J. A. 12 Union
Sautter Anthony, 305 Broadway
Schrieber S. 83 Green
Smith James, 15 Beaver
Smith John, 62 Quay
Swift J., Quay corner Maiden lane
Walsh Thomas, 66 State
Westfall Margaret, 24 Lodge
Wilcox H. S. 551 Broadway
Restaurants.
(See also Refreshment Saloons.)
Baker B, 19 Hudson
Blake Adam, 84 State
Bounds Edwin C. 24 Beaver
Bryan M. K. 29 Hudson
Casy John, State corner Broadway
182
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Evans John, 8 Hudson
Farrell John, 52 State
Farrell Thomas, 95 Quay
Grady Patrick, 7 and 9 Maiden lane
Hanlon John, 12 South Pearl
Kirk G. E. 97 Soutli Pearl
Lackey Wm. 3 South Pearl
Livingston Hiram, 3 and 5 Green
Loop J. P., Quay corner Hamilton
McCardel House, 530 and 532 Broadway
Randall George, 4 North Pearl [Broadway
Veazie Edward A. (Marble Pillar), State comer
Van Cott E. B. 6 Green
Winne Wm. B. 327 Broadway
Hoofing^.
Barrett & Co. (tin) 114 State
Dickson James (slate and metal), 65 Beaver
Kearney & Fellows, 94 State
Langan & Brother, 82 South Pearl
MEYERS THOMAS & Co. (slate and metal), 2
Canal [see adv. page 239]
OSBORN J. W. (slate and composition) 10 James
[see adv. page 4 front]
Root Beer.
Dillon Patrick, 104 Canal
HOXSIE GEORGE W., Chester alley near Eagle
[see adv. page 234]
Milliman J., Pearl corner Nucella
Rope Makers.
Bulson David A. rear 193 Lumber
Weir R. H. & J. B. Clinton avenue near Snipe
Safe Makers-
Davidson J. M. B., Broad below Westerlo
Dolan Thomas, 94 State [page 217]
SHARTS THEODORE, 542 Broadway [see adv.
Sail Makers.
Marshall W. C. & Co. 36 Quay
Stoneman M. G. 61 Quay
Thomas David, 44 Division
Salt.
Avery Thomas G. 105 Pier
Sash, Blind and Door Makers.
Bullock Joseph H. 128 South Pearl
Crandall Ebenezer H, near P. 0. Greenbush
Easterly T. 131 South Pearl
Fowler G. C. 18 Liberty
Mesick J. W. 36 Lydius
McBurney J. 60 Bleecker
RAMSDILL T. JEFFERSON, 48, 49 and 50
White, Bath [see adv. page 239]
Roseboom Charles, 118 Lydius
WEMPLE P. H. 19 Norton [see adv. page 252]
Saw Filers.
Heermance C. J. 118X Lydius
Parnell W. 50 Howard
Topping Sylvester, 18 Norton
Saw Manufacturers.
PRUYN & LANSING, 4 Pruyn [see adv. p. 219]
Sawing and Planing Mills.
Hawley H. Q. & Co. Lumber district
Rork S. & Bros. Water corner Lawrence
Warren & Wilbur, 184 Water
WINNE & NORTHRUP, Colonic, Centre and
Lansing [see adv. page 236]
Scale Manufacturers.
GROOM RICHARD, 45 Church [see adv. p. 220]
MAXWELL JAMES, Jr. 136 S. Pearl [see adv.
page 217]
Sculptor.
Palmer E. D., Lafayette below Hawk
Seed Stores.
BENJAMIN & HERRICK (bird seed), 351 B'way
EMERY BROTHERS, 62 and 64 State [see adv.
pages 155, 156]
Thorburn W. 490 and 492 B'way c. Maiden lane
Sewing Machine Agents.
Crosby E. W. 443 Broadway
Lansineh K. V. R. 558 Broadway
McNeill J. 522 Broadway
Peterman J., Hudson corner Liberty
Teller & Page, 462 and 464 Broadway
Ship Carpenters.
Brainard & Lawler, 72 Pier
Ship Chandlers, &c.
Cole & Wing, 61 Quay
Disney John, 1 State
Shirt and Collar Manufacturers.
Bigsby John, 496 Broadway
Jones P. H. 584 Broadway
Rider W. W. 217 Hamilton
Silk and Worsted.
REID JOHN, 588 Broadway [see adv. p. 245]
Silver Platers.
BROWN R. A. 496 B'way [see adv. page 235]
Gilkerson James, 50 Green
Scott & Costigan, 13 Church
Strickland Ralph (electro), 552 Broadway
Withers & KeJly, 122 South Pearl
Silver Ware Manufacturers.
Brower S. D. (spoon and fork), 10 Plain
Burgess L. G. 10 Plain
Godley Richard, 6 Liberty
MuUens R. (ornaments), 50 Green
Skirts and Corsets.
VALKENBURGH S. M. 54 and 56 South Pearl
[see adv. page 187]
Slate Roofers.
(See Roofing.)
MYERS THOMAS & CO. 2 Canal [see adv. page
239]
OSBORN J. W. 10 James [see adv. p. 4 front]
Soap and Candle Makers.
Boyd Andrew, 12 Rose
Cunningham D. Canal near Swan
Haddock Jabez, 3)3 Hudson
McKelvey Peter B. , Swan cor. Jay
Murphy C. & J. 126 Bowery
Murphy Patrick, 61 Orange
Strain & Brother, Church cor. Herkimer
Ten Eyck Clinton & Co. Canal cor. Chapel
Ten Eyck M. H. 157 Green
Wells Agur, 207 South Pearl
Soap Stone Factory.
Crandell Henry, 24 Fulton
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
183
Soda "Water Manufacturers.
BURT CHARLES A. 797 Broadway [see adv.
page 228]
Jeflfers T. C. & Co , Howard cor. South Pearl
Spices, &c.
(See also Coffee and Spices.
BARTHOLOMEW & MORSE (Eureka Mills),
352 Broadway [see adv. page 234]
Stationers.
Gould Geo. W. & Co. 42 State
Staves.
De Witt Wm. H. & Nephews, 67 Pier
Harbeck & Co. 30 Pier
Hosmer & Townsend, 55 Pier
Steam Boat Offices.
Becker A. R. (Merchants' Line), 282 Broadway
HARCOURT JOHN W. (New Jersey Steam boat
Co.), 283 Broadway [see adv. page 244]
Steam Engine Builders.
HARDIE ROBERT, 64 Church [see adv. page
224] [220]
MAGINNES M. , Rensselaer c. Quay, [see adv. p.
PRUYN & LANSING, 4 Pruyn [see adv. page
219] [page 225
RODGERS JOHN, 33 and 35 Lumber [see adv.
TOWNSEND FRANKLIN, Elk corner Hawk
[see adv. page '226]
Steam Tow Boats.
Albany & Canal Line, J. J. Austin, agt. 108 Pier
Hudson River Transportation Co. 62 Pier
OLD LINE TOW BOATS, Alfred Van Sant-
voordj agent, 77 Pier [see adv. page 250]
Schuyler Line Steam Tow Boats, Thos. Schuyler
agent, 80 Pier
Stereotypers.
Van Benthuysen C. 407 Broadway
Weed, Parsons & Co. 61 State and 7 James
Stone Cutters.
(See also Marble Workers.)
BROOKSBY & ROWLAND, Westerlo c. Green
[see adv. page 240]
Grey William, Westerlo cor. Franklin
Jones SamuehE. 29 Union
Lang & Stormont, 55 Westerlo
Stove Linings.
PALMER, NEWTON & CO., Salamander and
Albany fire brick works, Rathbone, North-
ern R. R. near Erie canal [see adv. p. 221]
Stove Manufacturers and Dealers.
WHOLESALE.
(See also Tinsmiths and Stpve Dealers.)
Corning E. & Co. (Littlefield's Coal Burner),
451 Broadway
CRANDELL & WHITE, 566 Broadway [see adv.
back cover]
GOEWEY JOHN A. (hollow ware), 140 and 148
Grand, between Westerlo and Arch [see adv.
front colored]
McCoy S. B. 13 and 15 Green
Perry'john S. 478 Broadway
Ransom S. H. & Co. 563 Broadway
RATHBONE J. P. 9 and 11 Green [see adv.
front colored]
Shear, Packard & Co. 17 and 19 Green
Van Wormer & McGarvey, 25 and 27 Green
Wands & Kinnicutt, 21 and 23 Green
Wasson & Co. 47 and 49 Montgomery
Whitney William, 86 Green
Young Thomas, at North Albany
Stove Patterns.
GIBBS S. W. 9 Liberty [see adv. page 187]
Stove Polish.
Cozzens & Lay, 190 Water
Stucco Worker.
Boyle Arthur, 615 Broadway
Surgeons.
Armsby James H. 669 Broadway
Atlierley J. 29 Dallius
Liston Robert, 1 1 5 Grand
March Alden, 70 X Hudson
McNaughton James, 54 North Pearl
Scovell Amos S. 249 Lydius
Swinburne John, 55 Eagle
Tailoresses.
Allen Elizabeth, 32 Van Schaick \
Allen Nancy, 74 North Pearl
Bell Margaret, South Ferry
Bennett Eliza D. 66 Hudson
Churchill Amanda, 64 North Pearl
Daley Ellen, 92 Franklin
Delaney Julia, 36 Van Woert
Gibson T. R. Mrs. 35 Hawk
Hall Marian L rear 59 Lydius
Onkey Mary Ann, 95 Bassett
Russell Eliza, 69 Jefferson
Sager Margaret, 75 Lark
Thomas Ann, 10 South Lansing
Turk Evelina, Hudson near Pearl
Winton Jennet, 22 Hawk
Wood Emeline, 26 Van Schaick
Tanners and Curriers.
ANABLE & RATHBONE, 30 & 32 State [see
adv. page 235]
Cunningham & Helliwell, 413 Broadway
Van Valkenburgh & Ruyter, Ferry cor. Second,
Greenbush
Taxidermists.
Hurst James A., Lodge corner State
Roberts Joseph, 466 Lydius
Teachers.
Altmayer Leo. H. (languages), 139 Elm
Anthony C. H. 47 Eagle
Bayeux Sarah A. Mrs. 34 Lodge
Berthelon Sarah E. (select school), Bath
Bowman Wm. H. 202 Hamilton
Brown Jane (select school), 125>^ Green
Brown Lilly Miss (music), 28 Congress
BRYANT, STRATTON & CLARK (mercantile),
45 North Pearl [see adv. page 247]
Carmody R. J. (music), 18 North Pearl
Cass Levi, 59 High
Clark Wm. H., Commercial College
Collins Lewis, 255 Lydius
Crane Mary R. 125 Hamilton
Doelker George (music), 67 Clinton avenue
Dowling Alice M. (select school), 195 Elm
Dykeman Sarah (music) 158 Third
Falk Sampson (Hebrew), 7J Hamilton
Gibbs Thomas (music), 602 Broadway
Gilbert Josiah, 238 Lydius
Goold henry, (music), 189 Lydius
Gorham Alfred, 12 Park
184
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Gough Teresa (piano), 220 Lumber
Grough Thomas Mrs. (select school) 220 Lumber
Graves A. G. Cdancing), 108 Green
Gray Louise (music), 17 Grand
Hand Almira, Steuben, Bath
Helme J. J. 140 Spring
Hewes Henrietta B. (elocution), 289 Hamilton
Hogle Augusta (piano), 76 First
Hughes Wm. H. 74 Westerlo
Hynes Jane and Elizabeth, 167 Hamilton
KAMBLI HENRY (French & German), 22 Chest-
nut [see adv. page 235]
Kenny M. Mrs. (music), 58 Chapel
Kidd H. T. and M. T. 67 Chapel
Labischiner Jacob (lanL'uages), 75 South Ferry
Lawson E. 135 Clinton avenue
Lloyd T. Spencer (music), 135 Eagle
Loomis E. Mi.ss, 138Lydius
Lord Sarah G. 19 Philip
Loveridge G. Mrs. 44 Chapel
Madden Henry, Bleecker Mansion
Maloney John, 115 Elm
Marsh J. B. (music), 74 Philip
Mathews Ella S. (music) 56 South Lansing
McElroan John, li8 JeflFerson
McKaig A. 36 Grand
Meyer Charles A. 64 Franklin
Moore Frances A. (music), 20 Van Scbaick
Mosher J. S. 285 South Pearl
Nevrman Thos. (English and Classical), 97 Elm
North James M. 28 Plain
Parkhurst Edwin, 85 State, Tweddle Hall
Piatt Emily L. 209 Hamilton
Piatt Helen T. (music), 209 Hamilton
PoUeat B. V. (dancing), 94 >^ State
Purdy Elizabeth C. (select school), 130 Green
Reed J. A. (music), 524 Broadway
Rice E. B. (commercial), 96 State
Rice F. (music), 30 X South Ferry
Shaw Eleanor E. (music and dancing), 28 Jay
Shepard Catharine H. (music), 340 N. Pearl
Sherwin W. F. (music), 81 State
Skerritt Jane (French), 4 High
Skerritt Margaret E. (music), 4 High
Skerritt Mary M. 4 High
Skerritt Susan L. 4 High
Smith Patience (painting), 93 Eagle
STEARNS EBEN S. principal Female Academy,
North Pearl [see adv. page 246]
Strever Adam, 76 Herkimer
Swan Richard W. (languages), 1 Lafayette
Underner C. L. (music), 151 South Pearl
Van Olinda Jerusha (select school). Plain
Van Schoonhoven Helena S. (select school), 868
Broadway
Wood Theodore, 182 Second
Teas.
Berry Benjamin, 78 State
BURT C. A. 797 Broadway [see adv. page 228]
Rysedorph M. W. 179 South Pearl
Tinsmiths and Stove Dealers.
Bailey & Joralemon, 87 South Pearl
Baker C. A. 592 Broadway
Baker George, 31 and 33 Washington avenue
Baker J. L. 16 Green
Clark Thomas, 656 Broadway
CRANDELL & WHITE, 566 Broadway [see
adv. back cover]
Davenport Wm. 638 Broadway
DELEHANTY MICHAEL, 26 Green [see adv.
page 222]
Germiller S. 47 Bowery
Hoy John jr. 18 Green
Kramerath M. 297 South Pearl
Langan & Bro. 82 South Pearl
Leonard Nicholas, 163 South Pearl
McClure J. 29 Orange
McCollum Hugh jr. 22 Hudson
McGarvey Wm. 48 Broadway, Greenbush
Mulcahy Edward, 709 Broadway
O'Brien P. 175 South Pearl
Pasco E. L. 56 Washington avenue
Pasco Robert V., Broadway, Greenbush
Roseboom Gerrit, 105 South Pearl
Roseboora J. 94 Hudson
Sager Peter, 7 Green
Schlink Valentine, 172 Broad
Smith Thos. 12 Little Basin
Wands & Kinnicutt, 21 and 23 Green
Warren Wm. L. 6(t Washington avenue
Wenz Peter, 298 South Pearl
Whitney W. (fixtures), 86 Green
Wood Moses, 230 Washington avenue
Tobacco Cutting Machines.
RODGERS JOHN, 33 and 35 Lumber [see adv.
page 225]
Tobacconists.
(See also Cigars and Tobacco.)
Falk Meyer, 337 Broadway
Greer i&'Son, 822 Broadway
Johnson J. O. 548 Broadway
Malone & King, 885 Broadway
Miller Julius, 20 South Pearl
Murdock E. 193 Broadway
Opperman Fred. 134 >s South Pearl
PAYN BENJAMIN, 447 Broadway [see adv.
page 236]
Rice & Steuart, 116 South Pearl
Sherwood Thomas J. 146 South Pearl
Sherwood & Son, Lydius corner Church
Shields & Son, 35 Church
Sommers Isaac, 370 Broadway
Sprague Horace, 62 Washington avenue
Strasser M. 4 Howard
Tow Boats.
(See steam Tow Boats.)
Transportation Lines.
Albany and Canal Line, J. J. Austin, agent,
108 Pier
American Transit Co. William Eaton, agent,
103 Pier
Boston, Providence and New Haven Packets,
Smyth & Meigs, agents, 40 Quay
Boston Packets, G. E. Gay, agent, 103 Pier
Chenango Lake Boat, S. B. Congdon & Co.
agents, 61 Quay
Commercial Transportation Co. D. Mann, agent,
1 1 Quay [120 Pier
Cool's Glen's Falls Line, H. A. Dwight, agent,
Hartford and Albany Steam Transportation Line,
W. S. Preston, agent, 110 Pier
Horton's Com. Exchange Line, 77 Pier
Hudson River Transportation Co., Wm. Lloyd,
agent, 62 Pier
Merchants' Dispatch Line, J. B. F. Barnard, agt.
1 Clinton avenue, near Broadway
Merchants' Steam Boat Line, A. R. Becker, agt.
282 Broadway
New Haven, New Bedford .ind Poughkeepsie,
Russell & Read, agents, 118 Pier
New York and Albany Propeller Line, John
Stackpole, agent, 310 Broadway
New York Central R. R. Line, Vose & Winue,
agents, 1 1 Quay
Northern Transportation Line, A. Robertson,
agent, 105 Pier
New Oswego Line, Wm. Eaton, agent, 103 Pier
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
185
PEOPLE'S LINE, J. W. Harcourt, agent, 283
Broadway [see adv. page 244]
Providence, New Bedford and Bridgeport, Geo.
M. Griffeu & Co. agents, 1 1 1 Pier
Rochester Transportation Co., Van Santvoord&
Co. agents, 77 Pier
SWIFTStFRE LINE (freighttoN. Y.), Van Sant-
voord & Co. agents 77 Pier [see adv. p. 250]
Syracuse and Oswego Line, Wm. Eaton, agent,
103 Pier
Troy and Chicago Line, Wm. Eaton, agent, 103
Pier
Troy and Oswego Line, S. B. Congdon & Co.
agents, 61 Quay
Utica Line, Chamberlains, agents, 47 Quay
Western States, William Eaton, agent, 103 Pier
Western Transportation Co., S. G. Chase, agent,
113 Pier
White's Transportation Line, Albany and Phila-
delphia, John G. White & Son, agents, 101
Quay corner Bleecker.
Trimmings, etc.
Denmead John, 568 Broadway
Dickerman E. & H. L. 57 Washington avenue
Sinsheinier M. 554 Broadway
REID JOHN, 686 and 588 Broadway [see adv.
page 245]
Trunks, Valises, etc.
LLOYD LYMAN J. 340 and 342 Broadway [see
adv. page 217]
Rodgers L. M. 364 Broadway
Truss and Bandage Manufacturer.
Francks Jonathan, 81 North Pearl
Turning and Sawing.
Degan Conrad, 32 James
DEDERICK L. & P. K. 58 and 60 Bleecker
Taaffe William, 52 Chapel
VIELE R. K., Thacher above North Ferry [see
adv. page 223.]
Type Founder.
VAN BENTHUYSENC. 407 Broadway [see adv.
page 6]
Umbrellas and Parasols.
WEAVER D. L. 39 Green [see adv. page 248]
Undertakers.
Allen James, 613 Broadway
Erasure John W. 104 Lydius
COLEMAN H. R. 607 B'way [see adv. page 240]
Cooley Brothers, 44 Orangi
Harrigan John, 22 Canal
Netterville J. W. 118 S. Pearl and 90 Bleecker
Parsons H. & Son, 601 Broadway
Robbing & Murtaugh, S. Pearl c. Arch
Rodgers Charles H. 212 South Pearl
Senrick & Fisher, 40 Washington avenue
Smith Edward T. 84 South Pearl
Schmidt Henry, 336 Washington avenue
Smyth A. V. H. D. Broadway, Greenbush
Vile Joseph, 9 Plain
Upholsterers.
Butts George, 126 Eagle
Morange J."W. 39 North Pearl
SENRICK & FISHER, 40 Washington avenue
[see adv. page 233]
Shanks David W. 32 Green
Van Gaasbeek & Co. 463 Broadway
WHITE ANTRIM (mattrasses), 36 Green [see
adv. page 6]
WOOSTER B. W. 57; and 59 South Pearl [see
adv. page 240]
Variety, Toys, etc.
Blackman John H. 200 South Pearl \
Brown William, 770 Broadway
Dickerman E. & H. L 57 Washington avenue
Friday Benjamin, 178 Broadway
Graham Barbara, 66 Washington avenue
Hattersley Robert, 86 First, Arbor hill
Hogle J. C. 49 Washington avenue
Illch Meier, 124 South Pearl
.lewett Caroline, 71 North Pearl
•LORD JOSEPH, 19 Philip
Norris H. B. Mrs. 70 Washington avenue
Rech Nicholas, 216 Washington avenue
Reid John, 635 Broadway
Savage Catharine, Broadway, Greenbush
Spelman B. R. & R. L. 582 Broadway
Tobin Thomas 46 Quay
Veterinary Surgeons.
Gibson John, 266 North Pearl
Laidlow R., Cutler's stables, Elk
Vosburg Levi, 22 Westerlo
Wright George, 1 53 Lydius
Wright Joseph, 153 Lydius
Vinegar.
Friedlander David, 271 South Pearl
Gaige Walter, 11 Park
Rolf John J. 384 Lydius
Spanier Louis, 801 Broadway
Stone & Merritt, 50 Quay
Vail Francis, 73 Green
Wagon and Sleigh Makers.
See Carriage Builders.
Watches and Jewelry.
Adler & Myers, 386 Broadway
Davis R. 54 South Pearl
Gramm Jacob, 113 South Pearl
Herman Morris, 9 Washington avenue
Hood B. L. 40 State
Jenkins Ira, 640 Broadway
Kronmeier August, 191 South Pearl
Laventall J. 34 South Pearl
Lawten Slager A. 44 State
Lyons M. 61 Washington avenue
Marsh Benjamin, 34 State
McHarg Alex. 38 Green
McNaughton Francis, 33 X South Pearl
Mix J. jr. 24 Green
Neuhaus Fred. 187 South Pearl
Peterman J. 36 Hudson
Rosengarden Joseph, 98 South Pearl
Spoerhase Louis, 140 South Pearl
Stein & Brother, 542 Broadway
Stern's Sons, 22 South Pearl
Waterman George, 98 State
Wendell & Feltman, 480 Broadway
Wild Edward, 166 South Pearl
Weighers and Measurers.
See Grain Measurers,
Wheelwrights.
Castle Daniel, 136 Railroad avenue
Dempsey James, Colonie cor. Railroad avenue
Fitzgerald Maurice, 125 Bowery
Helme Joseph, 16 Bowery
Lockley Richard, 3 Carroll
Marcoux Theodore, Bath
McDonald B. 149 Church
McKenney Patrick, 194 Orange
186
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
McMahon Joseph, 6 Grand
O'Connell T. 62 Water
Rookwatght, 326 Washington avenue
Whipmaker.
SUepard R. J. 23 Church
White washers.
Ben Peter, at Haswell's, South Pearl c. Lydius
Latour William, 18 Canal
Mason James, 113 Elm
Window Shades.
Dickerman E. & H. L. 57 Washington avenue
HARRIS DAN'L, 8 Green [see adv. front cover]
Morange J. W. 39 North Pearl
Shanks D. W. 32 Green
Wines, etc.
IMPORTED.
BEHAN THOMAS, 6 Hudson [see adv. p. 232]
BURT CHARLES A. 797 Broadway [see adv.
page -228
COCHRAN W, F. 41 N. Pearl [see adv. p. 249]
EVERS JOHN, Chapel corner Van Schaick [see
adv. page 232]
Mcknight JOHN'S son (malt). Hawk corner
Canal [see adv. page 230]
STORRS, MURPHY & McDONALD, 356 and 358
Broadway [see adv. page 233]
TRACEY JOHN & CO. 20 and 22 State [see akd^.
page 222] ;
Wire Cloth and Selves. i
SMITH PETER, 16 Beaver [see adv. back ccj-
lored] !
Wood. ,
See Coal and Wood. j
Wooden Ware Dealers.
(See also House Furnishing Goods.) '.
Bicknell Becker, 397 Broadway
Geary G. N. 44 Washington avenuQ
Kennedy Wm. N. 47 South Pearl
McHaffie & Ramsey, 75 State
Morris Robert S. 65 South Pearl
Templeton Samuel, 511 Broadway
Wooley Jesse B. (manufacturer), 120 Wash, at
Wool Dealers.
ANABLE & RATHBONE, 30 and 32 State [s4e
adv. page 235]
Knower John, 31 Hudson j
Newman Charles, 457 Broadway ;
Smith & Covert, 30 State I
Sweet B. A. 320 Broadway |
VAN SICKLER R. M. & FORBY, 1 and 2 Cen-
tral Block, Broadway [see adv. page 225] I
Wilson James, 54 Dean j
Woolen Goods. .. % •
Sweet & Tingley (knit), 320 BroadwajF.* / j
MARBLE HALL, 468 BROADWAY.
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Open for the ESPECIALi USE OF LADIES (and Gentlemen accompanying tbem),
from O A. BI. until 1 P. 91. } for Gentlemen until 10 P. BI.
ALBANY DIRECTORY.
187
CHIGEEBING & SON'S NEW SCALE.
THE BEST
Second-hand Pianos taken in exchange. >
Piano* rented, tuned and repaired. /
Manufactured in the United States,
WARE BOOMS
85 ST^TE STREET, ^I^BJUfTlT,
J. COLLIER.
LITHOGRAPHIC, COPPER PLATE,
WOOD ENGBAVING and FEINTING,
EXECUTED IN THE BEST MANNER,
^nd at leas than JVew T'orh Prices.
Cards, Notes, Checks, Drawings of Machinery, Circulars, Maps and
Charts, Bill Heads, Show Cards, Views of Buildings, Portraits, &o.
WEDDING & VISITING CARDS,
ENGBAYEO AND PRINTED IN THE XOST FASHIONABLE STYLES.
. BUSINESS and SHOW CARDS in every variety of style at
LEWIS & GOODWIN»S,
452 Broadway, Albany, N. Y.
S. W. GIBBS,
STOVE
PATTERN MAKER
AND
NO. 9 LIBERTY STREET,
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Cor. LODGE I HOWARD STS., Opposite Nonnal IM,
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Nos. 54 and 56 South Pearl, cor. Hudson, Albany, N. T.
LACES, EMBROIDERY A9ID TRIMMINGS, HOSIERY,
RIBBON AND MIUINERY, WOOLEN GOODS, SUN UMBRELLAS.
Tbe Largest asBortment of
SKELETON SKIRTS and CORSETS at Slannfactarers' prices.
I^g* Country Merchants and Peddlers supplied at New York cash prices.
196
ALBANY DIRECTORY,
YOUNG MEN'S ASSOCIATION
ron.
ORGANIZED IX 1$33.
ROOMS AT ASSOCIATION HALL,
nSTo. 40 ST^TE STREET.
OI'I'IOEZH.S s
J. T. Mcknight, President.
R. V. DeWITT, Jr., Corresponding^ Sec'y
IRA PORTER, Jr., Recording Sec'y.
G. D. VAN VLIET, Treasurer.
J. P. ROGERS, 1st Vice-President.
A. G. WHITE, 2d Vice-President.
E. Y. TEN EYCK, 3d Vice-President
ISAIAH PAGE,
WM. E. ORR,
D. S. BENTON,
GEO. B. SPERBY,
C. T. JENKINS, J. J. AUSTIN, Jr.
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J. F. WINNE, Librarian.
Number of Volumes In Iilbrary,
MeTfrgpapers on File, . • .
Periodicals^
8800
70
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Rooms.
The Y. M. A. Lecture Room, with a capacity to seat 800 persons, well adapted for Concerts,
Lectures, Exhibitions and Entertainments of various kinds, is let for tj;ie above named purposes
at a moderate charge.
CITY GOYEENMENT,
197
ALBANY ORGANIZED AS A CITY, 1686.
ALBANY MADE CAPITAL OF THE STATE, 1798.
CITY ELECTION"
ON THE
2d TUES. OF APBIL
in each year.
CITY GOVERNMENT
ORGANIZES
ON THE
1st TUESDAY OP MAY
in eacli year. .
CITY GOVERNMENT FOR 1862-63.
ELI PERRY
85 Washington avenue.
CHARLES L. AUSTIN,,
Elm street, cor. Hawk.
. Mayor.
. Recorder.
BOARD OP ALDERMEN.
First Ward:
One Year.
John Tracey,
(Schuyler Mansion) Clinton st.
Second Ward :
Lemuel M. Rodgers,
137 Green street.
Third Ward:
John W. Harcourt,
97 Lydius street.
Fourth Ward :
William Hastings,
12 Norton street.
Fifth Ward :
E. Corning, Jr.,
87 State street.
Two Years.
Bernard Reynolds,
232 South Pearl st.
Thomas McCarty,
99 Church street.
John Kennedy, Jr.,
Lydius st. cor. Philip.
William Orr,
89 Hudson street.
James I. Johnson,
91 Columbia street.
Sixth Ward :
One Year.
Samuel Anable,
3 Clinton square.
Seventh Ward ■
Edward Mulcahy,
59 Van Woert street.
Eighth Ward :
Patrick M. McCall,
58 Swan St., Arbor hill.
Ninth Ward :
John Phillips,
304 Washington avenue.
Tenth Ward :
Joseph T. Rice,
20 Jay street.
Two Years.
Ab'm A. Wemple,
49 Spencer street.
Terrence J. Quinn,
28 Ferry street.
Thomas J. Cowell,
21 Chapel street.
George I. Amsdell,
174 Washington ave.
Edward Wilson,
389 Lydius street.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Academies and Schools — Aid. Tracey, Kennedy,
Cowell.
Accounts — Aid. McCall, Johnson, Phillips.
Alms House — Aid. Johnson, Tracey, Wemple.
Applications to the Legislature— Aid. Wilson,
Harcourt, Hastings.
Apportionments — Recorder, Aid. McCall, Orr.
Boar-d o/HcaZi/i— Mayor, Recorder, Aid. Corning,
McCarty, Anable, Cowell.
Board of Magistrates— Recorder, Aid. Rodgers,
Quinn, Kennedy, Cowell, Orr.
City Hall — Mayor, Recorder, Aid. Mulcahy,
Amsdell, Anable, Wemple.
Engine — Aid. Kennedy, McCall, Hastings.
Feri-y — Aid. Reynolds, McCarty, Phillips.
Finance — Aid. Corning, Tracey, Wemple.
Industrial School — Aid. Amsdell, Corning, Orr.
Lamps — Aid. Rice, Amsdell, Anable.
Land — Aid. Mulcahy, Rogers, Cowell.
Latv — Recorder, Aid. Rice, Orr.
Levels — Aid. Quinn, Rogers, Anable.
Markets — Aid. Rodgers, Wilson, Hastings.
Navigation — Aid. Harcourt, Reynolds, Phillips.
Police — Aid. Amsdell, Mulcahy, Cowell.
Printing — Aid. Johnson, Rice, Hastings.
Rail Roads — Aid. McCarty, Wilson, Wemple.
Relations of City and County — Aid. Wilson,
Corning, Phillips.
Streets— N. D., Aid. McCall, Mulcahy, Wemple.
S. D., Aid. Harcourt, McCarty, Orr.
Water — Aid. Rice, Reynolds, Cowell.
Wells and Pumps — Aid, Quinn, Wilson, Anable.
MISCELLANEOUS OFFICERS.
Alms House Physician — James L. Babcock — office
101 Lydius.
Assistant Surveyor — James Browne.*
Attorney — Clinton Cassidy — office 57 State street.
Clerk — Martin Delehanty.*
Chamberlain — J. C. Y. Paige.*
City Assessors— James Boyle, 1 year ; Thomas
Dolan, 2 years ; Edwin Luce, 3 years.*
City Physicians — 1st ward, George Steinert; 2d
ward, James Cox ; 3d ward, Henry S. Case ;
4th ward, J. D. Havens ; 5th and 6th wards, F.
* Office at City Hall.
25
C. Adams ; 7th ward, Frank Mattimore ; 8th
ward, Joseph N. Northrop ; 9th ward, Charles
H. Smith ; 10th ward, L. P. Van Hoesen.
City Superintendents — N. i)., James Allen; S.
D., Richard Parr, Jr.* John J. Riley, Clerk.
Coroners — See page 212.
Deputy Chamberlain — Lewis Wiles.*
Deputy Excise Officer — J. C. Y. Paige.*
Harbor Master — James Savage — office 4 Maiden
lane.
Inspector of Weights and Measures — Samuel C.
Harris — office 120 Washington avenue.
19S
POLICE AND FIRE DEPAETMENT.
Justices of Justices' Court — John J. Gallup, I
ye:ir; William Gillespie, 2 years; Henry P.
Nugent, 3 years— offic« over Center Market.
Marshal — A. Gujler Ten Eyck.*
Overseer of the Poor— Lawrence Nolan — office
over Center Market.
Receiver of Taxes — Lewis Wiles.*
Superintendent of Alms House — Owen Golden.
Supervisors— ]si ward, Patrick Whitty ; 2d ward,
Kicliard H. Scott ; 3d ward, James Mclntyre ;
4th ward, Francis N. Sill ; 5th ward, John N.
♦Office at City Hall.
Parker ; 6th ward, Daniel Shaw ; 7th ward,
Ami Fassett ; 8th ward, Henry N. Wickes ; 9th
ward, William McClubkey ; ICtli ward, iienj.
Franklin Rice. (See also page 212.)
Surveyor — Reuben H. Bingluiu;.*
Trustees of the General Debt and Water Debt
Sinking Funds— }i\i Perry (Mayor), J. C. Y.
Paige (Chamberlain), Visscher Ten Eyck.
Water Commissioners — Erastus Corning, John
Taylor, "Visscher Ten Eyck, Henry H. Martin,
James kidd — office 61 State street. Geo. W.
Carpenter, Superintendent WorUs.
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Police CosunssioNEKS.- Eli Perry (chaiAian), Mayor; John 0. Cole, S. H. H. Parsons (secre-
tary), Police Justices ; Visscher Ten Eyck, John Tracey— office Mayor's Room, City Hall.
Chief cf Police, AMOS ADAMS— office James street, corner of Maiden lane,
DISTRICT NO. 1, 42 Ferry street.— George M.
Hagadorn, Captain. J. D. W. Wemple, Lieu-
tenant. John J. Franklin, Adam Stutts,
Nelson Milliman, Jeremiah Toomey, Matthew
Hamilton, James Smith, John Domery, Jere-
miah Hoyel, John Manning, James Wilson,
Patrolmen. Levi Relyea, Doorman.
DISTRICT NO. 2, 21 James street.— John Bren-
nan. Captain. William H. Brandenburg, Lieu-
tenant. Patrick Malone, Thomas McBride,
Jacob Switser, Alexander Buchanan, John R
DISTRICT NO. 4, 154 Lancaster street.— Still-
man Hazeltine, Captain. Jeremiah J. Van Bra-
uier, Lieutenant. Alexander WiLson, Henry
McDuffie. Eamund Ellis, Jacob Grubb, John
J, Mesick, Ezra R. Palmer, Peter Hook, Jas.
Teelin, Jacob D. Van Buren, Jolm P. Bradt,
Patrolmen. James Holiiday, Doorman.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Police Justices.— John 0. Cole, S. H. H. Par-
sons — office over Center Market.
Hotaling, Win. M. Richards, John Stephens, | Policemen attached to the Police Court. —
Francis Winne, Gerrit M. Clute, Leonard L. ' ' ^ -n;. . .. n.i: i.. m^.i. /-. t> i,i,„
Scott, Patrolmen. Jas. H. Cowell, Doorman.
Pier Police.— Terrence Reilly, James Clark,
Daniel McCarty, Daniel Behan.
DISTRICT NO. 3, 15 Jackson street.— Jacob Sa-
ger, Captain. Theodore Gillespie, Lieutenant.
Robert Davidson, Wm. Walls, Wm. W. Put-
nam, Charles S. Gillesijie, William Nowlan,
John Campion, John Bryan, James Van
Schoonhoveu, John Myers, Joseph S, Grady,
Patrolmen. James Oswald, Doorman.
Joseph Clinton, Elisha Mack, George B. John-
son, John Maloy, Elias P. Hale, James Cowie-
son.
Sheriff and Deputies — (see page 212).
Ward Constables. — 1st ward, Thomas Silsby,
2d ward, James Collins ; 3d ward, Daniel Kir-
by ; 4th ward, Jacob R. McMickin ; 6tii ward,
John Meighan ; 6th ward, Wm. J. Myers ; 7th
ward, John Brennan ; 8th ward, Terrence She-
ridan ; 9th ward, George Shater; 10th ward,
John O'Hagau.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Chief Engineer, JAMES McQUADE— office No. 34 Plain street, near Philip.
Assistant Engineers, William T. Johnsonj Thomas Fayles, Charles Lightfoot, John Daley,
Engine.
AMERICUS ENGINE COMPANY No. 13, Jeffer-
son street, near Swan— Henry Stackpole, Fore-
man.
DANIEL D. TOMPKINS ENGINE COMPANY
No. 8, Bleecker street— Robert H. Bell, Fore-
man.
EAGLE ENGINE COMPANY No. 7, Hudson
street — Wm. Quinn, Foreman.
MOUjNTAINEER engine COMPANY No. 5,
Washington ave.— Joseph Clow, Foreman.
NIAGARA ENGINE COMPANY No. 6, State
street, above Hawk — James Storey, Foreman.
NEPTUNE ENGINE COMPANY No. 10, Wilson
street— P. Campion, Foreman.
RELIEF ENGINE COMPANY No. 11, S. Pearl
street, below Arch— Wm. Smith, Foreman.
WARREN ENGINE COMPANY No. 12, Second
street, Arbor hill— George Vance, Foreman.
Hook and Ladder.
PROTECTION HOOK AND LADDER COM-
PANY No. 1, 57 Westerlo street— Wm. Mix,
Jr., Foreman.
RED JACKET HOOK AND LADDER COMPANY
No. 2, Clinton ave.— George Brown, Foreman.
Hose.
PHENIX HOSE COMPANY No. 4, Grand street
— James Ryan, Foreman.
PUTNAM HOSE COMPANY No. 3, North Lan-
sing street, below Broadway — William J.
Campbell, Foreman.
TIVOLl HOSE COMPANY No. 1, Plain street-
Jacob C. Cuyler, Foreman.
UNION HOSE COMPANY No. 9, Lumber street,
cor. Swan, Arbor hill— John Vant, Foreman.
WASHINGTON HOSE COMPANYNo. 2, Chapel
street — John Pochin, Foreman.
ALBANY FIRE DEPARTMENT, meet quarter
yearly at their rooms in City Hall. George T.
Seymour, President. Geo. E. Latham, Vice-
President. Isaac Jones, Secretary. Visscher
Ten Eyck, Treasurer. Henry Neamire, Col-
lector. Hale Kingsley (chairman), James H.
Kelly (secretary), Thomas Fayles, Jr., Joseph
Murphy, John Hastings, Jeremiah J. Van
Bramer, Trustees.
HOSE DEPOT, No. 133 Hamilton street— John
Donohoe, Superintendent.
NEWSPAPERS, ETC
199
NEWSPAPERS.
ALBANY ATLAS AND ARGUS, Comstock &
Cassidy, Beaver street, cor. Broadway— daily,
$8; semi-weekly, fl.
ALBANY DAILY KNICKERBOCKER, HHStings
& Co., 1 M (rreen street— daily, $3 ; weekly, $1.
ALBANY EVENING JOURNAL, Weed, Dawson
& Co., 61 State St. — daily, $8; semi-weekly,
$4 ; weekly, $2.
ALBANY EVENING STANDARD, Griffin &
Co., 58 State street— R. M. Griffin, editor-
daily, 9 cents a week ; weekly, $1 a year.
ALBANY MORNING EXPRESS, Stone, Henly
& Co., 52 State street — .lacob C. Cuyler, edit-
or— daily, 9 cents a week.
ALBANY TIMES AND COURIER, Godfrey &
Co., 22 Green street — daily, 9 cents a week.
COUNTRY GENTLEMAN, L. Tucker & Son,
395 Broadwav — weekly, $2.
CULTIVATOR, L. Tucker & Son, 395 Broad-
way— inontlily, 50 cents.
FREIE DEUTSCHE BLAETTER, A. Miggael, 10
William street — tri-weekly, $4.
.JOURNAL NEW YORK STATE AGRICUL-
TURAL SOCIETY (office in Geological Hall)—
monthly.
NEW YORK TEACHER, James Cruiksliank, 74
State street (up stairs) — monthly, $1.
REPUBLICAN STATESMAN. 74 State street-
daily, 10 cents a week.
LIBRARIES.
ALBANY INSTITUTE LIBRARY, in Albany
Academy, E'gle street, cor. Elk — 8,000 vols.
ALBANY LIBRARY, in Female Academy, North
Pearl street— 5,000 vols.
MEDICAL LIBRARY, in Medical College, Eagle
street, cor. Jay — 5,000 vols.
NORMAL LIBRARY, in State Normal School,
Lodge street, cor. Howard — 5,000 vols.
STATE LIBRARY, State street, adjoining the
Capitol— 58,000 vols.
YOUNG MEN'S ASSOCIATION LIBRARY, in
Association Hall, 40 State street— 12,000 vols.
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
LIBRARY, rooms Tweddle Hall— 1,500 vols.
EXPRESSES.
ALBANY AND SCHENECTADY EXPRESS,
office Nos. 9 and 10 State street— W. and P. C.
Steers, Proprittors.
ALBANY AND TROY EXPRESS, office No. 6
Exchange Building — Peter La Rose, Proprie-
tor.
AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY (to all points
of the U. S.), office No. 11 Exchange Build-
ing— Wells, Butterfield & Co., Proprietors.
R. L. Johnson, Manager.
BANK PACKAGE EXPRESS, between Albany
and Troy, office No. 57 State street — Aug. B.
Lathrop, Proprietor.
COHOES, WEST TROY AND ALBANY EX-
PRESS, office No. 12 Exchange Building— S.
Buss, Proprietor.
LANSINGBURGH, TROY AND ALBANY EX-
PRESS, office at Thorburn's Seed Store — I.
Gardner, Proprietor.
MERCHANTS' DESPATCH (fast freight line,
owned and managed by the American Express
Co.), office No. I Clinton avenue. John JB. F.
Barnard, Agent.
NATIONAL EXPRESS COMPANY (to all points
north), office No. 13 Exchange Building. E.
H. Virgil, Manager.
NEW ENGLAND EXPRESS COMPANY (to all
points east), office No. 12 Exchange Building
— Thompson & Co., Proprietors. Robert L.
Johnson, Manager.
POWELL'S BANK EXPRESS, office at Thor-
burn's Seed Store — Wm. Powell, Proprietor.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS, see page 212.
Theodore Wood, Professor Music.
Board op Educatioij . — John 0. Cole {President), Charles L. Austin, George W. Carpenter,
Thomas McElroy, Eli Perry, William A. Rice, Henry Russell, George H. Thacher, John Tracey.
Henry B. Haswell, Sccretori/— office No. 74 State street (up stairs).
No. Location. Principal.
1, 274 South Pearl Jacob S. Mosher.
2, 218 State Leicester Allen.
3, 7 Van Tromp Charles A. White,
4, 55 Union Edward E. Burnet.
5, 172 North Pearl William B. Sims.
6, 121 Second Augustus G. Cole.
8, 151 Lydius Benjamin Edson.
No. Location. Principal.
9, Ferry, cor. Dallius Wm. H. Hughes.
10, 182 Washington ave Jonathan Brownell.
11, 417 Lydius, near Lark..Josiah H. Gilbert.
12, Wash, ave., cor. Robin. George H. Benjamin.
13, B'way, cor. Lawrence.. .A. F. Onderdonk.
14, Broad, below Westerlo . Chauncey W. Allen,
Wilberforce,147 Hudson,Thomas Paul.
200 CHURCH E,^, MISSIONS AND SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
CHURCHES, MISSIONS, SUNDAY SCHOOLS.i
DENOMINATION.
Baptist,.,
do.
do. .
do. .
do. .
do. .
do. .
Congreg'nal,
Episcopal, .
do.
do.
do.
do.
Evangelical,
do.
Friends,
Independ.,..
do.
Jewisl),
do
do
Lutheran,...
do.
do.
do.
Methodist, . .
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
Presbyterian
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
Ref. Dutch, .
do.
do.
do.
do.
Rom. Cath.,
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
Second Adv.
Unitarian, ..
Universalist,
Methodist,
do.
do.
Union, . . .
do. —
do. ...
Baptist,
do.
do.
do.
CHURCHES.
First Baptist Church,
North Pearl Street Baptist Church, . .
State Street Baptist Church,
Tabernacle Baptist Church,
German Baptist Church,
Washington Avenue Baptist Church,
Hamilton St. Baptist Church (African),
First Congregational Church,
St. Peter's Church,
St. Paul's Church,
Ti'inity Church,
Church of the Holy Innocents,
Grace Church,
Evangelical German Association,
Evangelical Prot. German Chui'ch, . . .
Friends' Meeting House,
Bethel, for Watermen,
Bethel, for Watermen,
Beth Jacob Synagogue,
Beth El Synagogue,
Anshe Emeth Synagogiie,
Evangelical Luth. Ebenezer Church,
Evangelical Luth. German Church, . .
Evangelical Luth. German Church, . .
Ev. Luth. St. .John's German Church,
Hudson Street M. E. Church,
Garrettson Station M. E. Church,
Ferrv Street M. E. Church,
Washington Avenue M. E. Church, . .
Arbor Hill M. E. Church,
Congregational M. E. Church,
Free Central M. E. Church,
Broadway M. E. Church,
Fu-st Wesleyan Methodist Church, . . .
Second Wes. Meth. Chapel (African)
African M. E. Church,
First Presbyterian Church,
Second Presbyterian Church, ,
Third Presbyterian Church, ,
Fourth PresDyteriau Church,
Fifth Presbyterian Church,
State Street Presbyterian Church, ...
United Presbyterian Churcli,
First Reformed Prot. Dutch Churbh,
Second Reformed Prot. Dutch Church.
Third Reformed Prot. Dutcli Church!
Fourth Ref. Prot. Dutch Ch. (German);
Holland Ref. Prot. Dutch Omrch, . .
Cathedral of the Immac. Conception
St. Mary's Church,
St. John's Church,
St. John's Church,
St. Joseph's Church,
St. Patrick's Church,
Church of the Holy Cross,
Second Advent Church,
First Unitarian Church,
Church of the Messiah, '
MISSIONS.
Bowery Mission,
Groesbeckville Mission, .
Pine Grove Mission,
Lydius Street Mission, . .
Spring Street Mission, . . .
South'Mission,
SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
Tabernacle Baptist Mission School, .
North Pearl Street Baptist School, .
State Street Baptist School,
Central Mission School,
Hudson, cor. Philip,
North Pearl, near State,
State, cor. High,
North Pearl, ab. Wilson,
Washington, near Lark,.
252 Washington avenue, .
Hamilton, lielow Grand,
Beaver, cor. South Pearl,
State, cor. Lodge,
South Pearl, bel. Beaver,
Broad, below Lydius, . . .
North Pearl, cor. Colonic,
Wash, ave., cor. Lark,. ..
Clinton, cor. Nucella, . . .
Clinton, cor. Alexander,
Plain, near Grand.
Montgomery, ab. Colum.,
Lumbermen's p]xchange,
Fulton, above Lydius,...
Herkimer, bel. Franklin,
S. Pearl, op. Herkimer, . .
Pine, cor. Lodge,
State, above Swan,
Nucella, cor. Franklin, . .
Bowery,
Hudson, above Grand, . .
N. Pearl, ab. Columbia,
Ferry, cor. Franklin, ....
Wash, ave., cor. Swan
Swan, near Lumber, ....
Clin. ave. cor. Broadway,
Grand, cor. Lydius, .....
867 Broadway,
North Pearl, ab. Clm. av
Third, below Lark.
321 Hamilton,
Philip, cor. Hudson,
Chapel, ab. Maiden lane.
North Pearl, cor. Clin, av
Broadway, near Wilson,.
Second, below Lark.
State, above Swan, . .
Lancaster, above Eagle,
North Pearl, cor. Orange,
Hudson, below S. Pearl,
Ferry, cor. Green,
Schuyler, below S. Pearl,
Orange, cor. Chapel,
Eagle, cor. Lydius,
Chapel, cor. Pine,
Ferry, cor. Dallius,
East Albany,
Ten Broeck, cor. Second,
Bowery, cor. Perry,
Hamilton, cor. Philip,...
77 State, cor. N. Pearl, ..
Division, bel. S. Pearl,..
Green, below Hamilton,..
205 Bowery,
Whitehall road,
Alb. and Schen. turnpike
400 Lydius,
Spring, above Lark, . , . .
Schuyler St. Church, . . .
160 North Pearl,
Session room of church,
Basement of church,
48 Beaver,
E. L. Magoon.
William Arthur.
J. D. Fultou.
William P. Everett.
T. Douglity Miller.
Ray Palmer.
William T. Wilson.
William Rudder.
Edward Selkirk.
William R. Jolmson.
P. K. Cady.
Augustus Spies.
Charles A. Biel.
H. L. Calder.
Hydeman.
Samson Falk.
M. Mayer.
H. N. Pohlman.
Reinholdt Adelberg.
C. L. E. Fischer.
Ernst Hoflman.
Mark Trafton. ,
J. E. Bowen.
S. D. Brown.
S. M. Merrill.
R. H. Robinson.
R. B. Stratton.
E. Goss.
S. McChesney.
Horace B. Knight.
Leonard Patterson.
John N. Campbell.
William B. Sprague.
E. Halley.
S. T. Seelye.
Alex. S. Twombly.
S. F. Morrow.
I. N. Wyckoff.
Wm. H. Miller.
H.Schnellendruessler
William A. Houbolt.
E. P. Wadhams.
T. Doran.
Corn's Fitzpatricke.
John Corry.
J. J. Conroy.
A. McGeough.
Theo. Noethen.
William Wilson.
A. D. Mayo.
DeForest Porter.
J. S. Ostrander.
Local.
J. Oliver.
David Dyer.
David Dyer.
David Dyer.
SUPERINTENDENTS.
J. C. Grimwood.
John F. Rathbone.
S. M. Fish.
E. Griffin.
SUNDAY SCHOOL UNIONS
MUSIC
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DENOMINATION.
Baptist, . . . .
do
do
do
Congreg'nal,
Episcopal, ..
do.
do.
do.
do.
Independ.,..
Lutheran,...
do.
do.
do.
Methodist, . .
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
Presbyterian
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
Ref. Dutch,
do.
do.
do.
Rom
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
Union,
do
do
Unitarian, ..
Universalist,
SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
Oath.,
Wasliington Avenue German School,
Washington Avenue Baptist School,.
First Baptist School, j
Hamilton St. Baptist School (African)
Congregational School,
St. Peter's School,
St. Paul's School,
Trinity School,
Churcli of the Holy Innocents School,
Grace School,
Bethel Schools,
Evan. Luth. Ebeuezer Church School,
Evan. Luth. German School,
Ev. Luth. St. John's German School,
Ev. Luth. German School, .
Hudson Street School,
Garrettson Station School,
Ferry Street School,
Washington Aveime School,
Arbor Hill School,
Congregational Methodist School,. ...
Free Central School,
Broadway School, ;
West Mission Union School,.
Groesbeckville Mission School,
Bowery Mission School,
Pine Grove Mission School,
First Wesleyan School,
Hamilton Street School (African),
First Presbyterian School,
Second Presbyterian School,
Third Presbyterian School,
Fourth Presbyterian School,
Second Street Mission School,
State Street Presbyterian School, ....
United Presbyterian School,
First Refoi'med Prot. Dutch School,
Second Reformed Prot. Dutch School,
Third Reformed Prot. Dutch School,
Fourth Reformed Prot. Dutch School,
Cathedral School,
Church of the Holy Cross School,
St. Mary's School,
St. John's School,
St. Joseph's School,
St. Patrick's School,
School of St, Vincent de Paul,
Spring Street Mission School,
Lydius Street Mission School,
Ren.sselaer Street Mission School,.. ..
Unitarian School
Church of the Messiah School,
Church,
Church,
Basement of church,
do. do.
Se.ssion house, op. ch . , . .
Church,
do
do
Rear of church,
Vestry, rear of church, . .
Church.
Rear of church,
Church,
do
Nucella, cor. Franklin, . .
Church,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
400 Lydius,
Whitehall road,
205 Bowery,
Alb. and Schen. turnpike
Church,
do
Session house, rear of ch.
do. do.
Basement of chui-ch,
Session house, rear of ch.
Church,
Basement of church,
Session house,
do. rear of ch.
do. do.
Basement of church, ....
Schuyler St. Church, . . .
42 Jefferson,
Church,
Basement of church, ....
Rensselaer, cor. Dallius,
Lumber, cor. North Pearl
Bowery, cor. Perry,
Groesbeckville,
Mission house,
400 Lydius,
51 Rensselaer,
Church,
Green, below Hamilton.
SUPERINTENDENTS.
George Sheldon.
Edwin Carey.
Ezra B. Bennett.
William Deitz.
Austin S. Kibbee.
George Wrightson.
William Rudder.
Edward Selkirk.
William H.De Witt.
M. L. Schermerhorn.
Henry H. Van Dyck.
Reinholdt Adelberg.
Sylvester Shaffer.
Leo M. Fetzer.
Warren S. Kelly.
William H. Buck.
Thomas Schuyler.
T. D. Cameron.
Samuel R. Earls.
John E. Page.
William Simpson.
J. W. Osborn.
Daniel G. Staley.
Harvey Watson.
John E. Weaver.
C. Bates.
Hezekiah Alexander.
John Slauson.
Charles B. Nichols.
Robert H Wells.
Jeremiah Waterman.
James Hendrick.
H. N. Wickes,
David Murray.
Samuel Templeton.
Charles Van Zandt.
W. L. M. Phelps.
James L. Babcock.
H. Schnellench-uessler
Christian Brothers.
Theodore Noethen.
James Walsh.
John Powers.
Christian Brothers.
Edward Carroll.
Jeremiah Sheehan.
George B. Hoyt.
S. D.^Willard.
Rufus K. Viele.
C. Sawyer.
SUNDAY SCHOOL UNIONS.
ALBANY METHODIST EPISCOPAL SUNDAY
SCHOOL UNION. Charles P. Easton, Presid-
ent. John S. Hamlin, Vice-President. Samuel
R. Earls, Corresponding Secretary. Daniel G.
Staley, Recording Secretary. Warren S. Kelly,
Treasurer.
ALBANY COUNTY SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.
Semi-annual meeting on last Tuesday of May
and November. E. D. Robinson, President.
John Reid, John McHarg, J. H. Coughtry, A.
E. Willis, R. N. Newton, Joseph Kennedy,
Henry March, Abram Kirk, S. W. Larchar,
George Dawson, John Templeton, Vice-Pre-
sidents. Henry S. McCall, Corresponding Se-
cretary. Oakley Osborn, Recording Secretary.
Wm. L. WooUett, Treasurer.
MUSIC.
Association.
UNION MUSICAL ASSOCIATION. Robert L.
Johnson, President. John N. Cutler, Samuel
A. Kinuicutt, Vice-Presidents. Edwin D.Wor-
cester, Secretary. A. P. Stevens, Treasurer.
Thos. Spencer Lloyd, Director. J. Augustus
Reed, Organist. Geo. B. Burroughs, Libra-
Bands.
ALBANY BRASS BAND, headquarters No. 140
State street — P. Klein, Leader.
ALBANY BRIGADE BAND, headquarters 134
South Pearl street — F. Opperman, Conductor.
ALBANY CORNET BAND (now at the seat of
war), headquarters No. 83 Green street — S.
Schreiber, Leader.
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MASONIC.
MASONIC
Commaiideries,
GRAND COMMANDERY OF THE STATE OF
NEW YORK. Zenas C. Priest, G. C. Orrin
Welch, Dep. G. C. William H. Burtiss, G.
Gen. Pierson Mundy, G. C. G. Salem Town,
G. P. H. F. L. Bunting, G. S. W. Charles
E. Gillett, G. J. W. John S. Perry of Troy,
G. Treas. Robert Macoy of NewYork, G. R.
Samuel Graves, G. S. B. H. Clay Preston, G.
Sw. B. Bradley Parker, G. W. John Mc-
Quillou, G. Sen.
TEMPLE COiMMANDERY, No. 2, regular com-
munications first and third Fridays of each
month, at Masonic Hall. Fi'ank Chamberlain,
E. C. Edward H. Jones, Gen. Lyman G.
Dart, C. G. Townsend Fondey, Prelate.
Wm. H. Williams, S. TV. R. D. Hays, /. W.
William Headlani, Treasurer. William J.
Shankland, Recorder. John P. S. Gilford, C.
Daniels, St. B. N. S. Parkhuist, TV. Wm.
Connelly, Sen.
Chapters.
GRAND ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER OF THE
STATE OF NEW YORK, meet annually at
Albany, on the first Tuesday in February, at
Masonic Hall. George H. Thacher of Albany,
G. H. P. Arthur Boyce, D. G. H. P. Darius
A. Ogden, G. K. Dan S. Wright, G. S.
Salem Town, G. C. William Seymour of
Albany, G. Treas. John 0. Cole of Albany,
G. Sec. William Connelly, G. A. C. Alonzo
Crosby, G. Sen.
TEMPLE ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER, No. 5,
regular communications second and fourth
Tuesdays of each month, at Masonic Hall.
Joseph Fellows, H. P. Richard Barhydt, K'.
Henry C. Haskell, S. Wm. Seymour, C. H.
Alanson B. Russ, P. S. Wm. C. McKenzie,
R. A. C. Richard D. Hayes, M. 3d V. Abram
Lederer, M. 2d V. Jas. Thompson, M. 1st V.
Cornelius Glen, Secretary. Wm. Headlam,
Treasurer. Alonzo Crosby, Tiler.
Lodges.
John Cadman, D. D. G. M.
David Gkibben of Albany, Dep. Gr. Sec.
GRAND LODGE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK. Finlay M. King of Syracuse, G. M.
John J. Crane, D. G. M. Clinton F. Paige, S.
G. W. Stephen H. Johnson, J. G. TV. Chas.
L. Church of New York, G. Treas. James M.
Austin of New York, G. Sec. Salem Town,
Henry C. Vogell, R. L. Schoonmaker, G. Chap.
Amos H. Prescott, G. Mar. Robert G. Cor-
nell, G. S. B. William Loomis, G. Sxu. B.
James Hyde, James Herring, Isaac M. Phyfe,
Darius Clark, G. St. Cornelius Esselstyn, S.
G. D. Charles D. Brown, J. G. D. Oren
Brown, G. Pur. Sewall Fisk, G. T. Frank
M. Hopkins, G. Lee.
MOUNT VERNON LODGE, No. 3, regular com-
munications first and third Mondays of each
month, at Masonic Hall. David Gribben, TV,
M. Charles Vandenburgh, S. TV. Augustus
Bowers, /. TV. James F. Crosby, Treas. A.
F. Chiitfield, Sec. John Fonda, S. D. Wil-
liam C. McKenzie, J. D. Alonzo Crosby,
Tiler.
MASTER'S LODGE, No. 5, regular communica-
tions second and fourth Mondays in each
month, at Masonic Hall. Instituted 1768 ; in-
corporated 1861. William Bay, William Sey-
mour, Robert H. Waterman, Trustees. Jef-
ferson Peterman, TV. M. John P. S. GiflFord,
S. TV. William S. Paddock, J. TV. Joseph
Fellows, Treasurer. Cornelius Glen, Secre-
tary. Harris I. Fellows, S. D. Albert West,
./. b. Titus Mead, J. Penniman Smitii, Stew-
ards. Diedrich Willers, .Jr., Lib. .John B.
Marsh, Organist. Albert C . Judson, JlIarsAal.
Alonzo Crosby, Tiler.
TEMPLE LODGE, No. 14, regular communica-
tions first and third Tuesdays of each month,
at Masonic Hall. Lyman G. Dart, TV. M.
Charles Hilton, S. TV. Stephen McKnight,
J. TV. W. G. Burrows, Treas. Thomns P.
Way, Sec. Augustus G. Cole, S. J5. G. S.
Duncan, J. D. John McEwen, Andrew Boyd,
M. of C. Chas. W. Gushing, Chap. Thomas
Spencer Lloyd, Organist. Thomas C. Jeflers,
Marshal. Alonzo Crosby, Tiler.
WASHINGTON LODGE, No. 85, regular com-
munnications on the second and fourtli Thurs-
days of each month, at Masonic Hall. Thos.
J. Cowell, TV. M. Henry Van Hoesen, S. TV.
Jcseph Lederer, /. TV. B. Hiller, Secretary.
John A. Sickles, Treasurer. Richard Van
Vranken, iS'. Z). James McConville, J. D. A.
Crosby, Tiler.
WADS WORTH LODGE, No. 417, regular com-
munications on the second and fourth Wed-
nesdays of each month, at No. 74 State street.
James Cruikshank, TV. M. P. H. Shaw, S.
TV. David H. Pearsall, J. TV. John Walker,
Treas. John J. Bradt, Sec. William Wil-
liamson, S. D. John W. Bebee, J. D. Tyler
R. Blake, Nathan Ware, M. of C. David
Rose, S. A. Seymour, William Fisher, Trus-
tees. D. L. Weaver, Chap. John McClel-
land, Marshal. W. H. Clark, Organist. Wm.
Waldron, Tiler.
ANCIENT CITY LODGE, No. 452, regular com-
munications on the first and third Wednes-
days of each month at Masonic Hall. Charles
S. Murphy, TV. M. Arthur Boyle, S. TV.
Thomas Smyth, J. TV. Henry Morgan, Sec.
Edwin Stevens, Treas. Thomas Robinson,
S. D. Robert Thomson, J. D. Alonzo Cros-
by, Tiler.
Board of Relief.
ALBANY MASONIC BOARD OF RELIEF, meet
the last Saturday of each month, at Masonic
Hall. The Committee on Charity meet every
Saturday at the same place. James Cruik-
shank, President. Lyman G. Dart, Vice-Pre-
sident. Chas. Vandenburgh, Secretary. Chas.
Hilton, Treasurer.
TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES, ETC.
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I. O. of O. F.
William H. H. Prall, Grand Secretary of the Grand Lodge of Northern New York, and Grand
Scribe of the Grand Encampment of Northern New York — office at Syracuse.
District Grand Committee of Albany. — Martm Lederer, D. D. G. M. Henry A. Clement, Se-
cretary. Meet on the last Wednesday in January, April and Octoher, and on the third Wednesday
in July (annual meeting), at Odd Fellows' Hall, Green street, corner of Beaver.
Encampments.
NEW YORK, No. 1, meet on the first and third
Saturdays of every month at Odd Fellows'
Hall.
EN-HAK-KORE, No. 5, meet on the second and
fourth Fridays of every month at Commercial
Building.
Degree Lodges.
ALBANY CITY, No. 11, meet every Tuesday
Hvening at Commercial Building.
EXCELSIOR, No. 15, meet every Thursday
evening at Odd Fellows' Hall.
HERMAN'S (German), No. 31, meet every se-
cond Monday evening at Commercial Build'g.
Subordinate Lodges.
HOPE, No. 1, meet every Monday evening at
Odd Fellows' Hall.
CLINTON, No. 7, meet every Wednesday even-
ing at Commercial Building.
GERMAN COLONIAL, No. 16, meet every
Monday evening at Commercial Building.
FIREMEN'S, No. 19, meet every Thursday
evening at Odd Fellows' Hall.
AMERICAN, No. 32, meet every Tuesday even-
ing at Commercial Building.
MOUNT HERMON, No. 38, meet every Wednes-
day evening at Odd Fellows' Hall.
PHENIX, No. 41, meet every Tuesday evening
at Odd Fellows' Hall.
MOUNT CARMEL (German,) No. 76, meet every
Monday evening at Commercial Building.
SCHO-NEGH -TA-DA , No. 87, meet every Thurs-
day evening at Commercial Building.
SAMARITAN, No. 93, meet every Friday even-
ing at Odd Fellows' Hall.
TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES.
NEW YORK STATE TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.
Charles Hathaway of Delhi, President. E. B.
Day, J. Ryder, Lyman Bennett, J. J. Knox, A.
B. Preston, Vice-Presidents. J. Foote, S. T.
Seeley, Abel Stevens, J. S. Pattengill, J. L.
Barlow, Executive Committee. H. L. Grose
of Ballston, Corresponding Secretary. W. T.
Doubleday, Recording Secretary. John Reid
of Albany, Treasurer.
Sons of Temperance.
District No. 19, William Gordon, D. G. W. P.
ALBANY DIVISION, No. 24, meet every Mon-
day evening at No. 586 Broadway. James W.
Mann, W. P. Josiah McCloy, W. A. Wm.
Gordon, Ji. S. Orange Dudly, ^. Jl. S. Wm.
H. Parry, F. S. Jacob Roseboom, T. H. B.
Knight, Chaplain. John Williams, C. Wm.
Fisher, A. C. Joseph Padlow, 1. S. William
Thorn, 0. S.
GREENBUSH DIVISION, No. 50, meets every
Tuesday evening at No. — Broadway, Green-
bush. James A.irwin, W. P. Edmund C.
Warner, W. A. Peter Elmendorf, jR. S. An-
drew Martin, A. R. S. Jonas Whiting, F. S.
Wesley Hyler, T. Isaac Freeman, Chaplain.
Edward Warner, C. Thomas Ferguson, A. C.
James Kirwin, Jr., I. (S. James Toole, O. S.
Temples of Honor.
District No. 30, Jonathan Kidney, D. G. W. T.
DEGREE TEMPLE, No. 2, meet on the second
and fourtli Tuesday of each mouth at No. 586
Broadway.
SOCIAL TEMPLE, No. 22, meet every Thursday
evening at No. 586 Broadway. Hannah Wil-
son, ,S. P. T. Wm. Gordon, B. P. T. Mary
E. Chase, S. V. T. D. L. Weaver, B. V. T.
Mary Dillow, 8. R. Wm. J. Packard, B. R.
Smith, S. F. R. William J. Ward,
B. F. R. Jenny Tweddell, S. U. David
Rose, B. U. S. C. Sillick Slaw-
son, B. C.
TIVOLI TEMPLE, No. 22, meet every Friday
evening at No. 586 Broadway. Sillick Slaw-
son, W. C. T. Jonathan Kidney, W. V. T.
William Jared Packard, W. R. Elisha Mack,
W. A. R. William Fisher, W. F. R. David
Rose, W. T. William Gordon, W, U. Wm.
J. Ward, W. D. U. Willard Parnell, W. G.
William H. Parry, W. S.
A. D. O. of H.
FREIE BRUEDER LODGE, No. 62, meet every
Tuesday evening at Commercial Building.
Henri Stouter, O. B. William Marzh, U. B.
John Miller, John Goras, Secretaries. Henri
Haus, Treasurer.
HARMQNIC LODGE, No. 12, meet every Wed-
nesday evening at Commercial Building. Kris-
tain Handlin, O. B. Donel Beir, U. B. Frank
Rosche, Henri Fuchs, Secretaries. John Hart-
mann, Treasurer.
I. O. of B.
SHILAH LODGE, No. 17, meet weekly at Com-
mercial Building. Emanuel Labeschiner, Pre-
sident. Moses Hess, Vice-President. Maier
Illch, Secretary. S. M. Valkenburgh, Moses
Hamburger, M. Herrmann, Trustees.
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MILITARY. INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CITY PHILANTHROPHIC GROVE, No. 15,
meet every Friday evening at Commercial
Building. M. Lipman, N. A, A. G. Lyons,
V. A. Myer K. Cohen, Secretary. William
Story, Treasurer.
U. A. O. of D.
SCHILLER GROVE, No. 4, meet every Saturday
evening at Commercial Building. Henry
Haus, iV. A. Michael Blank, V. A. Matthias
Bissikummer, Secretary. John Koustein,
Treasurer,
MILITARY.
STATE MILITARY ASSOCIATION.— Col. George W. Pratt (Kingston, Ulster county), 20th Regi-
ment, President. Col. A. M. Wood, 14th Regiment, Col. J. C. Piuckney, 6th Regiment, Major
Jas. L. Gilbert, Gen. W. S. Fullerton, Vice-Presidents. Col. H. S. Fairchild (Rochester, Monroe
county), o4th Regiment, Treasurer. Col. George W. Morell, 1st Division, Recording Secretary.
Capt. Hiram Roosa, 8th Brigade, Corresponding Secretary. Charles W. Hewes, 42d Regiment,
Chaplain.
NATIONAL GUARD OP NEW YORK.
THOMAS HILLHOUSE, Adjutant General— o&ce in Capitol.
Third Division. — Johk T. Cooper, Major-General. James Hendrick, Divition Inspector.
Ninth Brigade. — Joun F. Rathboxe, Brigadier General.
25th Regiment (Artillery).
Armory, State Arsenal, Eagle, cor. Hudson.
M. K. Bryax, Colinel. James Swift, Lt. Col.
D. Feiedlander, Major, i. M. Kimball, Adj.
Co. A. J. Fredendall, Captain.
B. Thos. McDennott, Captain.
C. John Gray, Captain.
D. F. Marshall, Captain.
E. J. J. Huber, Captain.
F. M. H. Kenely, Captain.
G. Henry Mulholland, Captain.
H. J. B. Barnard, Captain.
L. F. Niewdorf, Captain.
R. Hale Kingsley, Captain.
10th Regiment (Light Infantry).
Armory, State Arsenal, Eagle, cor. Hudson.
Co. A. Cuyler Van Vechten, Captain. Armory,
119 State street.
B. Ira W. Ainsworth, Captain. Annory,
Broadway, corner Steuben.
D. James Dodds, Captain.
E. James McFarland, Captain.
F. James R. Harris, Captain.
R. Henry Dorr, Captain.
Independent.
Albany Burgesses Corps, James C. Cook, Capt.
Rooms in Bleecker Hall, 561 Broadway.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Albany City Fire Ins. Company.
Office in Union Bank, 446 Broadway.
Chae. 1860. Cash Cap. and Surplus, $110,000.
Wm. Tillinghast, President. John H. Rice, Se-
cretary. Wm. Tillingluist, John S. Boyd, Wm.
N. Strong, J. Van Gaasbeek, Alfred Wild, Chas.
Van Bentbuyseu, T. Van Heusen, G. C. David-
sou, Clark Rice, C. W. Duraut, A. Barnes, Wil-
liam L. Learned, James Roy, A. P. Palmer, E.
Corning, Benj. Payn, C. Vibbard, A. E. Stim-
son, Alanson A. Sumner, A. Bleecker Banks,
Robert L. Johnson, J. M. B. Davidson, J. D.
Badgley, George B. Steele, Jas. A. Wilson, John
F. R,athbone, T. G. Younglove, Thos. Kearney,
Jas. C. Kennedy, B. P. Learned, Directors.
Albany Insurance Company.
56 State Street.
Incoe. 1811. Charter Ext. in 1828 and 1851.
Cash Capital and Surplus, 1200,000.
Rufus II. King, President. Stephen Groes-
beeck. Secretary. Rufus H. King, Augustus
James, Marcus T. Reynolds, William C. Miller,
Jacob H. Ten Eyck, Harmon Purnpeily, .JohnT.
Cooper, Peter McNaughton, Lyman Chapin,
Franklin Townsend, Joel Rathbone, Eliphalet
Wickes, John H. Van Antwerp, Directors.
Commerce Insurance Company.
448 Broadway, over Albany Exchange Bank.
Incorporated 1859,
Cash Capital and Surplus, $217,000.
Adam Van Allen, President. Thos. Schuyler,
Vice-President. G. A. Van Allen, Secretary.
John G. White, Tiieodore F. Humphrey, E. A.
Durant, L. M. Palmer, Adam Van Allen, Thos.
Schuyler, Chas. B. Lansing, Chauncey P. Wil-
liams, James W. Eaton, Jesse C. Potts, John H.
Reynolds, Chas. B. Redfield, Isaac A Chapman,
M. H. Read, Archibald McClure, Visscher Ten
Eyck, Horace D. Hawkins, Charles H. Adams,
Peter Monteath, Directors.
The Mutual Insurance Company
OF THE CITY AND COUNTY OF ALBANY.
50 State Street.
Incorporated 1836. Capital $250,000.
Erastus Corning, President Joshua G. Cotrell,
Vice-President. George Cuyler, Secretary and
Treasurer. Erastus Corning, Joshua G. Cotrell,
Henry H. Martin, James A. Wilson, John F.
Ratlibone, Eli Perry, John Knower, Barent P.
Staats, Ellis Baker, Jared A. Post, Artemas Fish,
Archibald McClure, Wm. McElroy, Directors.
ASSORTING HOUSE
BANK
205
ASSORTING HOUSE
FOR STATE CURRENCY, office No. 452 Eroadway (over Merchants' Bank), established AprU,
1858. Samuel Moffat, Superintendent. John Nickerson, Chief Clerk and Receiving Teller. F.
F. Grant, Paying Teller. James M. Gladding, Redemption Clerk. Henry R. Wright, Bookkeeper.
BANKS.
The Banks are open every day in the year, from 10 a. m. to 2 p. m., except Sundays and holi-
days. The interest for discount in the Banks in this city, is fixed at 7 per centum per annum.
Albany City Bank.
47 State Street. Capital, $500,000.
Erastus Corning, President. John V. L. Pruyn,
Vice-President. H. H. Martin, Cashier. Eras-
tus Corning, Ellis Baker, B. R. Wood, Wm.
Seymour, John Knower, John V. L. Pruyn, D.
H. Caiy, William Smith, David Hamilton, Eli
Perry, Henry H. Martin, E. Corning, Jr., Samuel
H. Cook, Directors. C. L. Garfield, David C.
Briggs, Paying Tellers. G. D. Van Vliet, Peter
Wendell, Ira Porter, Jr., Receiving Tellers. B.
Wemple, S. W. Whitney. J. B. Keith, Book-
keepers. H. T. Martin, H. G. Radcliff, Discount
Clerks. Isaac H. Vrooman, Corresponding Clerk.
F. W. Hoi brook, Savings Department. George
P. Whitney, Clerk.
Albany City Savings Institution..
47 State Street.
Erastus Corning, President. John Taylor, Eli
Perry, Vice-Presidents. Henry H. Martin, Trea.
surer. James Kidd, James McNaugliton, John
V. L. Pruyn, William Humphrey, James Goold,
Henry H. Martin, John Knower, W. Boardman,
John G. White, Ellis Baker, Chris. W. Bender,
Thos. Noonan, Wm. Smith, D. H. Cary, Trus-
tees. F. W. Holbrook, Teller.
Albany Exchange Bank.
450 Broadway. Capital, $311,000.
Stephen H. Alden, President. Wm. Gould,
Vice-President. Chauncey P. Williams, Cashier.
Stephen H. Alden, William Gould, Ichabod L.
Judson, James McNaughton, John M. Newton,
Wm. McElroy, 0. Allen, Chauncey P. Williams,
Christopher W. Bender, Amos Pilsbury, Lan-
sing Merchant, Jeremiah J. Austin, Samuel N.
Bacon, Directors. Clarence C. Cheney, Teller.
Neil Gray, Ass't Teller. Isaac Giff'ord, Book-
keeper, Len. G. Ten Eyck, Jr., Discount Clerk
and Savings Bank Teller. Wm. E. Cornwell,
Clerk.
Commercial Bank.
38 State Street. Capital, $500,000.
Ezra P. Prentice, President. Visscher Ten
Eyck, Cashier. Jas. D. Wasson, R. H Pruyn,
Peter Monteath, V. Ten Eyck, Ezra P. Prentice,
Eliphalet Wickes, James N. Ring, Peter Cagger,
Robert L. Johnson, Archibald McClure, William
White, Thomas P. Crook, Benjamin C. Ray-
mond, Directors. James Martin, Teller. Wil-
liam D. Case, Receiving Teller. Fred. S. Pease,
General Bookkeeper. Wm. H. Burhans, Indi-
vidual Bookkeeper. George B. Burroughs, Dis-
count Clerk. Isaac B. Briggs, John Raleigh,
Geo. Davidson, Clerks. j
Discount days, Wednesdays and Saturdays. I
26 ~~
Mechanics and Farmers' Bank.
Broadway, corner of Exchange Street.
Capital, $350,000.
Thos. W. Olcott, President. Thomas Olcott,
Cashier. Thomas W. Olcott, William H. De
Witt, Alden March, Alanson A. Sumner, Theo.
F. Humphrey, Thos. Olcott, James B. Jermain,
Uri Burt, A. A. Dunlop, George B. Steele, Wm.
A. Young, Directors. Daniel Leonard, Teller.
William H. Haskell, Wm. R. Hills, Bookkeepers.
W. McHench, Discount Clerk. G. B. Sperry, J.
J. Hyland, Dudley Olcott, Stephen J. Brown,
Frederick H. Pepoon, Clerks.
Discount days, Tuesdays and Fridays.
Merchants' Bank of Albany.
458 Broadway. Capital, $280,000.
John Tweddle, President. Richard Van Rens-
selaer, Vice-President. Adam Van Allen, Cash-
ier. J. Tweddle, Richard Van Rensselaer, Mau-
rice E. Viele, Robert A. Forsyth, Joseph N. Bul-
lock, A. C. Pulling, Charles B. Lansing, Thomas
Schuyler, Adam Van Allen, Directors. A. C.
Judson, Teller. N. D. Wendell, Discount Clerk
and Notary. Harvey Wendell, .James Maher,
Bank Bookkeepers. Wm. Story, A. Van Allen.
Jr., Clerks. *
Discount days, Wednesdays and Saturdays.
New York State Bank.
69 State Street. Capital, $350,000.
Rufus H. King, President. Joel Rathbone,
Vice-President. J. H. Van Antwerp, Cashier.
Rufus H. King, Joel Rathbone, Lyman Chapin
William Adams, Franklin Townsend, Samuel h!
Ransom, John H. Van Antwerp, Wm. C. Miller
J. Howard King, J. Howard Rathbone, David
L Boyd, Directors. John Templeton, Teller.
S. J. Leake, D. G. Curtiss, Bookkeepers. D. w".
Wemple, Discount Clerk. R, V. DeWitt Jr.
Corresponding Clerk. A. H. DeForest, Assist-
ant Teller. Wm. Bruce, Jr., Clerk.
Discount day, Monday.
Union Bank of Albany.
446 Broadway. Capital, $500,000.
Billings P. Learned, President. A. P. Palmer
Acting Cashier. Billings P. Learned, Gilbert c!
Davidson, Adam Van Allen, William N. Strong,
Chauncey Vibbard, Amos P. Palmer, William L.
Learned, D. D. T. Charles, C. W. Durant, Alfred
Wild, Le Roy Mowry, James W. Eaton, Direct-
ors. B. P. Learned, Jr., TeZZcr. Ariel Lathrop,
Bookkeeper. Lewis R. Gregory, Discount Clerk.
Calvin W. Eaton, Clerk.
206 SAVINGS BANKS
ALBANY SAVINGS BANK.
Nos. 38 and 40 State Street, Commercial Bank Building.
Incorporated by an Act of the Legislature in the year 1820.
This Bank is open daily, for the purpose of receiving Deposits, and the gene-
ral transaction of business, during the usual banking hours (from 10 o'clock
a. m. to 2 o'clock p. m.) each day, and Saturdays from 4 to 8 o'clock, p. m.
OFFICEKS.
K. H. KING, 1st Vice-President. JACOB H. TEN EYCK, 2d Vice-President.
ROBERT H. PRUYN, Secretary. VISSCHER TEN EYCK, Treasurer.
TRUSTEES.
William McHarg, Jacob H. Ten Eyck, Rufus H. King, F. J. Barnard, Robert
H. Pruyn, Harmon Pumpelly, Wm. E. Bleecker, James D. AVasson, E. P. Prentice,
Matthew McMahon, Franklin Townsend, Charles Van Benthuysen, Archibald
McClure, Visscher Ten Eyck, Peter Gansevoort, Joel Rathbone, William C.
Miller.
MECHANICS AND FAEMERS' SAVINGS BANK.
Broadway, corner of Exchange Street.
This Bank is open for Deposits, and for the transaction of general business
every day from 10 o'clock a. m. to 2 o'clock p. m. (Sundays and holidays ex-
cepted.)
THOA^AS W. OLCOTT, President. THOMAS OLCOTT, Secretary.
TRUSTEES.
Thomas W. Olcott, Alanson A. Sumner, Thurlow Weed,
William H. DeWitt, Theodore F. Humphrey, Thomas Olcott,
Alden March, John F, Rathbone, John J, Olcott.
Ira Harris,
ALBANY EXCHANGE SAVINGS BANK.
No. 450 Broadway.
Bank open for Deposits, and for the transaction of general business, every
day, from 10 o'clock a. m. to 2 o'clock p. m. (Sundays and holidays excepted.)
OFFICERS.
JAMES McNAUGHTON, President.
WM. GOULD, Ist Vice-President. S. B. McCOY, 2d Vice-President.
CHAUNCEY P. WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
TRUSTEES.
James McNaughton, Otis Allen, Samuel Anable, Wm, G. Thomas, Lansing
Merchant, James A. Gray, Chauncey P. Williams, Chris. W. Bender, William
Gould, John S. Perry, Thomas W. Newcomb, John Stuart, Samuel N. Bacon, S.
Bogardus McCoy, Chas. E. GiflFord, Isaac A. Chapman, John H. Reynolds, Gaius
M. Blodgett, Wm. H. Ross, Alonzo Bruce.
MISCELLANEOUS.
207
MISCELLANEOUS.
Cemeteries.
ALBANY RURAL CEMETERY, situated on the
Troy road, near West Troy. Thomas W. 01-
cott, President. Anthony M. Strons;, Secre-
tary. Peter Gansevoort, Marcus T. Reynolds,
Alden March, Ira Harris, Otis Allen, B. T.
Welch, Wm. H. DeWitt, John F. Rathboue,
Samuel H. Ransom, Trustees. James W.
Greene, Superintendent— o&ce No. 9 Douw's
Building.
BURIAL GROUNDS, situated on State, Knox,
Snipe and Robin streets.
ST. JOHN'S CEMETERY, situated on the Dela-
ware turnpike.
ST. MARY'S AND ST. JOSEPH'S CEMETERY,
situated on the Great Western turnpike.
Companies.
See also pages 210, 211.
ALBANY EXCHANGE COMPANY, office No.
50 State street (Cooper's Building). Joel Rath-
bone, President. Richard Van Rensselaer,
Secretary. Joel Rathbone, James McNaugh-
ton, Rufus H. King, Jas. Kidd, Visscher Ten
Eyck, A. E. Brown, John Knower, Directors.
ALBANY GAS LIGHT COMPANY, office No. 59
State street. H. Pumpelly, President. B. C.
Humphrey, Secretary, Harmon Pumpelly,
Joel Rathbone, Henry H. Martin, Jacob H.
Ten Eyck, R. Van Rensselaer, James Kidd,
Robert Boyd, Eli Perry, Directors. P. A. Sab-
baton, Superintendent qf Works.
ALBANY PIER COMPANY. Era.stus Corning,
President, Moses Patten, Vice-President.
William White, Superintendent. M. H. Read,
James Dexter, William White, A. Van Sant-
voord, E. A. Durant, Wm. A. Young, Execu-
tive Committee.
AMERICAN TELEGRAPH COMPANY, office
B.ank Building, 450 Broadway (up stairs).
HUDSON RIVER BRIDGE COMPANY AT AL-
BANY, office first floor of Exchange Building.
Erastus Corning, President. Sidney T. Fair-
child, Secretary and Treasurer. Erastus Corn-
ing, Dean Richmond, Samuel Sloan, Chester
W, Chapin, Wm. H. Swift, John V. L. Pruyn,
Edmund H. Miller, Sidney T. Fairchild, Henry
H. Martin, Directors.
Institutions.
ACADEMY OF THE SACRED HEART (Board-
ing), under the direction of the Order of the
Ladies of the Sacred Heart, situate at Ken-
wood. Madame Peacock, Lady Superior.
Parish (Day) School attached to above,
Broadway, corner Wilson street. Madame
Cornelieus, Lady Superior.
ALBANY ACADE.MY, corner of Fayette and
Elk .-treets, fronting on Eagle. Peter Ganse-
voort, President. John W. Ford, Treasurer.
Peter Gansevoort, Wm. B. Sprague, Thomas
W. Olcott, James P. Boyd, Orlando Meads,
Christopher Y. Lansing, Henry H. Martin,
Thomas Hun, John F. Rathbone, David Mur-
ray, Thomas C. Pitkin, Ebenezer P. Rogers,
Howard Townsend, John W. Ford, the Mayor
and Recorder, ex-officio. Trustees. David
Murray (Principal), R. W. Swan, Edward P.
Waterbury, Henri Kambli, Truman D. Came-
ron, Thos. H. Pitkin, Chas. E. Smith, Horace
Loomis, Amos A. Cass, E. 15. Rice, Faculty.
ALBANY CLASSICAL INSTITUTE, No. 47
Eagle street. C. H. Anthony, Principal.
ALBANY CITY HOSPITAL, Howard street, cor.
Eagle. Erastus Corning, Ezra P. Prentice, M.
T. Reynolds, Wm. H. De Witt, T. W. Olcott,
H. Pumpelly, John Taylor, Joel Rathbone,
Archibald McClure, J. H. Ten Eyck, Rob't H.
Pruyn, Visscher Ten Eyck, Rob't Townsend,
John Tweddle, the Mayor and Recorder, ex-
officio. Governors. Thomas W. Olcott, Pre-
sident. A. McClure, Vice-President. Robert
Townsend, Secretary. Visscher Ten Eyck,
Treasurer. James McNaughtoii, Alden March,
James U. Armsby, John Swinburne, .AWcndmg
Surgeons. Thomas Hun, Mason F. Cogswell,
Howard Townsend, James P. Boyd, Attending
Physicians. Horace T. Hanks, House Physi-
cian and Surgeon. R. Bygate, Superintendent.
ALBANY DISPENSARY, connected with the
Albany City Hospital, Howard street, open
daily, from 9 to 12. Harmon Pumpelly, Pre-
sident. Jacob H. Ten Eyck, Thos. W. Olcott,
Vice-Presidents. Archibald McClure, Trea-
surer. James B. Sanders, Secretary.
ALBANY EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY, No.
115 Grand street. Robert Liston, Surgeon.
ALBANY FEMALE ACADEMY, No. 27 North
Pearl street. Amasa J. Parker, President. E.
S. Stearns, Secretary. Thomas W, Olcott, Ira
Harris, Harmon Pumpelly, Isaac N. Wyckoff,
Wm. B. Sprague, James McNaughtou, Amasa
J. Parker, John T. Cooper, James H. Armsby,
E. S. Stearns, Amos Dean, Erastus D. Palmer,
Wm. L. Learned, Trustees. Eben S. Stearns
(Principal), H. Kambli, Wm. F. Sherwiu, Leo
Altmayer, Edward Gay, Jas. E. Pomfret, Amos
Dean, C. G. Greely, Clara A. Eddy, M. J. Bruce,
Laura Wildes, Sarah B. Chamberlain, Emily
S. Oakey, Theresa Fornachon, Virginia E. Fish,
Maria Calver, Professors and Instructors. M.
Tebbutt, Janitor.
ALBANY FEMALE SEMINARY, No. 67 Divi-
siou street. Henry D. Burlingame, Principal.
Mrs. A. Josephine Burlingame, Preceptress.
ALBANY GYMNASIUM, organized 1853, incor-
porated 1858, rooms in Marble Hail, No. 468
Broadway. D. B. Luther, President. George
N. Collier, Vice-President. Daniel G. Curtiss,
Secretary. Rich'd V. DeWitt, Jr., Treasurer.
J. L. Montgomery, M. V. B. Finch, Henry W.
Scovel, James Strain, Robert Headlam, Chas.
Knickerbocker, Chas. Troester, A. B. Lathrop,
B. P. Learned, Jr., W. H. McClure, William J.
Quinn, W. McDonald, A. L. Van Benthuysen,
Managers.
ALBANY INSTITUTE, meet semi-monthly at
the Albany Academy, from October to May.
John V. L. Pruyn, President. Frederick S,
Pease, Treasurer. David Murray, Secretary.
Department of Physical Science and the
Arts.— Richard V, DeWitt, President. John
Pater.-ion, Corresponding Secretary, John H.
Hickcox, Librarian.
Department of Natural History. — Ste-
phen Van Rensselaer, President. Peter Ganse-
voort, Vice-President. Joel Munsell, Corre-
sponding Secretary. S. Oakley Vanderpoel,
Rec. Secretary. C. B. Redfield, Treasurer.
Department of History and General
Literature.— Alexander S. Johnson, Presid-
ent. John N. Campbell, Vice-President. Jacob
I. Werner, Corresponding Secretary. David
Murray, Recording Secretary. H. A. Homes
Treasurer. James Hall, Howard Townsend,
Charles H. Anthony, Amos Dean, Andrew E.
Brown, Curators.
208
MISCELLANEOUS,
ALBANY MECHANICS' INSTITUTE. Rufus
K. Viele, President. James A. Gray, Vice-
President. John A. Goeway, Secretary. H.
L. Emery, Treasurer. Ira Jaeger, William
Dey Ermand, John G. Treadwell, Samuel H.
Ransom, Morgan L. Filkins, William Head-
lam, Jr., Directors.
ALBANY MEDICAL COLLEGE, Eagle street,
between Lancaster and Jay. Alden March,
President cif the Faculty. James H. Armsby,
Curator. Howard Townsend, Librarian. J.
V. P. Quackenbush, Registrar. Alden March,
Jas. McNaughton, Jas. H. Armsby, H. Town-
send, Chas. H. Porter, J. V. P. Quackenbush,
Professors. H. R. Haskins, Demonstrator.
ALBANY ORPHAN ASYLUM, Robin street, be-
tween Great Western turnpike and Washing-
ton avenue. James D. Wasson, President.
Jeremiah Waterman, Secretary and Treasurer.
Joel Marble, Superintendent. Mrs. J. Marble,
Matron. James D. Wasson, William .James,
Marcus T. Reynolds, James Dexter, John F.
Rathbone, Maurice E. Viele, Isaac Edwards,
Wm. N. Strong, John Sill, Jeremiah Water-
man, Samuel H. Ransom, Managers. John F.
Rathbone, John Sill, M. E. Viele, William N.
Strong, Isaac Edwards, Jeremiah Waterman,
Executive Committee.
ALBANY SOCIAL TURN-VEREIN, incorpo-
rated 1860, rooms at Schreiber's Washington
Hall, Green street. Augustus Tolle, Presid-
ent. Joseph Fischer, Secretary.
BANKS, see pages 205, 206.
BOARD OF TRADE, rooms in Ransom's Iron
Building, Broadway. B. H. Mills, President.
T. W. Griffin, Jeremiah Waterman, Vice-PrC'
sidents. William Lacy, Recording Secretary.
William F. Preston, Corresponding Secretary.
George M. Griffin, Treasurer. Chas. T. Smyth,
Cornelius W. Armstrong, Thomas P. Crook,
Moses Patten, T. McCredie, Reference Com-
mittee.
COMMERCIAL ACADEMY, No. 94 State street.
E. B. Rice, Principal.
DUDLEY OBSERVATORY, situated on Observ-
atory Hill, near the north line of the city. O.
M. Mitchel, Director. G. W. Hough, Observer.
F. A. Mitchell, Ass't Astronomer. Thos. W.
Olcott, President. William H. De Witt, Vice-
President. Isaac W. Vosburgh, Treasurer.
Jas. H. Armsby, Secretary. Thos. W. Olcott,
Wm. H. De Witt, Robert H. Pruyn, John B.
Tibbitts, Alden March, S. H. Ransom, G. C.
Davidson, James H. Armsby, Isaac W. Vos-
burgh, Ira Harris, J. F. Rathbone, Amos Dean,
Erastas D. Palmer, 0. M. Mitchel, Trustees.
ST. VINCENT'S (Catholic) ORPHAN ASY-
LUMS. John McCloskey, President. John J.
Conroy, Vice-President. William D. Morange,
Secretary. Peter M. Morange, Treasurer. John
McCloskey, John J. Conroy, P. M. Morange,
Wm. D. Morange, T. Doran, Cornelius Fitz-
patricke, E. P. Wadhams, T. Noethan, John
Tracey, Charles L. Austin, Matthew McMahon,
R. J. Carmody, Oliver Houli, Philip McGuire,
John McEvoy, Thos. Mattimore, Bryan Smith,
Managers.
Boys' — Great Western Turnpike, under the
direction of the Christian Brothers.
Girls' — North Pearl street above Lumber,
under the direction of the Sisters of Merr-y.
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, Lodge street, cor-
ner of Howard. Superintendent of Public In-
struction, Chairman. S. B. Woolworth, Se-
cretary and Treasurer. Superintendent of
Public Instruction, Chas. L. Austin, Franklin
Townsend, Samuel B. Woolworth, Robert H.
Prayn, Executive Committee. David H. Coch-
ran (Principal), Rodney G. Kimball, Le Roy
C. Coolej', Frederick S. Jewell, Williams D.
Huntley, Albert N. Husted, Ralph Goodwin,
James M. North, Louisa Ostrom, Mary E. But-
ler, Lydia K. Keyes, Faculty.
MERCANTILE COLLEGE, Nos. 43 and 45 North
Pearl street. H. B. Bryant and H. D. Stratton,
Principals.
UNIVERSITY OP ALBANY, Law Department
(lectures), Eagle street, corner Jay. Thomas
W. Olcott, President. Orlando Meads, Secre-
tary. R. H. Walworth, President of Faculty.
Ira Harris, Amasa J. Parker, Amos Dean, Pro-
TCSSOfS
VAN RENSSELAER SKATING CLUB (incor-
porated 1861), located on Troy road, above
Manor House. Theodore F. Humplirey, Pre-
sident. CantineTremper, Ftcc-P»-csidcnt. Cor-
rel Humphrey, Secretary. Wm. H. Haskell,
Treasurer. Tlieodore F. Humphrey, Cantine
Tremper, Correl Humphrey, Wm. H. Haskell,
J. P. Rogers, E. H. Peck, Paul Cushman, Geo.
F. Baker, Directors.
YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE, No. 4 High st.
Jane Skerritt, Principal. Mary M. Skerritt,
Susan L. F. Skerritt, Margaret E. Skerritt, As-
sistants. Henri Kambii, Peabody, Pro-
tcssots
YOUNG MEN'S ASSOCIATION, rooms 38 State
street. John T. McKnight, President. John
P. Rogers, Andrew G. White, E. Y. Ten Eyck,
Vice-Presidents. G. Dudley Van Viiet, Trea-
surer. Anthony M. Gibson, Corresponding
Secretary. Ira Porter, Jr., Recording Secre-
tary. Isaiah Page, William E. Orr, D. S. Ben-
ton, J. J. Austin, Jr., Thomas H. Greer, Cla-
rence T. Jenkins, A. H. De Forest, W. H.
Fassett, George B. Sperry, James R. Harris.
Managers. J. F. Winne, Librarian. Geo. A.
Sheridan, Assistant. A. Rotman, Janitor.
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION,
rooms in Tweddle Hall. Levi Dederick, Pre-
sident. F. W. Holbrook, Henry March, Vice-
Presidents. Henry S. McCall, Corresponding
Secretary. George Gibson, Recording Secre-
tary. H. Wendell, Treasurer. C. B. Nichols,
Thomas Hillson, Benjamin P.ayn, W. L. M.
Phelps, U. G. Bigelow, G. B. Burroughs, J. D.
W. Sheldon, Rodney Vose, James Duncan, R.
J. Wentworth, Sylvester Shafer, Joseph Ken-
nedy, J. H. Van Antwerp, Ira Porter, Jr., Di-
rectors.
Societies.
See also pages 203, 204.
ALBANY BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION OF
CIGAR MAKERS, meet monthly at No. 586
Broadway. Anthony Zeitler, President. Jos.
Taylor, Andrew Moss, Vice-Presidents. Ed-
ward Keays, Secretary. Richard C. Sherwood,
Treasurer.
ALBANY CITY MISSIONARY SOCIETY, or-
ganized in 1843. John F. Rathbone, President.
Richard V. DeWitt, Secretary. T. R. Rawson,
Missionary.
ALBANY CITY TRACT AND MISSIONARY
SOCIETY, No. 116 State st. (upstairs), open
from 9 to 12 a. m., and where notices for the
Superintendent may be left at any hour in the
day. Philip Phelps, President. E. D. Mor-
gan, Robert Boyd, Alden March, William
McElroy, R. V. De Witt, M. E. Viele, W. G.
Boardman, John F. Rathbone, A. McClure, T.
P. Crook, Adam Van Allen, James Edwards,
E. A. Durant, R. H. Wells, James B. Sanders,
MISCELLANEOUS.
209
A. H. Wells, R. S. McMurdy, Vice-Presidents.
Benjamin Burton, Secretary. Thos. P. Crook,
Treasurer. Wm. B. Spratjne, Jr., Charles B.
Redfield, Henry Marcli, Charles B. Nichols,
James Martin, Robert Strain, James Hendrick,
Samuel N. Bacon, Lewis Wiles, Benj. Pajn,
Samuel H. Lloyd, G. D. Van Vliet, Jas. Tay-
lor, A. McClure, Jr., J. W. Russell, Theodore
Humpliroy, M. L. Mead, U. Gr. Bigelow, Direct-
ors, Rev. David Dyer, Superintendent and
Minister at Large.
ALBANY COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIE-
TY, meet annually in Albany, on the second
Wesdnesday of January. Wm. Tuttle, Coey-
mans. President. Peter B. Noxon, Vice-Presid-
ent, Robert Harper, Treasurer. R. H. Bing-
ham of Albany, Secretary. James W. Jolly,
Joseph Hilton, Charles Bentley, John Wag-
goner, John H. Booth, Heber L. Godfrey, Di-
rectors.
ALBANY COUNTY BIBLE SOCIETY, office of
the Treasurer, No. 107 Washington avenue.
Clement Warren, President. Arch. McClure,
John G. Treadwell, Wm. C. Miller, Vice-Pre-
sidents. H. H. Van Dyck, Corresponding Se-
cretary. E. P. Durant, Recording Secretary.
A. M. Strong, Treasurer. Henry N. Pohlman,
Ray Palmer, D. Dyer, Wm. C. Miller, Robert
P. Wiles, William Gould, Wm. James, A. M,
Strong, Executive Committee.
ALBANY COUNTY HOMOEOPATHIC MEDI-
CAL SOCIETY, meet quarterly in Albany. D.
Springsteed, President. J. W. Cox, Secretary
and Treasurer.
ALBANY GUARDIAN SOCIETY AND HOME
OF THE FRIENDLESS. No. 15 Park street.
Mrs. Stephen Van Rensselaer, Second Direct-
ress. Mrs. Isaac Fonda, Third Directress.
Mrs. Robert Townsend, Recording Secretary.
Mrs. H. F. Robinson, Corresponding Secretary.
Mrs. Maurice E. Viele, Treasurer, and forty-
two Managers. Mrs. L. Salisbury, Superin-
ALBANY COUNTY HAT FINISHERS' ASSO-
CIATION, meet quarterly at Van Rensselaer
House. Walter V. Colerose, Prcstrfcnf. Chas
Rodgers,' Vice-President, Dwight 'Bachelh-r,
Jr., Secretary. James SkilUcorn, Treasurer
George King, Joel A. Whipple, D. Bacheller,
Jr., Vigilance Committee.
ALBANY IRON MOULDERS' UNION, meet
weekly at McClure's Hall, No. 74 State street.
Elias French, President. Joseph Fry, Vice-
President. Denis Shea, Recording Secretary.
Patrick Conner, Financial Secretary. James
Campbell, Corresponding Secretary. Thomas
Shea, Warden. John Madden, Treasurer.
Norman Van Alstyne and Francis Simpson,
Trustees.
ALBANY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, meet semi-
monthly at the Albany Medical College. Jas.
E. Pomfret, President. Alexander A. Edmes-
ton, G. H. Newcomb, Vice-Presidents. Wash-
ington Kilmer, Secretary. John V. Lansing,
ALBANY SOCIETY OF BROTHERLY LOVE,
meet at Herkimer Street Synagogue. M.
Myer.s, President. Myer K. Cohen, Secretary.
M. Slmster, Treasurer.
ALBANY TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION, meet
monthly at Rechabite Hall. William Wi Uaoe,
President. Geo. Quackenbusli, Vice-Presid-
ent. Patrick J. Laxinhun, Recording Secretary.
Geo. Hardisty, Financial Secretary. Andrew
J. Hagan, Corresponding Secretary. James
Tompkins, Treasurer.
ANCIENT ORDER OP HIBERNIANS, meet
monthly at No. 74 State street. Peter Lyons,
President. James GaflFiiey, Vice-President.
Arthur Kennedy, Philip Horton, Secretaries.
Patrick Colvin, Treasurer. Edward McDon-
nald, Terrence Sheridan, Mithael McGuire,
Finance Committee. Philip O'Brian, James
M^irtin, Terrence Riley, Patrick Flynn, John
O'Briau, Executive Committee.
BETHEL JACOB BENEVOLENT SOCIETY,
meet at No. 88 Fulton street. I<aac Lederer,
President. Jacob Newburg, Vice-President.
Aaron Mann, Secretary. Isaac Lederer, Jacob
Newburg, A. Mann, S. Levi, H. Buxbaum,
Trustees.
HEBREW BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION. A.
Mann, President. Isaac Cohn, Treasurer. S.
Falk, Secretary. J. Lederer, S. M. Valken-
hurg, K. Stern, A. Mann, S. Falk, Isaac Cohn,
HEBREW REFORM AND BENEVOLENT SO-
CIETY. Julius Lehman, President. Joseph
Lewi, Vice President. N. Nathanson, Secre-
tary. Abram Lederer, Treasurer. Henry M.
Herman, Abram Lederer, N. Nathanson, Julius
Lowenthal, Joseph Lewi, S. M. Valkenburg,
Jacob Labeschiner, Board of Justices.
HIBERNIAN PROVIDENT SOCIETY, meet
monthly at their rooms, Douw's Building,
Broadway, corner State. Patrick McQuade,
President. Patrick McCarthy, Patrick Gan-
non, Vice-Presidents. Owen McDermott, John
Brown, Secretaries. Patrick Murphy, Trea-
surer, Mioliael McCormick, John Gannon,
Daniel Gorman, William Kelly, .las. McGrath,
Edward Doyle, Michael Keese, Executive
Committee. Wm. Donu-y, Eugene McCarthy,
John Kilmartin, Finance Committee.
HOMCEOPATHIC MEDICAL SOCIETY OF THE
STATE OP NEW YORK. Annual meeting in
Albany in February. J. Beakley, New York,
President. A. R. Wright, E. A. Munger, W
S. Searle, Vice-Presidents. H. M. Paine, Utica,
Secretary. L. B. Wells, Utica, Treasurer.
JOURNEYMEN CORDWAINERS, meet month-
ly at Ames's Hall. John Fuhr, President
John Johnson, Vice-President. A. McCor-
mick, Secretary. James Waters, Treasurer.
Thomas McArthur, Dennis Fennessey, Trus-
tees. William M. Caine, William Brice, M.
Casey, John Hale, Sr., John Smith, Executive
Committee.
MEDICAL SOCIETY OF THE COUNTY OF
ALBANY, organized 1S06, meets at the City
Hall on the second Tuesdays of June and
November. S. Oakley Vanderpoel, President.
Leonard G.Warren, Vice-President. Oscar S.
Young, Secretary. G. H. Newcomb, Treasurer,
MEDICAL SOCIETY OP THE STATE OF NEW
YORK, organized 1807, meets at the Capitol
on tlie 1st Tuesday in February. Thomas
Hun of Albany, President. A." Van Dyck,
Vice-President. Sylvester D. Willard of Al-
bany, Secretary. John V. P. Quackenbush
of Albanv, Treasurer.
NEW YORK STATE AGRICULTURAL SO-
CIETY, rooms in State Geological Hall. Ezra
Cornell of Tompkins county, President. Thos.
H. Faile, Samuel Thorne, Herman Wendell,
Oscar Granger, Solon D. Hungerf'ord, Thomas
I. Chatfield, Patrick Barry, Samuel W. John-
son, Vice-Presidents. Benjamin P. Johnson
of Albany, Corresponding Secretary. Erastus
Corning, Jr., of Albany, Recording Secretary.
Luther H. Tucker of Albany, Treasurer. T.
C. Peters, A. Hubbell, C. J. Hayes, W. New-
comb, E. Sherrill, Executive Committee — meet
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MISCELLANEOUS
first Tuesday of each month at State Geologi-
cal Hall. Charles H. Porter, Chemist. Asa
Fitch, Entomologist.
ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY, meet quarterly.
Geo. Dawson, President. Jas. Duncan, Thos.
McCredie, Vice Presidents. E. Halley, Chap-
lain. L. (t. Warren, Physician. Peter Sniitli,
John McHaflSe, Secretaries. James Wilson,
Treasurer. James Dickson, Hugh Dickson,
Wm. Manson, Daniel Cameron, James Dodds,
Managers.
ST. GEORGE'S BENEVOLENT SOCIETY, meet
first Friday of every month at Rechabite Hall.
John Taylor, President. Wm. Lacy, Thomas
Rowland, Vice-Presidents. John B. Milner,
Recording Secretary. William H. Taylor, Fi-
nancial Secretary. John K. Wyiie, Treasurer.
Joseph Atherly, Physician. William Ruddfr,
Chaplain. John Fair, Lancelot Bew, Fred'k
Ingmire, Joseph Hartley, Marshall Tebutt, Re-
lief Comm.ittcc.
ST. JOSEPH'S (Catholic) BENEVOLENT SO-
CIETY, meet Monday evenings at No. 52 Van
Zandt st. John Gutmann, President. Lam-
bert Dries, Vice-President. John Klein, 2d,
George Seelemanu, Secretaries. Conrad Gut-
man, Treasurer.
ST. PETER'S (Catholic) BENEVOLENT SOCI-
ETY, meet Tuesday evenings at No. 52 Van
Zandt street. Frank Marsliall, President. J.
Mundweiler, Vice-President. Geo. Kramer,
Heinrich Hausen, Secretaries. Christopher
Marx, Treasurer.
TIN, COPPER AND SHEET IRON- WORKERS'
UNION, meet weekly at 74 State street. Robt.
T. Bond, President. Nicholas Hackett, Vice-
President. Peter Robinson, Recording Secre-
tary. J. B. Green, Corresponding Secretary.
William Stott, Financial Secretary. Benjamin
Hopkins, Treasurer.
TOWN UNIOlV AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIA-
TION OP THE COUNTY OF ALBANY. Ju-
rian Winne of Bethlehem, President. James
W. Jolly, Henry J. Devoe, Robert Taylor,
P. B. Noxon, Peter Shaver, Charles Bentley,
Geo. W. Durant, Stephen Mercellus, Luther
Tucker, Martin Hallenbeck, George Younf,
Vice-Presidents. Wm. H. Slingerland, Trea-
surer. Samuel C. Bradt of Albany, Secretary.
David Callanan, Henry Creble, L. G. Ten
Eyck, John Sloan, A. Osboru, Alex. E. Willis,
Directors.
Traveling Routes.
Rnil Roads.
ALBANY AND BOSTON RAIL ROAD— for Bos-
ton and intermediate places. Trains leave the
Depot in East Albany every day, Sundays
excepted — office in Maiden lane. Thomas L.
Greene, General Agent. E. Babcock, Ticket
Agent.
ALBANY AND SUSQUEHANNA RAIL ROAD—
(nearly completed) office No. 73 State street.
Ezra P. Prentice, President. Jared Goodyear,
Vice-President. Henry H. Hickcox, Treasurer
and Secretary. C. W. Wentz, Chief Engineer.
Ezra P. Prentice, Robert H. Pruyn, James H.
Ramsey, Charles Couiter, Eliakina R. Ford,
Richard Franchot, Arnold B. Watson, Jared
Goodyear, John Cook, Levi Dimmick, Lewis
Northrup, Alouzo Everts, George H. Thacher,
Directors.
ALBANY AND VERMONT RAIL ROAD— for
Troy, Cohoes, Waterford, and intermediate
places to Boston and the Canadas (leased to
and operated by the Rensselaer and Saratoga
R. R. Company). Trains leave the N. Y. Cen-
tral R. R. Depot, foot of Steuben street, every
days, Sundays excepted. James Forsyth,
President. Thomas W. Lockwood, Secretary
and Treasurer. J. M. Warren, Jas. Forsyth,
J. E. Wool, J. B. Gale, H. L. Shields, T. W.
Lockwood, C. W. Tillinghast, Charles Cong-
don, A. Mann, Jr., S. Crooks, George H.
Cramer, E. Thompson Gale, Directors — office
in Trov.
ALBANY AND WEST STOCKBRIDGE RAIL
ROAD. Thos. W. Olcott, John V. L. Pruyn,
Chester W. Chapin, William H,' Swift, Ansel
Phelps, Jr., Thomas L. Greene, Volkert P.
Douw, William H. Tobey, Gilbert L. Wilson,
Geor2;e Dexter, Dexter Reynolds, Directors.
HARLEM RAIL ROAD— for New York and in-
termediate places. Trains leave the Depot in
East Albany every day, Sundays excepted —
office in Maiden lane. E. Babcock, Ticket
JLzcftt*
HOUSATONIC RAIL ROAD— for Bridgeport,
New Haven, New York, and intermediate
places. Trains leave the Depot in East Albany
every day, Sundays excepted — office in Maiden
lane, corner of Dean street.
HUDSON RIVER RAIL ROAD— for New York
and intermediate places along tlie Hudson
river. Trains leave the Depot in East Albany
every day — office in Maiden lane. Smith
Briggs, General Agent. Robt. G. Cruttenden,
Ticket Agent.
NEW YORK CENTRAL RAIL ROAD— for Buf-
falo and intermediate places. Trains leave
the Depot in Maiden lane, every day, Sundays
excepted. General office in Exchange Building.
Erastus Corning, President. Dean Richmond,
Vice-President. John V. L. Pruyn, Treasurer,
and President pro tern. Edwin D. Worcester,
Assistant Treasurer. Robert L. Banks, Secre-
tary. Erastus Corning, Dean Richmond, John
H. Chedell, Hamilton "White, AlonzoC. Paige,
Nathaniel Thayer, John V. L. Pruyn, Henry
H. Martin, Richard M. Blatchford, Livingston
Spraker, Jacob Gould, Cor's L. Tracy, Charles
H. Russell, Directors. Chauncey Vibbard,
Albany, Gen'l Sup't. Julius A. Spencer and
E. Foster, Jr., of Albany; Thos. Wallace of
Troy; Z. C. Prie.st of Utica; William G. Lap-
ham of Syracuse ; H. W. Chittenden of Buf-
falo, Ass't Sup'ts. Geo. E. Gray, Chief En-
gineer. S. Drullard, General Freight Agent.
TROY AND GREENBUSll RAIL ROAD— for
the Nail Works and Troy. Trains leave the
Depots at East Albany, every day, Sundays
excepted.
WATERVLIET TURNPIKE AND RAIL ROAD
COMPANY— Horse Rail Road to Troy and Co-
hoes— incorporated 1862 (now being built).
Turnpi/:cs, Plank Roads, S)'C.
ALBANY AND BETHLEHEM TURNPIKE
COMPANY, office No. 69 State street. Joel
Rathbone, President. Edwin Safibrd, Trea-
surer.
ALBANY AND MOHAWK PLANK ROAD
COMPANY (Thomas P. Crook and A. P. Pal-
mer), office No. 9 State street.
ALBANY AND SANDLAl^E PLANK ROAD
COMPANY, office No. 477 Broadway. George
Horton, President. De Witt C. De Forest,
Secretary. William Smith, Treasurer. Al-
bert R. Fox, James Dearstyne, Wm. Smith,
A. McClure, De Witt C. De Forest, George
Horton, Thos. S. Knowlson, William Board-
man, Thomas Upham, Directors.
POST OFFICE
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ALBANY AND SCHENECTADY TURNPIKE
COMPANY, office No. 44 State street. Andrew
E. Brown, Treasurer. Jacob H. Ten Eyck,
Stephen Van Rensselaer, R. Van Rensselaer,
Andrew E. Brown, Volkert P. Douw, David 1.
Boyd, Orlando Meads, Nehemiah Smith, Di-
rectors.
ALBANY, SCHOHARIE AND RENSSELAER-
VILLE PLANK ROAD COMPANY, office No.
351 and 353 Broadway. Joseph Hilton, Pre-
sident. David H. Gary, Treasurer. Samuel
Patten, Secretary. Joseph Hilton, David H.
Cary, Charles M. Jenkins, Abram Koonz, Geo.
Cary, Samuel Patten, Christopher Warner,
Ichabod L. Judson, Lyman Seger, Directors.
FIRST GREAT WESTERN TURNPIKE COM-
PANY, office No. 56 State street. Jacob H.
Ten Eyck, President. Wm. C. Miller, Trea-
surer and Secretary. Jacob H. Ten Eyck,
Wm. C. Miller, Robert H. Pruyn, R. J. Hilton,
J. Tayler Cooper, James D. Wasson, Stephen
Groesbeeck, A. E. Brown, Peter McNaughton,
Richard Van Rensselaer, Angelo Ames, Cor-
nelius Ten Broeck, J. V. L. Pruyn, Directors.
FERRIES— To Bath and French's Village, from
foot of North Ferry street; to East Albany,
from foot of Maiden lane ; to Grcenbush, from
foot of South Ferry street.
SCHOHARIE AND ALBANY PLANK ROAD
COMPANY, office Nos. 62 and 64 State street.
WATERVLIET TURNPIKE COMPANY, office
No. 67 Quay street. A. A. Dunlop, President.
Jas. D. Wasson, Secretary and Treasurer.
OMNIBUSES-Run daily, through Broadway,
to Lumber District ; to Mt. Hope and Kenwood,
from North Pearl street, cor. State ; to Newton-
ville, Troy, &c., from Broadway, cor. State.
STAGES — Run daily, from Broadway, corner of
State, to Nassau, DcFriestville, Sandlake,
New Baltimore, New Lebanon, Schoharie,
Charlottevillc, and intermediate places.
To Berne, New Scotland, and intermediate
places, every Tuesday and Saturday.
To Bethlehem, Clarksville, Westerlo, Rens-
selaerville, and intermediate places, every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, from the
Eagle Street Hotel.
STEAM BOATS leave for New York every even-
ing, from Steam Boat Landing, and every morn-
ing from foot of Hamilton street ; also every
day for Troy, and (Sundays excepted), for Cats-
kill, and intermediate places.
POST OFFICE.
GEORGE DAWSON, Postmaster. Joseph Davis, 2d, Assistant.
Office in Merchants' Exchange, Broadway, corner State.
Office open from 7 o'clock a. m. to 8 o'clock p. m., daily, except Sunday, when it opens from
8 to 9 o'clock a. m., and 6 to 7 o'cock p. m. Carriers will deliver Letters and Newspapers to all
persons in the city who desire so to receive them.
Drop letters for delivery only, 1 cent. Advertised letters, to be charged one cent, in addition to
the regular postage.
Mails leave for and arrive from
Schoharie, daily.
Troy, three times a day.
Western, four times a day.
West Troy, Cohoes, and Waterford, two times a
day.
Whitehall, Burlington, Vermont, Montreal, etc.,
daily.
Ballston and Saratoga Springs, two times a day.
Bern, daily.
Boston, two times a day.
New Baltimore, daily.
New Lebanon Springs, daily.
New York, two times a dav.
Rensselaerville, semi-weekly.
Rates of
In the United States, or to British North j
American Provinces.
Letters in the United States, per X oz. (frac-
tions same), not over 3000 miles, 3 c., prepaid;
over 3000 miles, 10 c. , prepaid. Letters, dropped
for delivery only, 1 c, prepaid or not. Adver-
tised letters, 1 c. extra. To or from the Pro-
vinces, not over 3000 miles from the line, 10 c. per
X oz., over 3000, 15 c, prepaid or not.
Transient Newspapers, Periodicals, Unsealed
Circulars, or other Articles of Printed Matter,
not exceeding 3 ounces in weight, to any part of
the United States, 1 c, prepaid; each additional
ounce, or fraction of an ounce, 1 c, prepaid.
Regular Newspapers or Periodicals, paid yearly
or quarterly in advance, when circulated in the
state where published, not exceeding over 1 }i
oz., Xc; over IK oz. and not over 3 oz., Kc;
every additional oz. or fraction, Xc. When cir-
culated out of the state, all weighing 3 oz. or less,
>ic., and each additional oz. or fraction, %c.
Weekly Newspapers, within the county where
printed and published, single copy free to each
subscriber.
Small Newspapers and Periodicals, monthly or
ofteuer, and pamphlets not containing more than
sixteen octavo pages, in single packages of not
less than 8 oz. to one address, prepaid, }ic. for
each ounce ; fraction same.
Postage.
Books, bound or unbound, not weighing over
four pounds, under 3000 miles, Ic. per oz., pre-
paid; over 3000 miles, 2c. prepaid.
Publishers of Newspapers and Periodicals, are
allowed a free exchange of one copy, and may
also send to each actual subscriber, enclosed in
their publications, bills and receipts for the same,
free of postage.
All Printed Matter must be sent without cover,
or in a cover open at the ends or sides. There
must be no word or communication printed on
the same after its publication, or upon the cover,
except the name and address of the person to
whom it is to be sent. There must be no paper
or other thing enclosed in or with such printed
paper.
To or from Great Britain or Ireland.
icHcrs.— Each X oz. 24 c. ; 5 c. extra for Cali-
fornia or Oregon. Prepayment optional.
Newspapers. — 2 c. each, payment in United
States. -t
Periodicals and Pamphlets. — Not over 2 oz.,
2 c. each, and 4 c. each extra oz., payable in
United States ; and same postage is payable in
the United Kingdom, excepting that for the third
oz. it rises to six pence, and each extra oz. is two
pence.
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COUNTY GOVERNMENT,
ALBANY COUNTY ORGANIZED
COUNTY OFFICERS.
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Board of Sppervisoes — 1st ward, Patrick Wliit-
ty ; 2d ward, Richard H. Scott ; 3d ward, James
Mclntyre ; 4th ward, Francis N. Sill ; 5th
ward, John N. Parker ; 6th ward, Daniel Shaw;
7th ward, Asa Fassett ; 8th ward, Heury N.
Wickes; 9th ward, William McCluskey ; 10th
ward, 13. Franklin Rice ; Bern, David Conger;
Bethlehem, Alpheus Becker ; Guilderland,
Stephen B. Fredericks ; Coeymaus, Jonas
Shear; Knox, Samuel Warner; "New Scotland,
James Slingerland; Rensselaerville, Geo. H.
Larraway ; "Watervliet, Garritt Van Olinda ;
Westerlo, Abijah C. Disbrow.
Coroners — James Allen, George Steinert, John
Harrigan, of Albany ; John P. Witbeck of
West Troy.
County Clerk — Smith A. Waterman of West
Troy ; office City Hall.
County Judge— George Wolford of Albany ;
office 69 State street.
County Treasukek — Thomas Kearney of Al-
bany; office 443 Broadway.
Deputy County Clerk — William D. Morange of
Albany ; office City Hall.
Deputy County Treasurer — Cor's Ten Broeck
of Albany ; office 443 Broadway.
Deputy District Attorney — John M. Nelson of
Albany ; office 94 State street.
Deputy Sheriff — Richard Barhydt of Albany ;
office 602 Broadway.
District Attorney — Ira Shafer of Albany ;
office 67 State street (up stairs).
Excise Commissioners — James A. McKown of
Albany, Samuel F. Powell of Westerlo, Peter
F. Daw of Cohoes. McElroy & Merrihew,
Attorneys ; office 114 State street.
Inspector of Plank Roads — George W. Bender
of New Scotland.
Jailor — Henry Fitch of New Scotland ; office at
Jail, Maiden lane, rear City Hall.
Judges (Associate County) — Hu^h Conger of
Reidsville, Christopher White of Guilderland.
Justices of Sessions — Geo. A. Disbrow of Wes-
terlo, John B. Taets.
School Commissioners — L. Carter Tuttle of Ce-
dar Hill, George L. Bouton of Rensselaerville,
Thos. Helme of Guilderland.
Sheriff — Henry Craudall of Albany ; office at
Jail. N. Sigsbee, Jr., Clerk.
Surrogate — Justus Haswell of Albany; office
City Hall.
Under Sheriff — Lemuel Rodgers of Albany ;
office 364 Broadway.
United States Loan Commissioners — William
M. Bender of Albany ; Henry Bailey of Beth-
lehem.
COURTS.
SUPREME court-General Terms, held at
the Capitol in the city of Albany, by all the
Justices of the Third Judicial District, on the
first Monday of March, May, September and
December, in each year.
SUPREME COURT, CIRCUIT, OYER AND
TERMINER, AND SPECIAL TERMS, held
at the City Hall on the first Monday of Feb-
ruary, and third Mondays of May and.October.
Special Terms for Motions only, held on
the last Tuesday of every month.
Justices — George Gould of Troy, Rensselaer
county ; H. Hogebooin of Hudson, Colum-
bia county ; Rufus W. Peckham of Albany ;
Theodore Miller of Hudson, Columbia county.
ALBANY COUNTY COURT AND COURT OF
SESSIONS, meet at the City Hall on the second
Tuesday of February, June, October and De-
cember, but no Grand Jury will be required to
attend February and October. Geo. Wolford,
County Judge. Ira Shafer, District Attorney.
Smith A. Waterman, Clerk.
ALBANY MAYORS COURT, meet on the second
Wednesday of January, March, May, July,
September and November, at the City Hall.
Charles L, Austin (Recorder), Judge. Smith
A. Waterman, Clerk.
ALBANY JUSTICES' COURT, over Center Mar-
ket, South Pearl street, corner of Howard.
Court every day, at 9 o'clock a. m., Sundays
and holidays excepted. John J. Gallup, Wm.
Gillespie, ll. P. Nugent, Justices.
SPECIAL SESSIONS, meet on Tuesday of each
week, at the City Hall. Charles L. Austin
(Recorder), Judge. Smith A. Waterman,
Clerk.
PENITENTIARY.
Located on Delaware turnpike, south of Lydius street.
Superintendent — Amos Pilsbury.
Inspectors — Eli Perry, Gilbert I. Van Zandt,
William A. Young.
Deputy Superintendent — Charles T. Hoy.
Chaplain — David Dyer.
Physician — Barent P. Staats.
Cle7-k — Louis D. Pilsbury.
Overseers — Henry Scripture, Eli S. Shutter, Hez.
Cook, E. F. Scripture.
Watchmen— John H. Wolf, John S. O'Neils.
Matrons — Margt. Burke, Sarah Fleming, Martha
Fleming.
UNITED STATES OFFICERS.
Commissioner — R. J. Hilton, 74 State street.
Deputy Marshal, John Burt, 38 >2 South Pearl
street.
Deputy Collector of Customs and Inspector of the
Fort — William Bruce, office in Museum Build-
ing.
Postmaster — George Dawson, office in Exchange
Building.
Pension ^gcnf— Deodatus Wright, No. 94 State
street (up stairs).
Surveyor cf Customs — Thomas Stevens, office in
Museum Building.
STATE GOVERNMENT.
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STATE GOVERNMENT.
ELECTION, TUESDAY APTBB THE PIBST MONDAY IN NOVEMBER.
IiEGISLATITBE MEETS ON THE FIRST TUESDAY IN JANUABY.
OFFICERS.
EDWIN D. MORGAN Governor.
EGBERT CAMPBELL Lieut. -Governor.
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Adjutant- General — Thomas Hillhouse.
Inspector-General — Chester A. Arthur.
Engineer-in- Chief ^(\a,Ga,r\cj.)
Judge Advocate-General — Wm. H. Anthon.
Quarter- Master- General — C .Van Vechten.
Commissary- General — Benj. Welch, Jr.
Pay-Master-General — George Bliss, Jr.
Surgeon- General — S. Oakley Vanderpoel.
Aids-de-Camp—F. M. Rotch, E. F. Shepard,
Thomas B. Arden.
Military Secretary — John H. Linsly.
Secretary qf State — Horatio Ballard.
Deputy Secretary of State — J. Wesley Smith.
Comptroller — Lucius Robinson.
Deputy Comptroller — Philip Phelps.
Treasurer — William B. Lewis.
Deputy Treasurer — George F. Lewis.
Attorney- General — Daniel S. Dickinson.
Deputy Attorney- General — Steph. H. Hammond.
State Engineer and Survcyoi — Wm. B. Taylor.
Deputy State Engineer and Surveyoi — Sylvanus
H. Sweet.
Auditor of Canal Department — N. S. Benton.
Acting Auditor — William McGourkey.
Canal Commissioners— V^iWiaxa I. Skinner, Wil-
liam W. Wright, Franklin A. Alberger. W. T.
Loomis, Clerk.
Canal Appraisers — Ashbel P. Parraelee, William
Wasson, Thomas B. Carroll. Henry W. Rey-
nolds, Clerk.
Clerk Court of Appeals — Charles Hughes.
Deputy Clerk Court of Appeals — David Wilson.
Superintendent of Bank Department — Henry H.
Van Dyck.
Deputy Superintendent Bank Department — Ed-
ward Hand.
Superintendent of Public Instruction — V. M. Rice.
Deputy Superintendent of Public Instruction —
Emerson W. Keyes.
Superintendent Insurance Department — William
Barnes.
Deputy Superintendent Insurance Department —
Charles H. Raymond.
Private Secretary to Governoi — L. L. Doty.
Assistant Adjutant- General — Duncan Campbell.
Assistant Inspector- General — Silas W. Burt.
Assistant Commissary- General — Wm, G. Welch.
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Inspectors of State Prisons — David P. Forrest,
James*K. Bates, Abraham B. Tappan.
Superintendent of Gas Metres — Geo. H. Kitchen.
Superintendent of Weights and Measures — ^John
Paterson.
Judges Court of Appeals — Samuel L. Selden,
Hiram Denio, Henry E. Davies, William B.
Wright. E. Peshine Smith, Reporter.
Regents of the University — The Governor, Lieu-
tenant-Governor, Secretary of State, Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction, ex-officio ; G.
C. Verplanck, Erastus Corning, Prosper M.
Wetmore, John L. Graham, Gideon Hawley,
James S. Wadsworth, John V. L. Pruyn,
Robert Campbell, Samuel Luckey, Robert G.
Rankin, John N. Campbell, Erastus C. Bene-
dict, George W. Clinton, Isaac Parks, Lorenzo
Burrows, Robert S. Hale, E. W. Leavenworth,
J. Carson Brevoort, George R. Perkins.
Officers of the Board — .1. V. L. Pruyn, Chan-
cellor ; G. C. Verplanck, Vice-Chancellor ; S.
B. Woolworth, Secretary.
Commissioners of the Land Office — The Lieuten-
ant-Governor, Secretary of State, Comptroller,
Treasurer, Attorney General, State Engineer
and Surveyor, and Speaker of the Assembly.
Canal Board — The Lieutenant-Governor, Secre-
tary of State, Comptroller, Treasurer, Attor-
ney-General, State Engineer and Surveyor,
ancl Canal Commissioners.
Commissioners of the Canal Fund — The Lieuten-
ant-Governor, Secretary of State, Comptroller,
Treasurer, and Attorney General.
Contracting Board — The State Engineer and
Surveyor, Auditor, and Canal Commissioners.
William W. Wight, Clerk.
Trustees of the Capitol — The Governor, Lieuten-
ant-Governor, Secretary of State, Comptroller,
Attorney-General, and Speaker of Assembly,
Trustees of the State Hall — The Governor,
Lieut. -Governor, Secretary of State, Comp-
troller, Attorney- General, State Engineer and
Surveyor, and Speaker of the Assembly.
State Library and Cabinet — Alfred B. Street,
Librarian ; H. A, Homes, John H. Hickcox,
S. G. W. Benjamin, Assistants; E. Jewett,
Curator State Cabinet Natural History.
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RAILROADS.
ALBANY AND BOSTON.-WESTERN RAILROAD.
EASTERJ^ ROUTE.
TICKET OFFICE
IN
ALBANY,
MAIDEN LANE,
CORNER OF
Dean Street.
TO
Newport, Lowell, Concord,
SPRINGFIELD, PITTSFIELD, HARTFORD,
New Haven, Greenfield, Northampton, Keene, &c
INCORPORATED,
1833.
Opened for TraTcl,
1842.
DIRECTORS.
CHESTER "W. CHAPIN, Springfield, Mass.
■WM. H. SWIFT, aOSIAH STICK.NEY, I.SARGENT, GEO. A. SHAW, of Boston,
ROBERT CAMPBEIili, Plttsfleld, Mass. JONATHAN BOURNE, Jr.
E. A. SHERMAN. WM. POLLOCK.
OFFICERS.
CHESTER W^. CHAPIN, President, - . - - Office, Springfield, Mass.
STEPHEN FAIRBANKS, Treas., Boston, "WM. RITCHIE, Auditor, Springfield.
HENRY GRAY, Sup't, Springfield. JAMES D. COLT, Solicitor and Clerk.
THOS. L. GREENE, Agent, Albany. CHAS. O. RUSSELL, Ass't Sup't, Springfield.
Persons visiting New England will find this Eoute'not only the most
DIRECT, but pleasant and picturesque, passing as it does through cultivated and
romantic sections, presenting^ great diversity of scenery.
PROM ALBANY TO BOSTON, &c.
STATIONS.
ALBANY
Greenbush,
Schodack,
Kinderhook
Chatham Centre, ..
Chatham
East Chatham,
Canaan .'..
State Line,
Richmond
Shaker Village,
PITTSFIELD,
Dalton,
Hinsdale,
Washington,
Becket
Middlefield,
Chester,
Huntington,
Russell
Westfield,
West Sprrngfield,.,
SPRINGFIELD, ..
Indian Orchard,...
Palmer
Brimfield,
Warren,
West Brookfield,..
South Brookfield,.
East Brookfield,....
Spencer,
Charlton
Clappville
WORCESTER
SosUm,
Miles.
74
81
84
92
100
102
108
117
IstClass. 2d Class
25
50
55
70
85
1 00
1 15
1 25
1 40
1 50
1 65
1 75
1 85
2 00
127
131
133
136
138
143
147
156
200
2 15
2 35
2 45
2 65
2 75
2 75
2 95
3 20
i 20
40
45
55
70
80
95
1 00
1 15
1 20
1 35
1 40
1 50
1 60
3 55
3 05
3 75
3 85
3 95
4 10
4 15
4 25
5 00
1 75
1 90
1 95
2 15
2 20
2 20
2 35
2 65
2 85
2 95
3 00
3 10
3 15
3 30
3 30
3 30
The New York Central. Rensselaer & Saratoga. Trny & Green-
bush, and Hudson River Railroads, connect at Albany.
The New York & Harlem, and the Hudson & Berkshire Rail-
roads connect at Chatham 4 Corners.
The Housatonic Railroad connects at State Line, and at Pitts,
field to Bridgeport, &c.
Pittsfield & North Adams, and Stockbridge 4 Pittsfield Rail-
roads connect at Pittsfield.
Canal Railroad connects at Westfield.
The Hartford ft New Haven Railroad and Connecticut River
Railroads connect at Springfield.
The New London, Willimantic & Palmer Railroad and Am-
herst ft Bolchertown Railroad connect at Palmer.
The Worcester & Nashua, Providence & Worcester, and Nor-
wich & Worcester Railroads connect at Worcester.
RAILROADS
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NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD.
WESTERN ROUTE.
TICKET OFFICE to
TROY, SCHENECTADY, UTICA,
Syracuse, Rochester, Aobarn,
GENEVA, CANANDAIGUA,
MAIDEN LANE. I Bergen, Batayia, Buffalo, and all Points West.
^I.B.ljr\%
GENERAL OFFICE
IS
Exchange Building.
irFS€]EEi
ERASTFS CORXiafG, President,
DEAN RICHMOND, Vice President,
J. v. L. PRVYN, Treasurer and General
Counsel,
B. D. WORCESTKR, Assistant Treas.,
ROBERT I.. BANKS, Secretary,
C. VIBBARO, General Superintendent,
GEO. E. GRAY, Chief Engineer,
JULIUS A. SPENCER, Assistant Sup't,
K. POSTER, Jr., «
THOMAS IVAIiliACE, «
Z. C. PRIEST, «
WM. G. I.APHAM, «
H. W. CHITTENDEN, «
S. DRUIiLARD, Gen'l Freight Agent.
The New York Central R4ilroad, running the entire length and through the most populous part of the State,
forms one of the great, oldest and best managed links of communication between the Kast and the West.
It has two Eastern termini, one at Albany and the other at Troy, connecting at Schenectady and running thence
West through Utira, Rome, &c., to Syracuse, from which point, there are two roads running to Rochester, known as
the " Direct Road," via Port Byron, Lyons, Ac. and the " Old Road." via Auburn, Cayuga, Geneva. Canandaigua, &c.
From Rochester there are also two roads running West, one through Lockport, &c., to Niagara Falls, and the other
through Batavia. Ac, to Buffalo. Also, a branch commencing at Buffalo and running along the banks of the Niagara
River, through Tonawanda and the Village of Niagara Falls to Lewiston; and likewise a branch from Tonawanda to
Lockport.
At either Albany or Trot, passengers for New York and intermediate places connect with the Hud.son River Rail-
road, Harlem Railroad, or (during the season of navigation) with North River Steamers. Passengers for Pittsfield
Springfield. Worcester, Boston, Hartford. New Haven, Providence, and intermediate places, connect with Western R. r!
and its connections. Passengers fnr Saratoga Springs, Rutland, Burlington, Montreal and allfplaces North, also connect
by Railroad, from either Albany, Troy or Schenectady.
Passengers for Sharon Springs, leave the Central Railroad at Palatine Bridge, and go from there bv stage. Those
for Cherry Valley, Cooperstown and places South, leave at Fort Plain. Those for Trenton Falls leave at Utica and go by
Railroad. Those for Watertown and places North connect with the Rome & Watertown R. R. at Rome.
At Syracuse the Central R. R. connects with the S. & B. R. R., running to the Erie R. R. at Binghamton. And with
the 0. & S. R. R., running North to Oswego.
At Canandaiqua with the E. C. & N. Falls R. R., running to the Frie R. R. at Elmira.
At Rochester with the B. 0. & N. Y. R. R., running to the Erie R. R. at Corning, And with Steamers for all ports
on Lake Ontario.
At Buffalo with Steamers on r,ake Erie (during the season of navigation). And with the Lake Shore R. R. to Erie
Cleveland, Sandusky, Toledo, and thence to Chicago by Michigan Southern R. R. '
At Niagara Falls passengers connect with the Great Western R. R. (Canada) to Detroit, and from thence to Chicago
by Michigan Central R. R.
At Lewiston & Charlotte passengers connect (during the season of navigation) with Steamers for Toronto and all
ports on Lake Ontario.
DISTANCES FROM ALBANY.
PARE TWO CENTS PER MILE.
SlaHnns. MU.
ALBANY
TROY
SCHKNKCTaDY 17
Hoffman's 26
Crane's Village 3(1
Amsterdam 3.3
T.ibesHiil 89
Fonda 44
Ynst>< 49
Sprakers 52
Palatine Bridge Sft
Fort Plain 1 68
St. ,Tohnsvi!le 64
East Creek
Litcle Falls 74
Herkimer 81
Ilion 83
Frankfort 86
DTICA 95
Whltesboro' 99
Stations. Mis
Oriskany 102
Rome 109
Green's Cornei'8 Ii4
Verona 118
Oneida 122
Wampsville, 125
Canastota 127
Canaseraga 131
Chittenaugo 133
Kirkville 137
Mnnlius 140
SYRACUSE 148
Warren's 157
Canton. 159
Jordan 165
Weedsport 169
Port Byron 172
Savannah 179
Clyde 186
Stations. MU.
Lyons 193
Newark 198
Palmyra 206
Macedon 210
Fairpnrt 210
ROCHESTER 229
.SYRACUSE
Cnmillns 1.50
Marcellus 16S
Half Way , 160
Junction 165
Sennett 169
AUBURN- 174
Cayuga 185
Seneca Falls 190
Waterloo 193
GENEVA 200
Vienna 208
Clifton Springs 212
Stations. Mis.
Shortville? 217
CANANDAIGUA 222
Victor 223
Fisher's 237
I'ittsford 244
ROCHESTER 251
Cnid Water 228
Chili 235
fhiirchville 239
BKRGEN 244
AVest Bergen >47
Byron 251
BATAVIA 254
Croft's 268
Pembroke 272
Alden 277
Wende 279
Town Line 282
Lancaster 288
BUFFALO 297
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mechanics' institute.
^,,^*«^>.^^^
INCORPORATED APRIL 12. m BY ACT OF THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK
FIRST ANNUAL EXHIBITION, ALBANY, N. Y.,
October 4tli, 5th, 6th and 7th, 1859.
OFFICERS FOR 1860 AND 1861.
RUFTJS K. VIEIiE, President, I JOHN A. GOEWEY, Secretary*
JAMES A. GRAY, Vice-President, | HORACE t. EMERY, Treasurer.
IRA JAGGER,
WM. DEYEBMAND,
JOHN G. TREADWELL,
SAMUEL H. RANSOM,
MORGAN L. FILKINS,
WM. HEADLAM, Jr.
This Institute, established as it is by those interested in the welfare of the Puhlic generally, and the Mechanics and
Artisans of our City especially, commends itself to their Confidence and Patronage.
It is especially intended for the advancement of their best interests, by a more general diffusion of useful knowledge
among them, by means of LECTURES upon those subjects most nearly connected with their interests and vocations,
embracing Natdbal Philosophy, Chemistry, Astronomy, Mathematics, Mechanics and the Arts; also by ANNUAL
EXHIBITIONS of their handiwork for comparison and competition for prizes and awards for merit, thereby stimu-
lating to improvements, and by Libraries, Maps, Models and Museums, together with such other modes as may, from
tipae to time, seem best for the advancement and success of the Members of the Institute.
TERMS— Life Members, $10 ; Annual Members, $3.
Members entitled to all tbe Privileges, as Exiiibitions, licctures, and Competition
for tbe Honors of tbe Institute.
All persons interested in the success of the Institute, and its benefits, are earnestly solicited to apply to the Secretary
or Treasurer for Circulars, giving all the information concerning its organization and management, together with its
Charter and By-Laws, all of wmch are published in a neat pamphlet form, and will be mailed to any address, upon
application.
ALBANY AGRICULTUEAL WORKS,
WAREHOUSE AND SEED STORE,
EMEKY BROTHERS,
X* X- o p 1- 1 e t o r s ,
Nos. 62 & 64 State Street, Albany, N, Y.
PATENTEES AND MANUFACTURERS OF
EMERY'S PATENT CHANGEABLE RAILROAD HORSE POWER.
ALSO LEVER POWERS,
For Four, Six anJ Kight Horses, of new and superior ci'nstruction, together with a great variety of laDur-saving
AG-RICXJLTXJRJOli nvr^CHINERY.
ALSO
General Dealers in Implenienis and Seed.
HORSE ro^VEIlS.
It liaa ever been the aim of the proprietors to make none but the first class of work, and always
nae the best materials and workmanship. In the construction of their Horse Powers they have
endeavored to adapt them most readily and advantageously to the great variety of purposes required
by the Farmer and Mechanic. The same considerations have guided them in the construction and
adaptation of the various Machines made and sold by them, and to be driven by the power, in calcu-
lating their various velocities, forces, pulleys and geers, required to enable them to operate in their
maximum efficiency, which is the great secret of their snccei?i'.
THKASHING MACHINES
■\viTir
SEPARATING AND CLEANING ATTACHMENT,
Combined and adapted for all kinds and conditions
of grain, &c.
This miichine is the Kreafest success in its line yet pro-
duced. Itciin be operated with two horses as easily, and
with equal results, as Uie ordinary thrashinp: machine
without the cleaning attachment; while its capacity
adapts it equally well to the force of four or si.f horses.
It will thrash perfectly clean from the straw, and clean
the grain for market without any wastage in any part of
tlie process.
It is complete in one frame. Very compact and simple
-runs light, still, and without any concussion from its
moving parts. It has been very extensively used during
the past two harvests, and its superiority over any others
in market established beyond question, and considering
its capacity and cost of construction it is at least fifty per
cent cheaper than any other similar machine in use.
CLOVER MILLS AND CLEANERS.
This is a new Machine comparatively, and is believed
to be one of the best Machines for the purpose ever made ;
can be driven by one. two, or more horses at a high or
slow velocity, and do equally good work, and with wet
and bad, as well as good condition, of the clover chaff.
It cleans the seed and delivers it fit for market at the
same operation.
STALK AND STRAW CUTTERS
For Horse Power— a strong and durable Machine, and
adjustable to any length of cut.
SAWING MILLS,
With Circular Saws for Cutting Fire-wood, Slitting
Boards, Plank, &c., for fencing and building purposes;
also with Machine Cross-cut for cutting Logs for Wood,
Shingles, Staves, &c. ; also Mills for making Shingles.
FEED MILLS
For Grinding all kinds of Grain for Feeding, as well as
corn in the ear when desired. Several sizes, and with or
without Sieves and Bolts attached.
CIDER MILLS
For Power and Hand use, with and without Press
attached. These Mills and Presses are of a superior style
and utility to any others in use.
COTTON GINS
WITH
COTTON LINT CLEANER AND CONDENSER.
Cotton Gins with improved Feeding Hoppers, with 30
to 100 Saws, calculate<l for one to eight horses. These
are superior in finish and adaptation to the wants of the
Cotton Grower, to anything of the kind before offered to
the public.
The Lint Condenser is an attachment suited to any
ordin.ary Cotton Gin; it receives the lint as it is dis-
charged from the gin, condenses it and delivers it com-
pact, ready for the press at one and the same operation,
and at the same operation cleanses it from all earthy
matter, as sand, dust, &c. It dispenses with tlie neces-
sity of any lint room and large buildings, as the (iin may
be equally as advantageously used in the field as the
grain thrasher, and when used in buildings it requires no
more additional room than the size of the Gin itself
occupies. It Is also a perfect safeguard against fire, as it
is impossible for burning lint to pass through the machine
without the fire being extinguished in its passage, thus
making this Cotton Gin with its condenser fire-proof.
They have been extensively used in Georgia the past two
crops, and tlie cotton made by them has commanded an
advanced price over that ginned by tlie best machines in
use.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Constantly on hand, embacing a large and selected
assortmeit of Plows, Harrows. CuUivator.s, Pog Powers,
Churns, Cheese Presses; also Kniks. Hoes. Shovels, &c.,
always on liand at the lowest manufacturer's terras.
ILLUMINATED CATALOGUE.
The Proprietors have completed their new Catalogue
the most complete and beautifully illustrated work ever
published by any manufacturer, embracing a great num-
ber and variety of finely executed and carefully prepared
Illustrations and Descriptions,
together with ample references and indexes as well as the
Prices, Terms of Sale, Weight, Cubic Measurements.
Capacity, Directions for use. Durability and Warranty of
their
Machinery, Implements, and Seeds.
On receipt of three cents in stamps to prepay postage,
it will be sent to all applicants. Local Agencies solicited
for the Side of the above Machines. _
EMERY BROTHERS,
Nos. 62 & &1 State Street, Albany. N. Y.
ADVEETISING DEPARTMENT.
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DEALER IN
AND MANUFACTURER OF
SCALES
Of every variety, such as
Beam, Platform, Druggists, Butchers & Grain Measurers Scales, &c.,
Particular attention paid to repairing and adjusting all kinds of SCALES and 'WEIGIITS.
ISO. 136 SOUTH PEARI. STREET, AI.BAIVY, N. Y.
D:^ N. B. Brass Finishing in all its branches. Brass and Composition Castings made to order.
LONG & SIIiSBY'S
CARRIAGE AND SLEIGH MANUFACTORY,
Nos. 324 and 326 South Pearl Street,
JAMES LONG. •^X/15«^«/W*X*t HENRY W. SILSBY.
J8@" Orders for Light Carriages and Sleighs will receive prompt attention.
Great care will be taken in the selection of Materials and construction of the
above articles.
L. J. LLOYD,
Saddle, Harness,
And Military Equipments made to order, and everything pertaining to the business.
NOS. 340 & 342 BROADWAY, ALBANY.
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ALBANY DIRECTORY
XEIV YORK STATE
AGRICULTURAL WORKS
■?
WHEELER, lELICK & €0, Proprietors,
Manufacture WHEJEliER'S Patent Railw^ay Cbain
HORSE POWERS
(for one or two <horsf,s,)
rL^JVTJl TIOJV HORSB PO WBRS^
(four horse, or six mule, lever,)
WHEELER'S (IMPROVED) PATENT COMBINED
THiESHEi mn wii^i^owEe,
(No. 1, 30 inch, and No. 2, 26 inch Cylinders,)
OVERSHOT THRESHER AND SEPARATOR,
AND OTHER FARMING MACHINES FOR HORSE POWER USE.
CIRCULARS, containing list of PRICES, and FULL DESCRIPTION, and CUTS of each
MACHINE, with statements of their capacities for work, will, on application, be sent by mail,
postage free.
[I^ Liberal discount are made to dealers.
Responsible agents are wanted in sections where we have none.
WHEELER, MELICK & CO.,
HAMILTON STREET, COR. OF LIBERTY, ALBANY, N. Y.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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ALBANY IRON AND SAW WORKS.
FRU7N & LANSING,
MANUFACTURfc;RS OF
^
IRON BRIDGES, RAILINGS, BALCONIES,
BAWK VAIJI.TS, DOORS & SH^TERS, BRIDGE & ROOF BOLTS,
Mill, Cross-Cut and Circular Sftws. All kinds of Saws made and repaired.
No8. 50, 5!3, 54 <& 56 Lilberty St., Nos. 4, 6 & 8 Pruyn St., &, Nos. 5, 7 4i> 11 Cburch St.
OFFICE, JTo. 4 JPHlZr'jr STREET, ^EB^JTIT,
H. PRUXN. '*'^»- CHAS. B
ROBERT
LANSING.
T. X=>.il.C3rES cfi? SOT^,
58, 60 AND 62 LIBERTY STREET,
AL.BA1VY, ]V. T.
The proprietors having enlarged their premises and facilities, are now prepared to execute CAST-
INGS of all sizes and weight, at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms.
STEAM ENGINE, MACHINERY, RAIL ROAD,
ffliiiKo Mill mm, iim, nmm
S*^SH WEIGHTS made to any size and weight,
q;^ We have also recently added to our assortment many New Patterns of
DOOR GRi^TES.
PUIiliEYS OF AZiI< SIZBS, FROM ONK TO FOUR FEBT.
Persons desirous of Putting up Machinery of any kind, are invited to call and examine patterns
and become acquainted with the prices at the Foundry, before contracting elsewhere.
Orders of every kind are solicited, an<^ strict attention will be given to their prondpt execution.
J. PAGE. I. PAGE.
220
ALBANY DIRECTORY,
FRANKLIN MACHINE WORKS.
M. MAGINNES,
MANDFACTURER OF
S111!ii«
pi|M|M3I?^i
§
AND GENERAL MACHINERY,
CASTINGS OF ALL KINDS MADE TO ORDER.
Cor. Rensselaer, Mulberry, Quay & Broadway,
*
i
MAHUPACTDEEES AND DEALEES'^N
Hay, Railroad Depot, Rollin.g Mill,
DORMANT W&.REHOTJSE, PORTABLE PLATFORM, PATENT
BALANCE, COUNTER AND DRUGGISTS'
SCALES-,
OF ALL SIZES AND DESCRIPTIONS.
JR. GROOJft, ^gent.
No. 45 CHURCH ST., ALBANY, N. Y, >
The foUowiug testimonial wa.s received from Alderman J. Schdylee of this city. This is only
one of the many equally flattering testimonials in my possession, showing the superiority of these
scales over all others.
R. Groom— Sir : In the Spring of 1R56, you put up in my yard. -corner Bas.sett and Franklin Streetc, one of your
■ , Fairua.nks put up in my yard at No. 175 Broadway, one of his Coal Scales of
Four-Ton Coal Stales. At the same time, - ^ , ,, ^ -.-
th'^ same caiiacity. Since then, to the present time, both scales have been in con.'-tant use and tested thoroughly. 1 ain
conSdent that the scale put up by vou is, in every respect, far superior to the one put up by Kairbanks. I checrfuhy
recommend the scales of vour manufacture, to all others, beiuK satisfied that they can not fail to give perfect satisfac
tion. ■ Yours iruly t . v, -o ..niinv, l>o
Albany, October 19, 1858.
JAMJiS SCUDYLER.
[t^ N. B. Repairing done in the most thorough and workmanlike manner, at short notice.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
221
PALMER, NEWTON & CO.,
SALAMANDER AND ALBANY FIRE BRICK WORKS,
re/isoaiit'.^*'^
VIEW FROM NORTHERN RAIL ROAD.
Kathbone Street, on Northern Railroad and Erie Canal, near North Ferry,
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
k
Portable Clay Furnaces, Fire Clay, Fire Sand, Mica, Kaolin, &c..
AMOS P. PALMER,
HOKAOK B. NEWTON,
AL.BA1VY, ]V. Y.
J. H. NASH.
JOHN M. NEWTON, Jr.
P. H. GRIFFIN,
Steuben Street, Corner James,
^^i^i^^^^^
i!i!ir
1 • n
CONSTANTLY 0N HAND
^atljing Jparatus, flanges,
VALVE AND SELF-ACTING WATER CLOSETS,
^.^^^% ^ ^\1^^^ ^\^^ ^^^^^Q
PLATED AND BRASS COCKS,
CEDAR AND PINE HYDRANTS,
FII.TERS, HOSi:, &C.,
Copper and Iron Force, Cistern. Liquor, Beer, Gas,
Drip and Pulp PUMPS,
Sheet C»pper, Brast and Etr.ad, Iron, Block Vin and
Ijead PIPE,
IRON SINKS, STBAM ENGINE "WORK,
Brevrers' and Distillers' Coppers, Columns
warninted to ruu I'ure Spirits oi 100 per ceut abovi.^ proof.
Tanners' Haatars, Dya-Kettles, &c., made to order.
Copper and Plumbing Work in all their branches, executed
on reasonable terms and at the shortest notice.
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222 ALBANY DIRECTORY,
FH(ENIX & SALAMANDER FIRE BRICK WORKS,
(Oldest Establishment in tbe United States,)
TIVOLI HOLLOW, ALBANY, N. Y.
JACOB HENRY'S SONS,
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FIRl BRICK OF EVERY VARIETY AND SHAPE,
stove, Range and Heater Liinings, Portable Clay Furnaces,
Fire Sand, Fire Clay, Mica, Kaolin, &c.
C. V. HENRY. H. U. HENRY.
MICHAEL DELEHANTY,
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WORKER,
Green Street, cor. Beaver, Albany.
KITCHEN RANGES & BATHING APPARATUS
Always on hand and put up to order with Neatness and Dispatch.
JOHN TRACEY & CO.,
RECTIFYING DISTILLERS
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
HIGHEST PiOF IMOHOl, Billlfi FlllID MD tilMPHEIE,
Pure Spirit, Extra French Spirit, Cologne Spirit,
^liEiisaii iin km® eiAnof,
XXoll^zxd C3rlia.,
BOURBOJN, MONONGAHELA, IRISH and SCOTCH WHISKEYS,
AND
. OLD FRENCH WINES AND BRANDIES,
t20 AlVD 22 STATE STREET, ALBANY,
109 WATER STREET, NEW YORK,
85 JBKO^D STREET, BOSTOJT.
JOHN TRACEY. Albany. DANIEL A. PATCH, Boston.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT
223
MANUFACTURER OF
BEDSTEADS,
Patent Cribs, Extension Tables and Wash Stands,
TH^CMER ST., jlBOT^E Jt^ORTH FERRY',
isrEx\Ar
PLUMBING ESTABLISHMENT,
I^O. 1^21 STATE STREET, AL.BAWY.
The Subscribers, Proprietors and Licensed Plumbers to the Albanr Water Works, would respectfully inform their
patrons and the public, that they still continue to carry on the Plumbing Business in all its branches, as heretofore.
This Establishment is one of the largest in the State, and is well known throughout the country as one of the
leading Establishment in the Plumbings Business.
The foUowiog articles manufactured and constantly for sale at this Establishment: Hatters' Kettles, Iron, Copper
and Brass Pumps. Bathing Apparatus, Water Closets, Kitchen Ranges, Copper Boilers, Stationary Fire Engines for Fac-
tories Deep Well Pumps, Lead, Copper and Iron Pipes, Sheet Lead, Brass Cocks, Valves, Couplings, Leather Hose, and
all otter articles appertaining to the business. j .. , ^ „ ,r , t%_- ^ , * j • i .c
The Trade supplied with all or any of the aboye named articles at New York Prices. Orders executed in any part of
the United States, by competent workmen. ^,„.„
JULIA EIDGWAY,
* HERMAN H. RUSS,
EDMUND NESBITT, Proprietors.
Agents fbr Pierce's Kitchen Ranges, Gardner, Chilson & Co.'s Metropolitan Hot Air and Cooking
Range, Mott's Cast Iron Sinks, and Enameled Hollow Ware.
224
ALBANY DIRECTORY.
R. HARDZE, Machinist,
62 and 64 Church St., Cor. Herkimer, Albany, N. Y.
liiA.iivxjr'ji^c'X'XjmsKj of*
ENGINE LATHES, BOILER-PLATE PUNCHES, SHEARS,
Shafting, Pumps, Steam Gauges, Coffee Roasters, Hoisting Machines, Malt Kiln
Iron, Mash Tub Bottoms, Malt Mills, &c.
The above Cut represents mf Improved Upright Engines. Beside being neatnnd compact, they are the mo''. simple
and economical in use, while their cost is materialh- below that of other Engines ot ane9»al capacity AUacitU to
them is a governor valve of my manufacture, which is warranted equal to any m use, they Me so constructed tnat
the speed of the Engine must be the same under all circumstances. • KO»Jb.lcx tiiiit-uig..
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT
225
E. M. VAN SICKLES.
WM. F. FOBBY.
IN STAPLE DRY GOODS.
Also Dealers in COTTON AND WOOLEN
ANUFACTURERS^ SUPPLIES,
ffooi, Oil, Belting-, Satinet IVarps, Spool Tapes, Sfc, Sic,
ISTos. 1 and 2 CENTRAL BLQCK, BROA.DWAY,
(adjoining delavan house on the north,) <£lI£»IBj^-K)^'^3 SSfa °S?a
RODGBRS' IMPROVED
PORTABLE STEAMENGINE8&B0ILERS
jiHi iiiiEi;
'?
MANUFACTURER OF
Nos. 33
TOBACCO CUTTERS,
PRESSES AND STEM ROLLERS,
Hydraulic and Screw Presses,
SINGLE AND DOUBLE ACTING
Shafting, Pulleys, ImproTed llniversal
Manners, and Couplimgs, and
Maclalnery of all kinds.
ER STREET, Albany, N. Y.
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TOWNSEND'S
FURNACE MD MACHINE SHOP.
MAXCFACTOKT OF
STEAM ENGIK'ES,
MILL GEARING & MACHINERY,
AND
Machinery Castings of all kinds ;
Also, Chilled RoIIr and Jagger's Turbine
Water Wlieel,
And jilso Columns and other Building Cast-
ings, Plow Castings, &c., at Retail
as well as Wholesale.
Cor. of Hawk and Eih Sts.,
AIL)]B^i^:i iTu Mo is, o
FRANKLIN TOWNSEND, Proprietor.
AlBAM AMUllRAL Al MACHll WORKS,
58 & 60 BLEECKER STREET,
L. & P. K. DEDERICK,
jnanufacturers of DEnEUICML'S Ceiebrated
PARALLEL LEVER HAY AND COTTON PRESSES.
Also, PRESSES adapted to PRESSIMG CLOTH, PAPER, RAGS, FLAX, HEMP, HOPS, &c.
Also an LMPROVED WINDLASS FOR ELEVATING COAL, &c., by horse power. Any other
articles manufactured to order, and general jobbing done in wood or iron. Wood turning of
every kind, sawing, scroll sawing, planing, re-sawing for panels, &c. NEWELS, BALUSTERS,
POSTS, COLUMNS, &c., &c., on hand or turned at short notice.
Mechanics nnd others will find in our works facilities for producing different articles needed by them, not possessed
by any other jobbing work* in the city.
DANIEL DONCASTER,
JfljlCHIJriST,
MANUrACTtnREK OF
■WOODWORTH'S
r/ILB/IA/y-
Resawing Machines,
&c., &c.,
IVos. 198 and 200
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ADVERTISING DEPABTMENT
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AMSDELL BROS.
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PORTER.
AMSDELL BROS.
CELEBRATED
Brewery, Nos. 135, 137, 139, 141, 143 and 145 Jay St., Albany, N. Y.
DEPOTS:
New York, 122 Liberty Street and 125 Cedar Street,
New York, 231 Fulton St., J. M. Baker & Co. "-'" - "
Springfield, Mass., - - D. D. Warren.
South Adams, Mass., - - - F. Alger.
Pittsfield, Mass., - - - John "Webb.
New Haven, Conn., - r Stout & Bishop.
Norwalk, Conn., - - M. C. Needham.
Butland, Vt., - - Charles Thompson.
- - - Amsdell Brothers.
Schenectady^ N. Y., - - Peter Stavers.
Schoharie, N. Y., ... Wm. Parrot.
Gardnerville, N. Y., Ten Eyck Beekman.
Northampton, N. Y., - - A. B. Pease.
Barrytown, N. Y., ... "W. J. Best.
Yonkers, N. Y., - Persimmon, Sims & Co.
Catskill, N. Y., - - Edwards & Stryker.
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CHARLES A. BURT,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
DRUGS & MEDICINES,
AND MANUFACTURER OF
No. 797 BROA^DW^^Y,
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A. A. DUNLOP,
67 aUAY STREET, ALBANY,
XX PALE and PORTER,
IJir BOTTLE OR C^SK,
Depot in New York, 56 Liberty Street.
A. A. DUNLOP,
Nova Scotia & Western Plaster
GROUND ON THE PREMISES.
KINGSTON AND WESTERN CEMENT,
@iiiimEi m§ pumum umm.
ALL KIND OF FEED GROUND WITH DISPATCH.
STORAGE FOR FLOUR OR GRAIN.
DIINLOP'8 PLASTER AND FEED MILL,
67 and 68 Quay Street,
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feSIlPERlOR AlBAII PAIE, BROWI, AMBER AlES,
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Albany Medical College, May 2d, 1859, )
I have made careful chemical examiDations of several samples from
different brewings of the article known as " McKnight's Malt Wine,"
and find it to be, as represented, n liquid containing nothing but the
fermented extract of malt and hops. The diflerent specimens were
found to be nearly uniform in composition— the slight difference ob-
served being principally in the atuount of alcohol present, owing j)ro-
bably to the varying length of time that had elapsed since the brewings
were made.
The Malt Wine examined contained no excess of saccharine matters,
such as sugar or honey (as is often the case with similar articles), and
which have the effect to mask, to a more or less considerable extent,
the peculiar flavor of the hop, and at the same time to diminish the
medicinal value of the malt liquors in which they are found.
The amount of alcohol contained in the " Malt Wine" is consider-
ably greater than is generally found in American Ales. From the
examinations .1 have made, 1 am satisfied that the " Malt Wine" is
made from carefully selected barley and hons, and is skillfully brewed ;
that in point of purity, and all desirable qualities, it is fully equal to
the best importMl ales. As such I can confidently recommend it to
the public as an agreeable beverage, and to Physicians as a desirable
article for medicinal use. CHAKLES H . TOKTEK, M. 1).,
Professor qf Chemistry and Pharmacy in the Albany Medical College,
Clwmist to the New York State Agricultural Society.
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JOHN EVERS,
iAMilii, ilMi, Willi, &n., 1E«
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BECTIPYING DISTILLER OP DOMESTIC LIQITORS,
Chapel Street, corner of T'an Schaich Street, ^LB^JTIT, JT. IT,
THOMAS BEHAN,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
^WINES, OOHDI^LS, &0., &0.,
No. 6 HUDSON STREET, ALBANY, N, T,
A Superior article of Irlsb, Scotcb and Monong'alxela AVhlskey.
ANDEBSON & CO.'S
HOME BREWED
FOE INVALIDS & FAMILY USE,
MADE OP MALT AND HOPS,
Cor. Green Sf Beaver Sts.,
K/A\<^X M
J. HARRIS & SON,
HAVANA CIGAR STORE,
No. 510 Broadway,
Dealers in all kinds of Cigars and Tobacco.
OKDEKS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO,
Factory, ^'V James Street.
JOHN HARRIS. JAMES R. HARRIS.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT
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ANTHONY BIcaUADE,
CRYSTAL ALE DEPOT.
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AND 271 AND 273 NORTH PEARL STREET,
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SENRICK & FISHER,
MANUFACTURERS
And Wliolesale and Ketail Dealers In
iiiiiiif i^ii
QBjEwSl3il mS B H'S ■EE3SB5
UPHOLSTERY GOODS,
Jfo, 40 Jf^ashingfton Jiv,
COFFINS kept on Hand or made to Order.
CHARLES SENRICK. JOSKPH FISHER.
AND ALL TUE CHOICE BRA.NDS OF
LAWLER & ROGERS,
MAN UFACTURERS
And Wholesale Dealers in
Havana, De Yara,
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No. 776 BROADWAY,
DANIEL A. LAWLER. OWEN ROGERS,
STORES, MURPHY & McDONALD,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
Id
WINES, CORDIALS, HAVANA SEGARS, &C., &C.,
NOS. 356 & 358 BROAD^VAY,
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ALBANY DIRECTORY.
HOXSIE!
EUREKA STEAM MILLS,
352 & 354 BROADWAY, CORNER DIVISION ST.,
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OP
Spices, Cream Tartar, Mustard, &c.,
AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
JAS. BARTHOLOMEW.
ly.VNSTNG MORSE.
J. WHITING,
&OJDJ^^ 33ISOTTIT,
Sugar, Boston, Butter & Pic-Nic Crackers,
PILOT BREAD, WINE & LEMON BISCUIT,
CONSTANTLY ON HAND AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
[J^All orders promptly supplied on tlie most reasonable terms
ADVEETISING DEPARTMENT.
235
ANABLE & RATHBONE,
"Wliolesale Dealers In
HIDES, OIL, LEATHER, TALLffW AND WOOL,
AND MANUFACTURERS OF
OAR LEATHER BELTINI^ & CURRIED LEATHER of all kinds,
Also IMPORTERS OP SHOE FINDINGS,
Wos. 30 & 3'2 STATE STREET, (opposite tlie Excban^e,)
3sr. B. C-A.SDE3: -A.lD-S7•A.l^TOEr) oisr co]>TsiGHsriva:EisrTs_
LEFEVRES & SMITH,
(Successors to EDMUND A. ROBINSON,)
COXKEMISSION MERCHANTS
AND DEALERS IN
No. 6 ST^TE STREET,
IE. ■)
''^^j AL.BAXY^ X. Y.
ISAAC LEFEVRE,
GILBERT LEFEVRE,
J. H. SMITH
JOSEPH CARY & SO^S,
PACKERS OF PORK,
DEALERS IN
T, Provisions, Cheese, Lard, Flour, Seeds, k k..
ISoB. 3S1 & 353 Broad-way,
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JOSFPH CART,
ALBERT CAKY,
EOBKBT CABY!
MONS'R H. KAMBLI.
PROFESSOR OF THE
FMIH m GERMAN LANGUAGES
22 Chestnut Street,
■, Ho Yo
R. A. BROWN,
EIECTROTIPER & ENGMVEB,
And Manufacturer of fine Brass & Silver Plated
DOOR PLATES,
Electrotyped Plates for Carriages,
Safes, Pianos, Cars, &c.
TEASETTS, RWI¥ES, FORKS, SPOOKS, &c., &f .
RE-PLATED IN THE BEST MANNER.
496 BBOADWAT. AZiBANlT, N. T.
WM. B. CONANT,
BROKER,
INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE AGENT,
JVo* 45 ST^TE STREET^
(UNDER ALBANY CITY BANK,)
A^LBA.DN'Y, IST. Y.
236
ALBANY DIRECTORY.
Mffl SIEISH MAUI,,:..
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Ifos 19 JAMES, and 26 N. FEABL STS., ALBANY, N. T.
07'All Orders in connection fvitli tlie above business promptly executed Tvlth
Neatness and Dispatcli.
WINNE & NORTHROP,
MANOPACTUKEKS OF
Cor. of Colonie, Centre & Lansing Sts.j
ALL KINDS OF RIMS BENT TO ORDER.
Also, Be-Sawlng and Planing of all kinds
done at the shortest notice.
S. P. WINNK.
S. W. NORTHROP.
BENJAMIN FATN,
MANUPACTPRER OF
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I>HEI>-A.ItEID COCOA.,
AND DEALER IN
MUSTARD, PIPES, PLUG TOBACCO,
Imported Cigars, Cigar Cases,
TOBACCO & SNUFF BOXES,
Meerschaum Pipes, Cigar Lighters, &c., &c..
Opposite the Museum, and next to E. Coming & Co,
JAMES DEARSTYNE& BROTHERS,
IDealei's In
Crockery, Glass and Earthen Ware, &c., &c.,
BATH, N. GREEXBIJSH. P. O. Address, AL.BAIVY, IV. Y.
Great care is given to the selection of Choice Brands of
FLOUR, EXTRA FLAVORED TEAS, THE BEST OF PROVISIONS, &c.,
All of which are kept constantly on hand and for sale at Wholesale or Retail .
Messrs. Dearstyne & Brothers are also Proprietors of the ALBANY AND BATH STEAM FERRY,
which crosses the Hudson River every ten minutes throughout the day.
JAMES DEARSTYNE.
SAMUEL DEARSTYNE.
CORNELIUS DEARSTYNE.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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KINGSBURY & WHITEHEAD
Have on hand and are mantifactaring a beautiful assortment of
CALECHES, HEARSES AND BAROUCHES,
TWO SEAT FAMILY CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES,
Which for style and finish are not surpass|fl in this country, at
Nos. 131 & 133 HUDSON ST., ALBANY.
MERRICK WITT, JR.,
CARRIAGE
Manufacturer,
IXos. 345 and 347 STATE STREET,
H. McDO]\]VALD,
MANUFACTURER OP
CARRIAGES & SLEIGHS
183 and 185 Soutb Pearl St.,
(AT THE HEAD OF SOUTH FEREY.)
And 71 & 73 Broad Street,
All orders promptly executed with
neatness and dispatch.
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ALBANY DIRECTORY.
GEO. HARRIS & SON,
Cor. Maiden Lane and James Street,
GEORGE HARRIS.
ALBAHIf, H. ¥.
HENRY HARRIS.
LIVERY STABLES,
EDWARD FRISBY,
Nos. 78 and 80
HAMII.TOX STREET, AliBAflTT.
COACHES AND CARRIAGES
For Weddings, Funerals and Pleasore Rides
FURNISHED AT SHORT NOTICE.
HORSES entrusted to me to board -will receive the most
careful attention.
SINGLE TEAMS ALWAYS IN READINESS.
Terins IMLod^erate.
D.H.&C.L WOODRUFF,
CORNER OF
Plain and Grand Streets,
JLime and Cevnent
ALWAYS ON HAND.
JACOB VAN DERZEE,
aiiPEiTER AM mmmi
No. 335
H^JfllJLTOJV ST,,
N. Y.
Coutnicta taken for the erection of public and private
buildings on the moat reasonable terms. m .
JOBUING prompUy attended to, and exccutea in a
thorough and workmanlike manner.
Jack Screws for raising Buildings, Sec., to let.
JOHN CLEMISHIRE,
OF
Churches, Dwellings, Stores, &c., &c.,
BLINDS, DOORS, SASH AND MOULDINGS
Made to order on short notice at the STEAM SAWING & PLANING MILL,
Nos. 161 & 163 CLINTON AVE., ALBANY, N. Y.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT,
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lalVERY STABIiES
Nos. 71 and
(Next to City Hall,)
MAIDEN LANE,
The subscriber holds himself in readiness, at all times, to furnish his friends and the public generally with HORSES,
CARRIAGSS and WAGONS, all of which will be in as good style as can be found at any other Hyery JBstablishment in
this city.
For W^BDDINGS, FUNERALS or PfiKASURK RIDES, furnished at short notlc*
and on reasonable terms.
n^ Boarding or Transient Horses intrusted to my care will receive the best attention.
T. "W, VAJV AL.STY«fE, Proprietor.
ALPHEUS BEMIS,
CARRIAGE WORK
AND
^latksmit^ing in all its ^ranc^es
Promptly executed in a workmanli'<o manner and
on the most reasonable terms.
Rear No. 890 Broadway.
GEORGE E, LATHAM,
(Formerly with WM. FROTHINGHAM,)
508 BROADWAY,
Every article appertaining to the Trade made
to order, in the best possible manner, at the
shortest notice.
T. J. RAMSDILL,
^Proprietor,
]Vos. 48, 49 & 50 ITHITE ST., BATH.
Post Office Address, Box 15, Albany, N. Y.
Ha'<'mg superior advantages in procuring LUMBER, and the
?». Jii.i'.v'^^^^^''''^^ '° operation, I am prepared to furnish
UIjINU.S of any kind, at 25 cents off of the ordinary price.
All orders promptly filled and packed for shipping to any nart
ofthe UNITED STATES OR CANADAS. b " au;' parw
BLINDS on hand at 20 cents per foot, or made to order, if not
over three feet wide.
J. H. BULLOCK, AGENT. 128 SOUTH PEARL STREET, ALBANY, N. Y.
THOMAS MYERS & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Gutters, Conductors, Heads, Stove Collars, Sink Pipes, Slate
and Metal Chimney Tops and Slaters' Cement kept
constantly on hand or made to order, at
No. 2 CANAL STREET, AJLBANY.
Also, Patent Smoke and Gas Elevators,
Constantly on hand, Warranted to cure smoky chimneys in all cases.
N. B. Roofs done in any part of the States or Canadas.
A share of public patronage Is solicited.
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ALBANY DIEECTORY.
B. W. WOOSTER,
FURNITURE
57 & 59 SOUTH PEARL. ST., ALBAJVY, N. Y.
Curled Hair, Palm Leaf, Husk and Straw Mattresses, Spring Bed Bottoms,
Feathers, Feather Beds, Bolsters and Fillows.
0. S. RICE & E. MIGKEL,
INTERIOR DECORATORS IN
FRESCO & OIL.
B A^ INT N E H ,
SIGN im HOUSE PAINTERS,
No. 547 BROADWAY, ALBANY, N. Y
H. & R. COLEMAN,
UNDERTAKING
AND
FURNITUEE WARE ROOMS,
N. B. COFFINS kept constantly on liand or made to order. Furniture
made and repaired.
HENRY COLEMAN. RICHARD COLEMAN.
BROOKSBY 8s ROWLAND,
STONE CUTTERS,
Green cor. Westerlo Street, Albany, N. Y.,
Have constantly on hand or manufacture to order, every variety of ITALIAN and AMERICAN
MARBLE, PATERSON AND CONNECTICUT FREESTONE MONUMENTS; also AMERICAN
MARBLE, PATERSON AND CONNECTICUT FREESTONE AND GRANITE, suitable for
Building purposes, which, will be finished to order and shipped to any place at the shortest
notice and on the most reasonable terms.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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FBOU THE GLEN'S FALLS HE86EN0EB.
'• Some of the cases cured by Dr.
Listen had been treated by the most
skillful physicians in this country in
vain. Science and skill merits
praise, and a reliable physician,
whose cures by simple treatment,
astonish the most despairing, de-
serves the confidence of the public."
The following: statement from J.
W. Tuttle, Esq., Commissioner of
State Loans, and formerly editor of
the "Plattsbnrffh Sentinel," will be
read with pleasure by all his host of
friends :
Plattbburoh, N. Y.
I certify that I was oiflflcted with
sore eyes for 11 years, at times
fined to a dark room for several week s
at a time ; and at all times unable to
bear the light of the sun or of a
candle I did not for years pass a
night without cold water on my
eyes. I tried all the usual remedies
of physicians, cupping, physicing
and caustic. I have had my eye-lids
burned over almost daily for six
TOonths at a time. My health failed _, ,,- /.ji-i- ^ «
as well as my eye-sight, and my I? the only Institute founded 111 this country for exclu
business was nearly destroyed. M sivc treatment of all diseases of the
last T put myself under ,the care of
Dr. Liston. In six weeks I had
gained ten pounds in weight, and
my eyes were well. His medicines
act like a charm, and his surgical
operations are most skillfully per-
formed. J. W. 'I UTTLE.
Dec. 3d, 1861.
Mr. CAVEBT, North Pearl street,
Albany, was cured by Dr. Liston.
of what had been pronounced by
two professors in the Albany Medi-
cal College to be a hopeless con-
sumption. They had been treating
him in vain for some time.
Entend Bceovding to Act of Congraii.
Catarrh, Polypus
AND
THROAT.
^ANT, M»y l8t, 1861.
I herel Ify that eight years
BinceUoBt ight by inflammation
and ulcer&i f the eyes, and re-
mained blina uutii operated upon by
Dr. Liston a month since. I can now
see to read, write and do my dally
worlf. I consider my case the more
remarljable, as several distinguished
surgeons said I could never be
helped. CATHARINE SULLIVAN.
Witnessed, Mrs. Sollivan, her
mother.
Mr. JOHN LOMAX of Albany, was
cured of a long standing catarrh.
Mr. WALTER BROWER, of the
firm of Brower & Sons, wholesale
silver manufacturers in Albany, was
cured by Dr. Liston of the " Albany
General Infirmary," of "Minister's
throat," accompanied by partial
loss of voice, the result of over-exer-
tion in delivering an address.
Plattsbubgh, N. Y., 1
April 5, 1862. )
We, the undersigned, take the op-
portunity of recommending Dr. Lis-
ten as a gentleman worthy of every
confidence, and a most skillful and
successful Surgeon, who, by his
great success here won our confi-
dence, and that of the public gene-
rally.
.T. W. TUTTLE, Com. U. S.
Deposit Fund.
C. RICHARDSON, Esq.
ORREL TOWN, Proprietor
Cumberland House.
A. LADUE, Sherifl' of Clinton
County.
.1. J. DROWN, County Treas.
G. A. DEWET, M. D.
A. G CARVER, Editor Express
and Sentinel.
K. G. STONE, Ed. Republican.
115 ORAND STREET.
THROAT DISEASES, EYE, EIR 11 CATARRH,
Here Cataracts are Removed ; Artificial Pupils Formed; Cross Eyes
Straightened ; Diseased Lids Remedied ; Inflammed, Watering,
Painful, Diseased or Blind Eyes Cured ; Deafness, Noises
in or Runnings from the Ear, Bronchitis and
Polypus Permanently Cured.
ARTIFICIAL EAR DRUMS AND ARTIFICIAL EYES INSERTED.
Charity Patients from 10 o'clock A. M., to 1 o'clock P. M., Tuesdays and Fridays.
Honse Patients boarded if necessary.
Dr. LISTON, Surgeon,
General InArnnary,
115 GRAND STREET, ALBANY.
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AliBANY DIRECTORY.
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ALBANY, N. Y.
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Corner Broadway and Maiden Lane,
AT TME JUI^TCTIOj^ OF THE
YORK, IDSOI RIVES,
EastGm & Northern Railroads.
At all hours, to suit the arrival and de-
parture of all the different Trains
and Steamers.
FRANCIS RIDER, Proprietor.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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BROADWAY,
CORNER STEUBEN STREET,
AT THE
JUNCTION OF ALL THE RAIL ROADS.
This is the Largest and most Popular House,
IN ALBANY,
Possessing all the Modern Improvements and Con-
veniences for the Accommodation of the
Traveling Public.
THEOPHILUS ROESSLE i SON,
PROPRIETORS,
^LB^NY, N. Y.
244 ALBANY DIRECTORY.
NEW JERSEY STEAM BOAT COMPANY,
PEOPLiE'S LtlJ^E STEAM BOATS.
ISAAC NEWTON
A.1ST>
NEW WORLD,
RUNNING BETWEEN
^LB^NY AND NETV^ YORK,
In connection with the New York Central
Rail Road,
iillLY, iUlliA¥S EXiEPTEO.
IiEAVE ALBANY, from Steam Boat Landing, at 7K o'clock P. M., on the arrival of the
Great "Western Train of Cars.
LEAVE PIER No. 16, N. B.., between Coilrtlandt & Liberty Sts., New York, at 6 P. M.,
arriving in Albany to connect with the Morning Trains for East, "West & North.
Is 405 feet long, 78 feet wide, has four Decks, cylinder 81 inches diameter, 12 feet stroke, 40 feet
wheel, one steam and three hand Fire Pumps, 220 Family and State Rooms, 250 Bertha.
07X3::^ KffDBTTV^ ^7^0DFLIj33
Is 385 feet long, 88 feet wide, has four Decks, cylinder 77 inches diameter, 15 feet stroke, 46 feet
wheel, one steam and three hand Fire Pumps, 228 Family and State Rooms, 249 Berths.
Both Boats are in every particular furnished and equipped in the most safe and comfortable manner.
FOR PASSAGE OR FREIGHT,
Which will be taken at all times as low as by any other line of Steamers, apply at the Office,
No. Q83 BROADWAY, ALBANY,
Or on the Wharf No. 16 NORTH RIVER, NEW YORK.
J. W. HARCOITRT, Agent, Albany.
P. C. SMITH, Agent, New York.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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JOHN REID,
MAIWFACTVRER A^O I>£AI.ER IIV ,
LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS
ZEPHYR WORSTED,
SHETLAND WOOL,
PATTERNS, CANVAS,
CHENILLE, FLOSS SILK,
EMBROIDERING- SILK,
PURSE TWIST, &C., &c.,
APRON, ROBE,
-A.2Sr3D
FINKING AND MARKING
EMBROIDERII^G.
Work done Neatly and Promptly.
Mos. 586 and 588 BROADWAY, ALBA]\ Y.
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St^ dlL^ Ji^-
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FEHALE ACADIMY
A.ITI>
inarliing
This is one of the oldest institutions for the education of females in this
country. Its Graduates and Pupils, many of -whom have enjoyed its advantages
from the very commencement of school life, are to be found in all parts of the
land, and adorn the highest social positions.
The Trustees have spared no pains or expense in furnishing it with the most
approved and complete appointments, and with a corps of Teachers believed to
be unsurpassed in any similar institution.
In addition to its regular course of English studies, facilities are afforded for
the acquisition of every accomplishment belonging to a liberal culture and a
complete education.
GYMNASTIC EXERCISES are daily practiced under the direction of a Lady
who devotes her whole time to the Department of Physical Education.
Parents wishing to place their daughters under the more especial care of the
Principal, will find his residence one of the most beautiful and appropriate in
the city, and may derive all the advantages of the best Boarding Schools.
8PECIA.L OI^I^ORTUNITIES
for the acquirement of the French Language are ofiered, as well as for the study
and practice of
Fvirther information, circulars, &c., can be obtained of the Principal, Rev.
Eben S. Stearns, Ashgrove, corner of Broad and Westerlo Streets ; at the Aca-
demy in North Pearl Street, or of any of the Trustees.
AMASA J. PARKER, President, EBEN S. STEARNS, Secretary.
THOMAS W. OLCOTT, ISAAC N. WYCKOFF,
IRA HARRIS, JAMES McNAUGHTON,
WILLIAM B. SPRAGUE, HARMON PUMPELLY,
JOHN TAYLER COOPER, JAMES H. ARMSBY,
ERASTUS D. PALMER, AMOS DEAN,
WILLIAM L. LEARNED.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 247
BRYANT, STRATTON & CLARK'S
ALBANY
43 & 45 XORTH PEARL. STREET,
H. B. BEYANT, H. D. STRATTON, W. H. CLARK.
ONE OF THE ASSOCIATED COLLEGES LOCATED AT
•libany, Troy, JtTew ITorU, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Buffalo,
Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago and St, JLouis,
A SCHOLARSHIP PURCHASED AT ONE POINT IS GOOD AT ALL.
The constantly increasing patronage of this School has rendered an enlargement of its numer-
ical facilities imperative. The proprietors have accordingly leased the elegant Hall in the new
Iron Front Building, No. 43 and 45 North Pearl Street, and amply furnished it with every con-
venience for giving instruction in the specialities embraced in their course. The Hall is very
accessible, and the location is one of the most eligible and healthy in the city.
In their new commodious quarters, and with their increased facilities, the proprietors feel
confident in their ability to meet fully the demand for a comprehensive course of instruction,
supplementary to that obtained at other schools, and preparatory to entering upon an active
basiness career.
nSTEW^ TEXT BOOKS.
The following have been prepared expressly for their course :
Bryant & Stbatton's Commercial Law : A Text Book for Commercial Colleges and Law
Schools, and also a Book of Reference for Business Men and the Profession. By Amos Dean,
LL. D., Prof, of Law in the Law Department of the University of Albany. 550 pp. Pub-
lished by D. Appleton & Co., 443 and 445 Broadway, New York.
The ability and experience of the author are too well known and appreciated in this com-
munity to require commendation. The work has received the highest encomiums from the
profession and business men throughout the country.
Bryant & Stkatton's Bookkeeping, in three editions. 1st, Primary, for Common Schools; 2d,
High School, for High Schools and Academies; 3d, Counting House edition, for Accountants
and Business Men. Published by Ivison, Phinney & Co., 48 and 50 Walker Street, New York
These works are beautifully printed in colors, exhibiting the books and forms just as they ap-
pear in the hands of an accomplished, scientific accountant, and is by far the most compre-
hensive and philosophical work upon this subject extant,
Bryant & Stbatton's Commercial Arithmetic ; in two parts. Designed for. Commercial and
Agricultural Colleges, Normal and High Schools and Academies. Published by Phinney,
Blakeman & Mason, 61 Walker Street, New York.
Spencerian System of Penmanship. By P. R. Spencer. Tlie only practical Commercial system
extant. Published, for all grades of schools, by Ivison, Phinney & Co., 48 and 50 Walker
Street, New York.
For Catalogue and Circular, call at the Rooms or Address as above.
NOTICE.
Business men in want of reliable Accountants, Collectors, Clerks, Salesmen, or Agents, can
be furnished by calling at our rooras^r addressing us by mail.
248
ALBANY DIBBCTORT.
3B. :e. JrLIC^JEl^S
€mmtnm\ %mkm^ & Initiatorg
COUNTING HOUSE, No. 96 STATE STREET.
liOOA-TEID TJSr jA.IL.B-A.3Sr"5r, 1848.
OPEN SAY ANP EVENINO DUBING THE YEAR.
COMMERCIAL BOOKKEEPING, COMMERCIAL LAW, COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC, COMMERCIAL WRITINO
»nd COMMERCIAL CORRESPONDENCE, is taught at this Institution in a practical manner, bv the Principal, who is
a practical Accountant and has fourteen years experience in teaching the science of accounts. All of the most approved
methods for classifying Merchants Accounts are introduced. Also new and Improved methods for working Commercial
CalculatioiiB.
E. B. Rice Is also Teacher of Penmanslilp and Bookkeeplnsf In the Albany Academy.
E. McGregor,
40 ORANGE STREET,
Between Broadway and North Pearl Street,
.AXiBAJM-ST, 3Sr_ "ST.
Ladies' and Genllemen's Clothing
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Scoured, Dyed and Befinished in the First Style.
N. B. Goods received and returned by Express.
DANIEL L. WEAVER,
Manufacturer of and
Dealer in
UMBREllAS,
PARASOLS,
Parasolettes,
ETC.,
Of the best material, constantly on hand or made to order.
Cape and Dbess Trimmings Pinked to Order.
Also, Corset & Bone for Dressmakers for Sale*
39 Green, cor. Hudson St., Albany.
M. W. MACOMBER,
M. VT. MACOMBEH &. CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
WINDOW GLASS, BRUSHES,
CAMPHENE, &C.,
32 & 34 Washington Ave.,
A.1^ JJA.J1I \ • TIMOTHY SHELDON.
WHOLiKSAIjE AMD RETAIL DEALEB IN
STRAW BONNETS
MILLINERY GOODS.
Keeps conatantly on liand the largest and most complete assortment ot
the above Goods to be found In this City.
No. 540 BROADWAY, ALBANY.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
249
CEORCE C. SCOTT,
AND DEALER IN
Of every style. Also, a beautiful assortment of
o.A.SJSXAfa:z3zi.z3s ets ST'Xi&TX.Ta'cSrtst,
JVo, 8 BE^T*EMt STREET, JiEB^J^Y,
Gk)ods made up in the best manner, from the latest Styles by the best of workmen, and
perfect satisfaction warranted in every instance.
J«S- PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO CUTTING.-®*
JOHN A. O'BRIEN,
Uannfaotarer, Wholesale and Betail Dealer in
millinery Goods, Bonnets,
HEAD DRESSES, DRESS CAPS, AC,
NO. 45 ISrOETH PEARL STREET,
(Bet-vreen Steuben Street and Blalden l<ane.)
AtWATS DYEING YET STILL LIVING.
No. 20 NORTON STREET.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED
FANCY DYEING
AND
SCOURliG ESTABLISHMENT.
N. B. — Gentlemen will take notice that a first
class Tailor is employed to do pressing for
their Coats, Pants, &c.
Perfect shape warranted.
Mrs. JOHN McDUFFIE.
WILLIAM F. COCHRAN,
DEALER IN IMPORTED
CHOICE HAVANA CIGARS,
AND
FINE GROCERIES,
MASONIC HALL,
41 XO'ox'tlx Z*eA.x'l Street,
JOSEPH LEMOGES
LADIES AND GENTS'
624 BROADWAY, ALBANY, N. Y.
A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF FASHIONABLE
BOOTS, SHOES & GAITERS
Constantly on hand and also made to order, of the best
French Stock, and warranted to fit.
Particular attention paid to LADIES' GAITER BOOTS.
250
ALBANY DIRECTORY.
EXOTIC NURSERY,
50 CHESTNUT STREET,
(Near the New State Street Presbyterian Church.)
ALBMI, li I.
ORDERS FOR
Also, BULBS, FLOWER AND VEGETABLE
SEEDS, will receive prompt attention.
A. F. CHATFIELD, Florist.
JOSEPH LORD,
BooKSEiiER m mumi
19 PHILIP STREET,
Has on band a choice assortment of
Theological, School and Miscellaneous Books,
Sunday School Books and Requisites, Gift
Books, School Books and School
Stationery, &c., &o ,
FURNISHED ON REASONABLE TERMS.
A large assortment of second hand Books for sale cheap.
ALBANY TILE W^ORKS.
COE. CLINTON AVENUE AND KNOX STREET,
ALBANY, N. Y.
The subscribers, being the most extensive manufacturers of Draining Tile in the United States, hare on hand, in
large or small quantities, for Land Draining, Round, Sole and Horse Shoe Tile, warranted puperior to any made in this
country, hard burned, and oyer one foot in length. Orders solicited. Price list sent on application.
Also Agents for COE & CO.'S SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME. »
Terms Casli. C & "W. IMCcCA-lMtlMOW, A-ltoany, Tf. Y.
OLD LINE STEAM TOW BOATS.
TOWINGDMLY,
BET-WEEN
AlBANYAllWYORK
BY STEAMBOATS
OSJVEGO and ^JTJr^.
ALFD VAN SANTVOORD, ^g't, 77 Pier, Albany.
HENRY SMITH, Agent, 16 South St., New York.
R. & L. LEWIS,
HARP MAKERS.
SSTABZilSRED, 1846.
626 BROADWAY,
DOIJBI.I: ACTIOJV HARPS
r'rom $300 iip.
SIringt attd every Beqniiile for the Barp>
/<
^^JV^-\^?, WIJL. FRESH GROUND^£>^
^^ FARMER'S PLASTER, ^i
Kosendale Cement Calcined Plaster.
Ground Lime for Plastering
LIME FCUR WHITEWASH.
WARNER BRO'S' LIME KILNS,
South Broadway, fcelow the Ferry,
A.zid. at the Jxin otion of Ca«ial8 ,
^V ABOVE VTEBT TROT. ^
ygTidNGSTOW CEHIENT. HAIR.TJjm
ALBAJVY & TROY
L
WARNER BROTHERS,
Jointa Lime per Barrel,
LUMP LIME PER BARREL,
Kingston Cement per Barrel,
CALCIKED PLASTER PER BARREL,
Marble Dust per Barrel,
FAEMERS' PLASTER PER TON,
Hair per Bushel.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
251
^ Py ^ Wholesale Manufacturers of *^y ^^
Corner Lumber and Swan Streets, ^Itbany,
COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND PEDLARS SUPPLIED.
FRAIKfORT SKIRT «iPAM,
AGENT,
No. 12 FRANKFORT STREET,
Manufacturers of the best and cheapest
Of all Descriptions.
D^ CIRCULARS SENT ON APPLICATION.
Mme. Demorest's
MAGASIN DES MODES,
473 Broadway, I. ¥.
Branches appointed in all the
Cities of the Union
and Canada.
PATTERNS,
PRIZE MEDAL SKIRTS,
FRENCH CORSETS,
AMD
Dress- JnaMng-,
MME. DEMOREST'8
QUARTERLY
Mirror of Fashions,
Single Copies 25 cts. Yearly
tl, with a valuable
Premium.
ALSO,
niDE. DEinOREST'S
RUNNING STITCH
Sewing Machine,
Sews with a common needle,
either with a single or double
thread, about one yard per mi-
nute, and is so extremely simple
that a child of 6 or 8 years can
use it successfully. It is richly
ornamented, and when in use, is
attached to the table like a sew-
ing bird.
PRICE FIVE COLLARS.
I^'ET^ YORK A-GENOY
FOR KIRBY'S PATENT
COMPRESSED BUNGS, PLUGS, TAPS,
BUNG BORER AND REAMER.
These BUNGS and PLUGS are formed by being placed in a compressing die, and subjected to
a pressure of several tons, by which they are pressed into shape, tapered on the sides and
rounded at the small end in the most perfect manner, so as to hold their form as long as they are
kept dry, but when driven into a full barrel will expand and fill out into all the irregularities of
the bung hole. They are made either of OAK OR POPLAR WOOD. CAMPHENE AND
TURPENTINE DISTILLERS will find the Oak preferable to any others in use. VARNISH
AND OIL MANUFACTURERS, also BREWERS, use the Poplar, and find a great saving in their
not ^troying the bung stave, as is the case with the turned oak bung. The PATENT BORER
and REAMER, may be set to any required size, and by it the bung hole bored and reamed
perfectly true, to correspond with the bung, and thus much time and labor be saved in fitting.
For sale by P. AMGRINEAIV, A^ent for tbe Patentee,
121 Warren Street, New York City.
TO STOVE AND LANTERN MANUFACTURERS.
For Compass Cards, Lanterns of all kinds. Stove and Furnace Doors, Ambrotypes, Photographs,
Engraving, Lithogpraphing, Chemical Purposes, &c.,
AT WHOLESALE OR KETAIL.
The ahoTe article is superior to anything eyer used for the above purposes, on account of not breaking or burning,
but standing the most intense heat. Constantly for sale, at wholesale or retail, on the most reasonable terms. Also,
8AFETT LANTERNS and SAFETY LAMPS, of various sizes,— a very superior article,— for sale aa above at
IVo. 21 Union Street, up stairs, Boston, IMEass.,
252
ALBANY DIRECTORY.
ALBANY BRUSH FACTORY
J. B. ARMOUR,
manufacturer and Dealer in
No. 385 BBOADWAY, ALBANY.
Keeps constantly on hand a large assortment of BRUSHES of all kinds
and descriptions.
Alsot n^Iachine Brashes made to order at short notice.
STOVES,
MacMnery,
VIEWS OF
BUILDINGS, &c,
Fhotosraphed
ON THE
WOOD,
^:y
BOOK
Illustrations,
BILL HEADS.
ANIMALS,
&c., &c.,
Engraved
IM A
FINISHED
Manner,
" BY BOYLE'S PATENT PHOTOGRAPHIC PBOCESS."
SASH, DOOR AND BLIND FACTORY,
Hi'
P. H. WEMPLE,
i^iljill Wo. 19 WORTOX STREET, AEBAIVY,
nlV lii' (Adjoining the rear of A. McClure & Co.'s Store,)
"''''''i' MANDFACTCRER AND DEAUEB IN
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, SHUHERS,
And every article pertaining to the trade.
A large assortment kept constantly ou band, or made to order
at short notice, at the lowest market prices.
«ir Also, sole owner of DRAKE'S PKEMIUM BORING AND
SPACINGf MACHINK.
Orders respectfully solidt^gto
Manufacturer and Dealer In e-rery Description of
INKS, BRONZE AND SIZING.
WAREHOUSE, No. 80 STATE STREET, Albany, N. Y.
Agent for the sale of L. L. BROWN & CO.'S Excelsior Mills, PLATNER & PORTER'S, and
CARSON, BROTHER & CO.'S Ledger and Writing Papers.
Also, several First Class Mills on Book, Printing and Colored Papers, Calendered and Un-
calendered.
WEDDING, AT HOME
AND
Note and Letter lleadiiiii;s,
DIPLOMAS, LABELS, SEAL PRESSES.
< • # • » —
ENGRAVING
OIST STEEL, ^^OOD, OR STONE,
Executed in an Artistic and Superior Style, at the
Engraving Rooms of
GAYIT & COWELL,
I\os. 1 & 4 EXCHAI^GE BUILDIl\G, 3d Floor.
MAYNARD & NOYES'
PERMAIWENT BLACK
TESTED FOR NEARLY HALF A CENTURY.
Registrt of Deeds Office, Boston, Jan. 10, 1859.
Messrs. Matnard & Notes : Gentlemen — I am glad that longer use of your Writing Ink enables
me to repeat the testimony given in its favor many years ago. I have used it in this office thirty-
seven years, and my oldest records are as legible and black as when first written. This rare quality for
permanence renders it invaluable for State and County Records, and all mercantile purposes, where
it is important that the writing should remain legible, and unchanged in color by the lapse of time.
HENRY ALLINE, Register of Deeds.
The above popular Ink, together with
is for sale by the Manufacturers, at
No. 51 YS^A-TER STREET,
K
Also, at Wholesale and Retail, by Stationers and Booksellers throughout the United States and
British Provinces.
PETER SMITH'S
COPPER, SHEET IRON,
AND
PLUMBING ESTABLISHMENT.
*iO/=r;JA:i KNICKEnBOCKEft-CO. ALBA/SJY N.Y.
XO. 16 BEAVER STREET, ALBAl^Y.
MANUFACTURER OF
Locomotive Flues and Smoke Pipes, Brewer's Coppers, Tanner's
Heaters, Dyer's Kettles, Stills and Worms, Lift and Force
Pumps, Brass Valves, Coupling Screws, &c.
PLUMBING WORK IN ALL ITS BRANCHES
Executed in tlie BTeatest and most Durable manner.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND MADE TO ORDER, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
"Water Closets for Steamers and Dwellings,
Wash Basins of Various patterns.
Iron Sinks, Hose and Pipes,
Force Pumps, Bathing Tubs, Shower Baths>
Marble Slabs, Plated Cocks, Brass Cocks,
"Water Filters, Sheet Lead, Lead Pipe, &o
STEAK ENGINE WORE made to order or Repaired on the shortest notice.
j^- Agent for Ashcroft's Celebrated Steam Quages. aS" Proprietor of the Albany Wire Cloth Works
GOOD WORKMEN will be sent to any part of the country to fit up any of the above works.
Ci^All Work from this Establishment WARRANTED.
AlBAl WIRE CLOTH Al SIEVE MAIPACTORY,
ALL KINDS OF HEAVY AND LIGHT WIRE CLOTH SITITABLE FOE
BREWERIES, FLOUR AND PAPER MILLS.
Spark and Ash Fan Cloth, Coal Screens, Coal Sifters,
Furnace Riddles, ^'ine Nest Sieves, &c..
Constantly on Hand or Made to Order at the LOW^EST
POSSIBLE PRICES.
No. 16 BEAVER STREET, ALBANY, N. Y.
f
COM^pRCE-
maUilANCJE COMP/WY
OF ALBANY, N. Y.
C'SH CAPITAL Ap SURPLUS, $22 0.
.V. . .v,\ ALLEN,
.J< >■ 11. 'IKYNOLDS, ■
('. .'. WJi.LIAMS,
^\. H. i.v.AD,
.1 1 4E C FOTTS,
A;:Clii!<ALD MnCUJUK,
THOMAS SCHUYLER,
JOHN G. WHITfi,
ISAAC A. CHAPMAN,
JAMES W. EATON,
CHAS. B. LANSING,
THEO. F. HUMPHREY,
VISSCHER TEN EYCK.
CHAS. B. REDblELD,
E. A. DURANT,
PETER MONTKASSJd,
H. D. HAWKFN^
CHAS. H M'AMF,
L. M. PAi.A.i;';
aPAM van ALLEN, Prest.
T. POHUYLER, Vice Prest.
a. A, VAN ALLEN, Secretary.
Oj^'FICe in bank building,
No. 448 BROADWATf ,
LOOKING GLASS WORKS
THOMPSON BROTHERS,,
X<rr>. 12 C5-3El.:E33E;3Nr STIEt-EaST, -A-JLiOB-A-iaTr, 3sr. "X ,
Manafactur..s and Deal.is iu all kiads -fl^OOENG GLASSES PICTURE AND PORTRAIT H'R.'.^; lift,
OIL PAINTINGS, ENGRAVING^, he.
iu .011 i ' the palrono«« ..t tlie public ttu feci a^surea tbat «Tir inc.reasca lucilUic. f"' m*""^''*;*'''"?';?, *^, /i!?^,'', '
?. '.". ii;,: I'toW thorn r. P.O.? admirable 8t..ok. at « inuch jowor ti-^urc than ""J," ^55L^r.^v'"T,«rt onf
to ofl'tT them u I'lopt aumirable sxwK, at n inucu .owor n'^uro muu nuy wiuci uvu^ .^ »~iv<^ _;:.,, , , \;i
f i,.a at our own eyabli^hmeut, anU acder our JTiimedi:ite supwTiBion. Otacisfrmn .-ny part of tbecoui i ^ v |^
pi uttcntioii.
■OVA.IJ df'jra.wxh:** A.U"
•rTTcixi »Ki>x;<^JEi> J T* ;^;cE«.-«ii
CdtANDELL & WHITE
lunula' .I'Wfi i
)i; TO J. 0. liKN"^'i:RSON,
..1 Uholcsule & P.Bt«il Doulors i'
^^m.m GRATES
i« »r>
FURNACES, RANGES
-Ot-tJ^
ilog:ster.s. Ventilators, &c.,
5«t« BBOA»W*V,
THE AMERiCA^J EXPRKSS CO.
Express forwarders
A.ND
FOREI^$ & DOMESTIC AGENTS,
5fo9. 11,1^ & 14 Exchange Building,
OKKlt . ^IOJT^^^': Fioi«*6 A. Bl. to t P. M.
i. J., JOHNSON, Manager.
V^OOD ENGRAVING.
I Checks, Notus, Drafts, SiDhe ■ ',
I Certificates, &,c.
N^
^nS'.'^.fAMI]^ ^ HERRICK, Wholesale Dealers ^»
XT .A.3N*
3Sr XJ T iB r 425 AND 427 BROAD 'VAY
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